This is a huge park in Plantation and has multiple amenities. The entrance to the park is free. It…read morehas multiple soccer fields, running track, pickleball courts, aquatic center and a big lake to sit by, bird watch and relax. Plenty of parking around and a great place for an active lifestyle.

Central Park is really convenient to the west central part of Plantation. This park is very big,…read moreincluding a community center, many ball fields, pickle ball courts, swimming and diving pool, and pavilions for the playgrounds for birthday parties as well as a splash pad for the little walkers who want to play in the water on a hot day. The pool area charges a daily admission fee and a fee to watch athletic competitions. The tennis courts are always busy and there is plenty of parking in each of the areas. I enjoyed taking a peaceful walk around the lake and I look at the cute sculptures by the water. This is an all ages and abilities city park, I just wish they would add EV charging stations around the park.

I have never been here. Our friend's kids play sports here and they frequent the park. I love all…read morethe different play areas at the playground. Monkey bars, rock climbing, slides and then some. Pretty big area and perfect for our little ones. The sports complex itself is GIGANTIC with baseball fields, soccer fields, basketball fields and seems like a never ending space for all sports. Well kept and the bathrooms are super clean.

This park, has baseball fields, basketball court. The park is definitely more for baseball lover,…read morewhen the city or local team used the field.

One of the best multi-purpose parks in Plantation. Whether you want to shoot hoops on the covered…read morebasketball courts or run along the trail, I believe Flamingo Park has something for everyone. There is a lovely playground, splash pad & little free library cubicle that kids enjoy. Baseball & soccer fields are there as well. The renovated community rooms are available to rent. Overall, this is a very well kept park that we all enjoy.

Took the puppy today for a relaxing stroll through Flamingo Park with a brisk cool wind at my back…read morewith a view of the wide lake. Few people using the exercise equipment at the two courses. Many people playing basketball under the massive aluminum covered court. Joggers roaming around the wavy paths.

Yes-5 stars-for quality and price. I signed my son up for fundamentals, so he could get ready for…read morelittle league. Manzy treats these boys like real players and doesn't shy from hard work. The best quality of a leader is when you want to impress them, not because they told you, but because you respect them. My son works really hard when he goes because he respects Manzy and his team. They teach at Bamford park, which is beautiful and lots of space to go walk or bike or anything while your kid is training. I also see parent bring a folding chair and go watch practice. It's great to get good, quality training for my son and not sell a kidney to do so. Lol! Yes, the first visit, Assessment, is free. You'll get to meet him and do some training. They do more than pitching. You can choose a specific lesson of pitching or batting, but we chose fundamentals, and Manzy switches it up as he sees fit. Bring your own bag and glove.

From the owner: We specialize in developing baseball players and giving them the confidence and working on the…read moremental side of the game they need to perform at their highest potential. Pitching, hitting. fielding, conditioning instruction. Get trained by the pros!

This is a park dedicated to sports as there are several fields wll separately fenced off. There's a…read moredecent size parking lot.

If you are a sports enthusiast in Pembroke Pines, this is the park for you. It is part of the…read moreWalnut Creek neighborhood which sits between North University Drive and North 72nd Avenue and is home to several gated communities. The Walnut Creek area was annexed into the City of Pembroke Pines in 1999. The developer provided eight acres for the park which was built in 2002 at a cost of 1.9 million dollars. The Haskell Company, a Jacksonville-based firm that does much of the city's architectural design and construction work, was selected to provide preliminary architectural and engineering services for the project. $500,000 from the $400 million parks and land preservation bond issue approved by Broward County voters in 2000 was used to build the park along with a $200,000 grant from the Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program. The opening of the park allowed the Pasadena Lakes Optimist Club to expand and it provided additional baseball leagues to residents in the northeast section of the city. The Walnut Creek Park is located just east of University Drive on Taft Street and offers 3 lighted baseball/softball fields, 2 batting cages, 3 small pavilions, and 1 small shaded playground. Restrooms are always open and clean while the night lights are bright and allow for evening games. Note that you must have a permit from the city to use this facility for lessons or training. While I explored the park I discovered a Burrowing Owl nest. Burrowing owls are protected by the federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act. These owls are small and live in underground burrows found usually in parks. It is always a treat to find one but you must leave them undisturbed. Whether you are looking for a place to take the kids to play, engaging in a sports training or a game, or are just a nature lover, Walnut Creek Park is a valuable recreational resource for northeast Pembroke Pines.

Multi recreational park in Sunrise off Weston Rd. This is the type of park hidden from the main…read moreroadways but when you find it's a win. They have a baseball field open to first come first serve although on Sunday its seems the adults own the field. A blacktop walking trail surrounds the grassy multi-use playing field. Picnic tables under a covered pavilion allow small bbq parties and kiddie events overlooking a tranquil lake. There is a decent adult fitness area with several gymnastic type equipment. The kiddie park near the entrance is large and has sufficient parking.

Completed in 1989, Oscar Wind Park is located along State Road 84 and Interstate 75. When it opened…read moreit was the first park near Weston and Bonaventure, paid for with city money, The park was named in honor of Oscar Wind, the developer who donated the land in 1983 when the city annexed the area. In 1993, six more acres were added to the park as was a new softball field, a soccer/football field and a new park shelter. Today the park is looking better than ever. A new playground and outdoor fitness court were unveiled last month which increased the fitness and play options in the City of Sunrise. The new playground is ADA accessible with a wheelchair entry. It now has more than a dozen play structures including slides, swings, climbers, and a merry go round. Elements were added to foster learning, inspire music, and provide tactile games. The playground is covered in shade canopies and new seating and landscaping were added. Also brand new at Oscar Wind Park is the first Fitness Court in the city and it is also shade covered like the playground. The Fitness Court has an app on the side that teaches you how to use it. You do a circuit of exercises using your own body weight in order to condition and strengthen during work outs. It can be modified for all fitness levels. Additional park features included an open green space with a new 1/2 mile walking path, new landscaping, renovations to the restroom and picnic pavilion, and new LED lighting. My favorite improvement is that there is now a connecting walkway between Oscar Wind Park and Sawgrass Sanctuary Park. I like that you can do a really long walking circuit around both parks and never have to go into the road. The two parks blend together seamlessly. With the new additions to Oscar Wind Park, I think this is the best place in the city to enjoy nature, take the kids to play, and exercise.

Beautiful neighborhood park with so many activity features. They also had a splash pad last year…read morebut I didn't see it yesterday. Instead I saw some tennis or other net ball court. Hopefully the splash pad is still there. Yesterday (Saturday) There was a spring fling event with a live band, some painting activities for kids, and 3 food trucks. Nice family atmosphere. This park is super pretty and within walking distance from many of the surrounding homes. It is well maintained. I hope it stays nice.

A large active multi-sport complex managed by the Town of Davie. A flag football game was in…read moreprogress this morning on the soccer field although the baseball field was empty. Two big kiddie parks with a modern jungle gym, swings and even a mini-water park. Only one covered pavilion but many picnic tables & grills, tennis court and basketball courts with centrally located gender assigned bathrooms. The Town of Davie Community Center and Fire Station are conveniently located at the south end of the complex. Dogs are permitted on leash only. Park is open 9am - 9pm. PARK #88