We Loved It...Such A Magickal Forest, Walking Meditation And Being Present And Connecting With…read moreNature By Grounding & Healing Your Inner Self. Definitely A Nature Lovers Paradise. Go And See For Yourselves. The Old Beautiful Florida.

We live waking at Fern Forest. The trails are beautiful and the "treehouse" in the middle is great…read morefor events and kids to explore. It's also a great spot for photos! One thing that could be improved is the wildlife children's center needs a major deep clean. It doesn't look like it has ever been cleaned. There is so much dust everywhere and has lots of spiderwebs around the baseboards and underneath the furniture. Great spot to get a spider bite. Lots of the content and activities are old and out of date.

I don't want to share this, because I want to keep it my secret,, but this park has the nicest…read morepublic restrooms I have ever been in. I love to go walking around the trail and search through the little free library. They just took out the pavilion and it is now plain grass. I'm not sure if they plan on replacing it. This is not large, but it is a beautiful little retreat.

Orchid Park is enchanting! The Cypress trees are incredible for photo backdrops and the walk over…read morethe bridge and boardwalk loop makes for a quality shorter stroll. Looks like a new shelter house is on the way, too.

What a beuatiful boardwalk! I was lucky enough to get a tour of the area with Audubon Everglades,…read moreand I learned so much about the flora and fauna. There's really nothing like disconnecting from the daily grind and walking through Tall Cypress.

Glorious shade. Only one trail maybe only 0.4 miles? But very cozy, busy enough that I'm not scared…read moreof spiders but not too busy. Overall 8/10

Welleby Park is hands down the best park and dog‑park combo I've ever visited. The staff keeps the…read moreentire area incredibly clean, and there are two huge fenced-in sections for different-sized dogs. There's also a beautiful trail that wraps around the park with water views and plenty of benches, plus a wide path just outside the park that stretches for miles. It's truly an amazing place to take your dog and enjoy the outdoors.

I can't believe this place is free! What a gem…read more The miniature city is a must visit! A lot of the kids were riding bikes and scooters around when we visited. There are no shaded areas so plan to visit early in the morning or later in the afternoon. However, if you end up here right in the middle of the day, don't worry! Your kids will be excited to cool down at the adjacent water park- also free! In between the city and water park there is a nice mostly shaded playground. This was such a fun place to visit! There is a big mall within a 10 min drive so you can make this a day trip!

OMG! Can't believe this place. It's way more than just a large park as it's a destination worth a…read moredrive. It's in Broward County just off University Drive and it's free. So glad some friends told us about this place awhile back when we were talking about places to take the grandkids in the future. But even if you're just a kid at heart, You may want to visit here. Wear your bathing suit. It's easy to find. And there's ample free parking out front. Mid week when we stopped by it wasn't very busy. But if I had kids, I'd be here every weekend -- especially in our recent hot weather. First and foremost is the interactive water/splash pad. So many machines spraying water, buckets dumping, etc etc. The three kids there were squealing with joy and excitement. Such fun. There's also a story walk/trail for children with various stops plus a regular walking trail. A covered playground with equipment for kids. A Volleyball sand court; basketball court; grills; picnic areas... all with a large swath of green grass in the middle -- perfect for events/concerts. On the south end is the canal C-14 with a fishing pier. More "waters edge" as in the name. And also for adults, there's a covered area right near the water with all sorts of gym/exercise equipment. Don't know what more you could want except maybe a few more resting benches along the main trail for the older folks... Go check it out. Bring the kids.

During a conversation with friends we were talking about parks to take grandchildren or little ones…read moreto with all this heat. Waters Edge came up so we had to check it out. Featured at the entrance are children's water fountains and refreshing jets of water! Fitness equipment, a short fishing pier, picnic grills and other amenities abound in this beautiful and well maintained park.

This park was so much fun. it is for ages 5-12 and my two year olds had a great time but the high…read moretower is a bit dangerous for them in my opinion but it's okay! overall it's great because it's fenced in. the bathrooms look and smell so clean which was amazing. they have a variety of swings including one for parent and child. i made a video because i love when i can see reviews with videos of exactly what to expect.

Top 3 favorite parks in soflo! It's perfect if you have an…read moreage gap crew like new walkers and adventure seekers. There's a nice path for walking if you want to get your steps in. One of the few parks I've seen with a vending machine. Lots of parking. Just an overall great park!

This a nice little park in Coral Springs. Is green, clean and hidden away from the main streets…read moregiving peace and quiet. It has some play sets for kids, a nice trail, restrooms, volleyball courts, and more. Great place to go for a walk.

It is hard not to give parks and recreational outdoor areas less than stellar score. Especially…read moreduring these trying times when going out to a park is the only thing keeping you sane. I like to walk and now that the weather is great, this little hidden park is great. He trail isn't too long, but it is full of vegetation, you feel like you are lost in the forest. It is located in Shadowood, very near the Ramblewood elementary. There is plenty of parking, a playground, and swings. I got on them and felt like a little girl, so much fun. (You can probably see pictures in my hubby's review lol) and a volleyball court. Also a couple of grill areas. It is very close to me but I never even knew it was there. That is how hidden it is.! Also for all those Pokémon trainers out there, there are a lot of stops two gyms (is why I initially came LOLOL) Overall, it is a great place to brig the kiddos, come to play PokémonGO, or just for some fresh air.

Lakeside Park is a wonderful spot for kids. The playground is clean, well maintained, and…read morethoughtfully designed, with plenty to keep little ones entertained. It has a relaxed, family friendly atmosphere and is a great place to spend time outdoors. We've really enjoyed visiting.

We enjoy this park mainly because it's covered. It's a great climbing park especially for the older…read morekids. My youngest who is one and oldest who is three however still enjoy it very much. There's a lot of grassy area on the sides too. Not a lot of traffic so you don't have to worry about the kids getting hurt.

In short: a tranquil park with a covered bridge and walking trails…read more This covered bridge is located directly off Holmberg, on the north side. I have driven past it many times and curious to what it is about. It's a simple park , quiet and tranquil Despite the location. I came with my son, my friend and her daughter. There are so no playgrounds/stations for kids but they still loved it. It was beautiful. At one point on the walking trail there was a large bush that was drawing in a handful of butterflies. So lovely. My son is 8 and he has asked to go back multiple times.

Most bridges are built to cross water but in Parkland you can find one sitting on a dry land in the…read moremiddle of a park. In the 1980's when the Oriole Homes Corporation was developing the Country Place residential community on the north side of Holmberg Road in Parkland they offered to buy something to decorate the park and make it memorable for the residents of the new community. Parkland Commissioners Maryjane Sexton and Bobbi Pugliese wanted something that embodied the country setting so they picked a covered bridge. The bridge was suppose to cross over water but they didn't have any it could span so instead it connects land that runs between two canals. The park was deeded to Parkland on October 18, 1989. There isn't a parking lot for this park since it was designed for use by the people who lived in the community. I parked in the strip mall across the street from Holmberg Rd. and took the short walk up. The park is accessible from Holmberg Road or Hillsboro Boulevard through a tree lined trail on the west side of Winners Circle. The trail runs between the canal and apartments and it connects Covered Bridge Park to 6-acre Park off of Hillsboro Boulevard. I love a covered bridge and this park is so tranquil. In addition to the lovely bridge perfect for photos and as a backdrop for picnics, the hiking trail that runs between the two parks is wonderful for getting exercise. On my stroll I saw turtles, butterflies, and birds. This is just another reason why the name of Parkland is perfect for this picturesque city.

Bountiful amounts of fields but not an any specific order in the bathroom situation is not great…read more There's no extra gym equipment or things here, just grass and sidewalks. It appears the people who come here are sports only or kids to hang out and annoy each other :)

THis Park is one of the best parks in Coral Springs, it is always clean and well taken care of…read more It has, among others, Baseball fields, Football Fields, Soccer fields, Basketball fields. There are a few charcoal BQQ grills at the edge of the road crossing the park, most of the time are not in use but always clean.