Love playing soccer here. The environment is awesome. Don't think you're going to see the skyline,…read morebut the view is great nonetheless.

Brickell and Downtown hooligans rejoice, you have a place to go after work where you can see who…read morecan really score and you don't even have to buy any frou frou drinks for a chick. Soccer Rooftop is located inside Rivergate Plaza. Just head inside, take the elevator to floor #2 and walk out ready for some soccer action. There are two courts, locker rooms, and a small clubhouse complete with cold drinks, a television playing what else? sports and preferably soccer. And they are working on getting snacks up and running. Interested in playing? Sure you are. Well then don't show up before 6pm but know that you might be able to stay until 6am. Midnight Soccer anyone? There are currently no leagues but there is a plan in the works to add one. So best bet: call after 6pm, reserve a field, bring $120 and some friends Hate planning? just go hang out in the clubhouse and wait for someone who is desperate and looking for a +1

This park is super busy, so many people playing basketball a night. There's well maintained sports…read morefields. And the pool. However dogs are not allowed here.

Very nicely maintained facilities available to residents, guests, and non-residents for a fee…read more Kids Splash Pool 10am-7pm Thur-Tue Adult Lap Pool 6am-9pm Thur-Tue Pool Entry for Non-residents: $15 adults $10 ages 5 to 18 Free ages 4 and under Swim diapers ok in splash area Playground open 8:30am-9pm Mon-Sun. Playground fenced with shade cover. Basketball courts. Open fields. Parking is on the street nearby. Some paid spots, some free spots. May need to drive around a bit if it's after school hours or weekend.

José Martí is considered to be a Cuban national hero. Many parks and monuments throughout South…read moreFlorida are named in his honor. He was a poet, revolutionary philosopher, journalist, translator, professor, publisher, and author of "Cultivo Una Rosa Blanca" . He dedicated his life to the promotion of liberty and political independence for Cuba. His death during a battle against Spanish troops at the Battle of Dos Ríos was used to rally people to the cause of the independence of Cuba from Spain. The land the park is on has a lot of history. This area was used by the Tequesta people around 400 AD. In 1982 while developing the park, underneath I-95, an ancient Tequesta camp was discovered. Pottery shards, shell tools, arow heads, and a woman's grave were excavated. In 1959 Fidel Castro took over Cuba transforming it into a communist state. Refugees began fleeing the island for Miami. In 1980, 4,000 Cuban political refugees who fled Cuba during the Mariel boat lift took refuge in a tent city here for two months. On October 27, 1984 the park opened and was dedicated to José Martí. The park is located directly on the historic Miami River where today you can enjoy stunning views as the boats sail by. Park amenities include a public pool, playground, outdoor fitness equipment, basketball court, picnic tables, and a community center offering summer and winter camps, and youth and teen programs. The park also has a bust of José Martí donated to the city by Cuba in the 1950s. José Martí park is part of the Miami River Greenway, a 6.2 mile trail that begins at Bayfront Park and ends at NW 24th Ave. The trail links neighborhoods, businesses, cultural attractions, historic sites, and nine public parks along both banks of the Miami River.

Wow, what a spot. Located right on the river - so you can watch all the boats sail by. Awesome…read morespot.!!! Here is some info about this wonderful area - Named after the Cuban patriot and poet who devoted his life to the idea of liberating his country, Jose Marti Park is a 1.7 acre green space along the Miami River, just minutes from the hustle and bustle of downtown Miami. Popular with locals and visitors of all ages looking for a quick escape, the park features a public riverwalk that runs the length of its grounds with benches where you can read a book and watch boats float by. Recreational Activities Among the park's recreational features are indoor and outdoor basketball courts, an indoor gym, recreation building and picnic tables. Younger visitors can play in the park's large playground, which features a variety of structures for climbing, swinging and sliding, plus a covered play area and a grassy field for kickball and other games. Pool & Water Aerobics A six-lane, 25-meter pool at Jose Marti Park is the ideal spot for lap swimmers, with some or all lanes dedicated to lap swimming at various times throughout the week. There's also a learn to swim program and water aerobics classes. Yoga & Community Activities In need of a little centering after a hectic day? Drop in for free yoga classes held Tuesdays on a first-come, first-serve basis. The park also offers other community-based activities like after-school programs and summer camps.

This nicely kept facility consists of 12 Lighted Hard Courts for Tennis and 8 Three-Wall Courts for…read moreRacquetball. The facilities are maintained and managed by the Office of Events & Rentals. Tennis Courts are currently open to the community for a fee of $5.00 per person, $30.00 for a Morning Monthly Pass or $60.00 for an Evening Monthly Pass. Max playing time for singles is 1 1/2 hours and for doubles 2 hours. For reservations call 305-237-2714 (8am - 4:30pm) or 305-237-2236 (4:30pm - 9:30 pm). Location: Room G-117 E-mail: EventsandRentals@mdc.edu Business Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

Terrible customer service (looking at you, Asselyn). terrible class schedule, horrendous remodel,…read moreso much potential and the best yoga teacher I've ever had (Debra Lee) but they need a new management! So disappointed...I can't renew, the cons far out-way the pros

Not only do you get access to the beautiful Biltmore poolside but great fitness classes, including…read moremy favorite which are the morning yoga classes. The Biltmore upholds the palatial ambience even in their fitness center. THE BATHROOMS ARE INCREDIBLE!!! Mama always said to judge a place by its bathrooms. There's this beautiful spa music playing when you walk in with a sauna AND a steam room. The bathrooms are so luxurious with full towel services for you. There's a juice & smoothie bar with nutritious food options. They clean the equipment so frequently and everyone who works there is so sweet! From the moment you walk in, it is relaxing, rejuvenating, and revitalizing.

I've been coming to this tennis court at Goodlet Park since I was 13 years old. This club house has…read moreand is still great after all these years! Membership is affordable to have access to the court, courts are well maintained, and staff is friendly. My only suggestion would be that the city renovate the restrooms. They're very dated and not as nice as other restrooms at nearby parks.

A really great community park. Wedged inside of a really chill neighborhood in the middle of…read moreHialeah. If this park was in Coral Gables, it would be super popular. Packs a punch with the little space given. This park has two tennis courts, two three wall racketball courts, several renovated basketball courts, A couple of softball T-ball fields a huge grassy patch to play soccer and now they are putting a new children's playground. My older friends that live around here really nuptials walking in a circle using the path that goes around the whole park. The rec center has the bathrooms and other rooms for after school care and other activities. Many years ago, I used to live around the block and they have done a great job of keeping the park updated

It's been a while since I've ice skated but it wasn't hard to pick up again…read more For Miami Beach residents, it's only $5.00 for 2 hours on a Sunday afternoon between 3-5pm. if you're able to use hockey skates, they have those too which is what I prefer. They have other public skate days so check out their schedule to learn what they are. Bring gloves as it can be a bit on the chilly side, and you definitely don't want to freeze your butt off for those 2 hours. Plus if you happen to slip and fall, your hands will stay warm. Also, come with a jacket and maybe a couple layers; no one has fun while shivering. When I arrived at 4pm, there was only an hour left to skate and the condition of the ice was already hacked. I think they should resurface the ice between the 2 hours as it would make the experience much more enjoyable; it wouldn't take more than 10 mins or so...at least the outer edge where most people skate around and not the center area. Sure it's much slicker, but the way the ice was...you would be tripping over holes that would catch your skates out of no where. Most of the skaters were from young children 3 years told to men in their 50s or so who can really skate. Kinda how I-95 is with so many different drivers with so many different skills; it could be a formula for a head on.

This place is a kid's dream! Ice rink, bowling alley, swimming pool and game room all in one…read moreplace?! How did I not know about this? Thankfully my friend invited me to play pickleball (another thing I had no idea about) with her here and it was so much fun. They have it at certain times. I went on Friday evening and the place was fairly empty. They had rackets and balls for those that did not but many people who frequent have their own gear. Everyone was so friendly and patient with this novice. But I'm so excited to go back and check out the ice rink and other amenities.