Amazing local park that has it all. Great sports complex with a balance of leisure and fitness…read more This park has it all, baseball to soccer to basket ball to tennis and pickle ball. Not at the park for local sports? Take a run/walk around the park that stretches about 1 mile around the park. Enjoy the luscious landscape for a peaceful and tranquil run or walk. Love the beautiful lake where you can also rest and relax on a bench or picnic table to take in all the nature around you. Love the fact that they have emergency stations all around with AED machines and around the lake with rescue flotation devices. Definitely was built with a child safety mindset as many kids playing sports at the park etc. Park is clean and well maintained all around. Parking is a plenty but can get packed and busy with local sports in play.

North Community Park located just off Coral Springs drive is one of the biggest parks in Coral…read moreSprings. Been coming here for years to run or walk. Excellent park offers baseball and soccer fields as well as tennis and basketball courts all very well kept. Bathrooms are clean and safe. There are also playgrounds and climbing areas for the kids and gazebos to celebrate birthdays. Classic family oriented Coral Springs vibe. Plenty of green areas and there are nice lake areas. Safety is always first in Coral Springs, you can find life vest stations all around the lake areas and AED and CPR stations with photo instructions complete with solar panel. Easy, plenty and convenient parking.

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.

Some parks give you grass. Lakeside Park gives you therapy--without the co-pay. You've got the lake…read moreglistening like it was hand-polished by God's landscaper, shady trees that practically beg you to nap under them, and picnic tables that have probably overheard more family drama than your group chat. It's the kind of place where you can fish, grill, jog, or just sit and judge the ducks like a retired Floridian. The sunsets? Five-star Instagram filters built by nature. The vibe? Chill enough to make you forget that your inbox exists. Clean, peaceful, and somehow still underrated--Lakeside Park is proof that not everything in Florida has to cost $25 a ticket and three hours in line. Five stars, because this park makes doing absolutely nothing feel like an achievement.

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.

NO SWEATING TODAY…read more.. Took some quiet time in Loggers Run Park today. Definitely a park with a strong soccer influence. An open soccer field and a covered soccer field. Not sure why they had two portapottys in front of the gender assigned bathroom gazebo. We watched a guy practicing soccer on the open field. Thought I found a good fishing spot at the front canal, but as I got closer I noticed an alligator warning sign. It was green and murky so perfect place for a gator attack. (See Pic). The Loggers Run Pavilion can be rented out by scanning the QR Code. During a picnic the kids can play on the nearby jungle gym. Love these parks during the day when not packed.

I stopped here while I was out running errands as I like to explore new parks to walk at. I should…read morehave done a little bit more research though because it wasn't really a walking park. There is a pavilion and there was a party going on there. There are also massive soccer fields. But that's about it. No trees or trails or anything. I left after about five minutes because I was bored. But if you're looking for a place to have an outdoor party or play soccer, then this is the park for you.

This park was named in honor of Lawton Mainor Chiles Jr. (April 3, 1930 - December 12, 1998) who…read moreserved as the 41st governor of Florida from 1991 until his death in 1998 from a heart attack at the age of 68. He also served as a Florida senator from 1971 to 1989. When he was running for his senate seat in 1970 he didn't have a lot of campaign money so his wife suggested a walk through Florida as a way to connect with voters. He completed a 1,003 mile walk over 91 days from Pensacola to Key West and the walk made him a Florida legend. In 1999 Governor Jeb Bush designated the trail he traveled the Lawton Chiles Trail. This 19 acre park is located next to the Morikami Park Elementary School. Park amenities include two bocce courts, softball field, paved exercise path, two horseshoe pits, a veterans memorial, picnic area with tables, and the large Governor Lawton Chiles Memorial pavilion that can be rented. This is the first park I have come across that has a petanque court. Petanque is a game similar to Bocce but instead of bowling like you do in bocce, you instead toss the ball. Governor Lawton Chiles Memorial Park is located across the street from the Morikami Japanese Museum and Gardens. The park is open every day from sunrise to sunset. This park is ideal for large groups who want to have a picnic or anyone looking to exercise or enjoy sports.

Located behind the South County Civic Center and across the street form the…read moreMorikami Museum and Japanese Gardens. The park has picnic areas plus bocce courts ,exercise course, and horseshoe pits .

Sandspur Park is located in the neighborhood of Pompano Beach Highlands. This neighborhood of…read moresingle family homes was developed in the 1950's and marketed towards retirees. At the time it was unincorporated but in 2004 the community voted to join Pompano Beach. It is kind of interesting to me that Pompano Beach decided to name a park after thorny sandspur weeds. If you have ever stepped on a sandspur you will remember the pain. Fortunately visiting the park is much more pleasant than stepping on a sandspur. Sandspur is a spacious 2.3 acres. There are a lot of large trees to provide shade. This park has a restroom which you don't usually find in a neighborhood park. It also has covered playgrounds for toddlers and older children and a picnic pavilion with several picnic tables. The paved walkways are nice for exercise and dog walking. Compared to some of the other parks in Pompano of a similar size, I was really impressed with Sandspur Park.

This is a city of pompano beach park located in a residential neighborhood…read more It's a swath of serene green with playground equipment for the kids. The pavilions are available for rent. The park grass and paths look well maintained. So I suppose walking/running, yoga, and the like would be okay here. It's was very quiet when we stopped by as there were no other folks in this small park except two kids who had ridden their bicycles there. And we're using the bathroom facilities. Not a park you'd go out of your way to find, but I'm sure the neighbors enjoy it when the weather is a bit cooler.

This small park is definitely not one to go out of your way to visit. It's good for the locals in…read morethe neighborhood, but that's about all. There isn't too much to this park. Some open grassy areas, and trees and a path for walking. There are a few benches here and there and one water fountain. No grills; no covered pavilions; and not that much considering in the way of shady areas. You can't even walk your dog here as no dogs are allowed. Plus, for the month of September (2025), the playground area is closed as they are resurfacing it. Well, now I know.

While passing by I discovered this small neighborhood park in North Andrew Gardens, a formerly…read moreunincorporated eight mile area that was annexed by the city of Oakland Park in 2005. The 1.8 acre park features a covered playground with an area for older children and one for toddlers. Both playgrounds have climbing structures and slides. There also swings. Other park amenities include benches, picnic tables, and a paved walkway. The park has a lot of large trees for shade and natural scenery. North Andrews Neighborhood Park is a great place to exercise, take the kids to play, bird watch, or enjoy a picnic. Note that dogs aren't allowed in the park and there is no parking lot, water, or bathrooms. The park is open every day from 8 AM until sunset.

Cresthaven Park is a cute neighborhood park in the Cresthaven section of Pompano off of Copans…read moreRoad. Cresthaven used to be an elderly community but in the mid nineties young families began buying in the neighborhood because the prices were good for entry level home buyers. In 2000 Cresthaven a formerly an unincorporated community of about 3,000 homes and retail and industrial properties was incorporated into Pompano Beach. Cresthaven Park was created out of a vacant lot on the corner of Northeast 27th Court and Northeast 13th Avenue. The land was an old sewage pumping station owned by the county. Former President of the Cresthaven Civic Association, Virginia Eckberg and a few parents toured the lot with Broward County Commissioner Sylvia Poitier. With Poitiers help the lot was turned into Cresthaven Park in 1990 giving the children in the community a safe place to play. By giving families a place to take their children for recreation, Cresthaven Park became a stabilizing force in the community. Today Cresthaven has a few parking spots out front. The entire park is gated for safety. Inside the park there are restrooms, a paved walkway, a sand volleyball court, basketball court, lending library, and covered playground. My favorite part of the park was all of the native landscaping attracting bees, butterflies, and birds. I saw a gumbo limbo tree sometimes called the tourist tree because its bark looks like a tourists sunburned skin peeling along with butterfly attracting shrimp plants and dwarf jatropha. Cresthaven Park provides a much needed refuge of nature and recreation in the middle of an urban neighborhood.

Really liked this one and half acre park. It has a bit of every thing including rest room…read morefacilities. Lots of play areas -- for the kids plus swings; volleyball net/court;basketball court; covered pavilion with picnic tables; and a grill. It's dog friendly. Even though it's small it felt spacious and spread out. It can also be rented out from the city.