We had a great time here! We went for the splash pad. It…read morewas large and had adequate seating around it. I enjoyed watching all the pretty butterflies near the splash pad. They also have a picnic area, walking trails, basketball courts, and a playground.

North Trail Park spans 14 acres and offers a variety of recreational amenities and community…read moreprograms. The park features a skate park with ramps, basketball courts, outdoor fitness equipment, tennis courts, a sand volleyball court, soccer fields, and more. In 2024, the community center underwent a complete renovation and received a 3,000-square-foot expansion. Improvements included a new main hall, upgraded multipurpose rooms with technology, and a kitchenette with new appliances. Additional upgrades included a new roof, doors, windows, flooring, plumbing, lighting, utility systems, and walkways. The center now hosts numerous activities, including seasonal camps, after-school programs, youth basketball and soccer leagues, arts and cultural classes, and structured programs for youth and families throughout the year. In 2025, the playground was completely replaced with a whimsical nature-inspired play area featuring climbing structures, slides, swings, and interconnected walking paths. The park also added a fenced in splash pad, a new basketball court with energy-efficient sports lighting, and bleachers for spectators. The new playground looks loke so much fun. During my visit, I even saw adults relaxing in the netted area at the top of the climbing structure. My favorite feature of the park, however, was the network of walking paths. As i made my way through the park, I spotted numerous butterflies as well as chickens with their adorable chicks. I had an amazing afternoon at North Trail Park.

Really great park. Doesn't have everything but it has all the things you need to make it a great…read morepark. Given it size, it actually packs a good amount of options. My kids are fans so I'm a fan

Cooper Park is a nice little community park in the heart of a bustling West Miami area…read more With a large green space, walking path, playground, and canopy of trees, Cooper Park brings a little calm and peace to a busy area. It is a great place to relax, enjoy the weather, play with the dog, let the kids climb and slide, have a picnic, or toss the frisbee. Being a block off of Red Road, you'd think there would be heavy traffic or loud truck noise all day long, but with the addition of the Publix between the park and 57th, it has a much more closed off, protected, and intimate feel to it. There is ample parking, and a few places for the kids to play and explore the freedom of running in a large green space. With benches and trees, there is more than enough of an area for adults to rest, soak up the sun, or enjoy an afternoon of peaceful nature while being steps from the reality of a major city. If you are looking for a little escape from the grind, slip your shoes off, slap your shades on, and let your toes feel the soft grass on your feet while you reconnect with the gentle beauty of peaceful relaxation at Cooper Park.

Best place to play Pokemon Go in the state, no exaggeration. Big Community that shows up for…read moreevents and has a Campsite in game with tons of gyms and powerspots. For non-PoGo players, the park offers great natural scenery, nature trails, pavilions, a fitness zone, a playground for children, a little library, softball fields, a skate park, and two full disc golf courses. Seriously, it has everything. Only complaint is the walking paths could be paved a bit better.

Kendall Indian Hammocks (KIH) is an AMAZING place for Pokémon GO! The park has a very active…read morePokémon GO community part of the official Pokemon Go Community Ambassador Program called KIH Crew, with a Discord community where players can connect, meet other Trainers, and stay updated on Pokémon GO events and meetups happening at the park. They regularly organize community events for things like Raid Days, Community Days, GO Fest, and other in-game events. If you play Pokémon GO and live around Miami, I definitely recommend checking out the park and looking up KIH Crew. Even if you don't play Pokémon GO, Kendall Indian Hammocks is a great park with tons of things to do and a really nice community atmosphere. it has walking and nature trails, sports fields, playgrounds, picnic areas, disc golf, an outdoor fitness zone, a skate park, and plenty of open space to enjoy with family and friends. 100% recommend it

Love it in all senses, the surroundings, the nature itself is beautiful. The park is small but it…read morefeels peaceful and inviting. It's beautiful trees create a relaxing environment.

This park is near my job it it's always a hit with my son. They have ample sidewalk for bike rides,…read morebasketball courts and a nice playground for the children with lots of musical instruments

We brought a blanket and some food to Tropical Park for a picnic and had such a nice afternoon…read more It's a great place for a simple date or a day out with family, but there's also plenty more to do. The park has soccer fields, tennis and pickleball courts, walking paths, playgrounds, and picnic shelters you can reserve for a larger gathering. I love that you can go with a whole plan or just show up with snacks and enjoy being outside.

This is a review for the Christmas installation they have at the park. The entrance is a bit…read moreconfusing but they have people directing you where to go. This is such a cute and nice use of the park. I loved it.

This park takes its name from the Miami Rock Ridge, an oolitic, outcrop of limestone which is part…read moreof the Miami Formation that formed in a large swath throughout southernmost South Florida. The Miami Formation is part of an ecosystem that formed portions of the Everglades. The coastal ridge is part of the endangered Pine Rocklands which supports many rare and threatened plant species. The habitats that live on this harsh rocky terrain are some of the most biodiverse in Florida. You can see the remains of the oolitic rocks throughout this park. In addition to being a part of this areas geological history, this park has many family friendly amenities enjoyed by the community today. These include a paved exercise loop around the perimeter of the park that is ideal for walking, running, and bike riding, several outdoor exercise stations that use your body weight to build muscle, a covered playground with sand floor, and a covered pavilion with picnic tables. Note that there are no restrooms. This park is ideal for exercise, play, picnics, and taking in the wonder of Mother Nature.

Great park. Parking is limited. Close to school and home. Has a nice sidewalk to ride bike, walk or…read morerun.

I have passed this park many times while visiting the Miami Airport Convention Center and was…read morecurious about what kind of park this was in the middle of the city. After a recent event at the convention center I stopped by to check it out. It turns out it is a hidden gem with a surprise you don't often find in the city. This park in Miami is named in honor of Robert King High (April 9, 1924 - August 30, 1967). King was an attorney and politician. He was born in Tennessee and moved to Florida after serving in WWII where he became an active in the democratic party. He was mayor of Miami for 10 years before running for governor in 1966 but he was defeated by Republican Claude Kirk. Robert King High he died of a heart attack less than a year after losing the election. Robert King High Park is located next to Lake Maha and dates to the 1970's but It was extensively remodeled in 2011 when a building was added for classes. The park is divided into two sections, a 1.5 acre day use recreational area in the south front of the park that includes six basketball courts, softball/ baseball field, a sand volleyball court, and a playground. The back north end of the park contains the surprise, the 5.24 acre Carlos Arboleya campground. Arboleya was born in Cuba. He was the former president of Barnett Bank and a presence in South Florida's Cuban-American business community. He volunteered for 60 years with the youth of Miami and was the former president of the South Florida Council of the Boy Scouts of America. In 1978 in honor of his long and dedicated service to the youth of Miami and the Boy Scouts, the campground in the park was named in his honor. Arboleya waged a one man campaign to keep the area that is now the campground from being turned into a velodrome. The velodrome was built elsewhere in the city and this area was preserved so that the scouts of Miami could experience camping in a city that had very little places for this activity. In this area of the park is a lake for fishing, a pool. and hiking trails. Discovering the campground was my favorite part of this park because it is such an amazing resource for the Miami community. Kids who live in the city and who might not be able to experience the joy of camping out have the perfect place to experience sleeping outdoors thanks to the foresight of Carlos Arboleya. Even though he has since passed away he is still positively impacting the youth of Miami.

Our next summer adventure with kids take us to Robert King high park a good place to go with the…read morelittle one to have have fun.

Quite a nice park to walk around their path, though it doesn't stay entirely within the park, you…read moreare forced to walk out of it for a few dozen steps. The grounds are in really good shape and they have some really nice landscaping here. For sports , there's a football field, soccer, baseball, and building with restrooms. A good amount of parking spots too.

We came to watch a flag football game and my nephew's team did a great job!!…read more This park has public free parking Restrooms Picnic area Football field and Baseball too I liked how they have covered bleachers so the sun doesn't hit us.