I love this park it's nice clean and so much space they allow ppl to bring drinks and their snacks…read morewhich saves money for all families

My son enjoyed the slides here. They will let you bring your lunch/snacks and beverages - just no…read moreglass. The downfalls about this place: No lockers to store your wallet, keys or phone. The lazy river area was still closed when we were there last time, but no stress.

I love bringing my daughter to this location. She loves art and we always find creative things to…read moredo at the studio. The people that work there always help us create a beautiful masterpiece. I also bring my mother-in-law and she enjoys spending time with her granddaughter, while she paints. Parking is easy. They have lots of ceramics and painting to choose from and it's a wonderful place to drop in and do some thing different with your children. Pricing is good and the quality of the products are great.

This was such a cute play date for the girls!! By girls I mean me and my 25 year old friends. We…read moremade a reservation and got equipped with colors which you are limited to 5 colors and you choose your ceramic. The ceramics are a bit expensive at $35 for a small heart shaped jar but they do kiln it for you and provide the colors. They call you when it is ready to pick up and ours took around 2 weeks to get back. Overall, I enjoyed this place the ambience is non existent but it's such a fun activity to get to bond and craft with your friends.

When I first came across Nature Posting my children were just starting their homeschool year and…read moresadly, we weren't able to join because there were no more slots available; however, that didn't stop us from trying to join. We kept trying to join other opportunities, such as the summer camp sessions and as a previous reviewer mentioned within 15 minutes the sessions were full. I finally was able to get one of my kids to attend a summer camp session and she had the best time. Now both my children have had years of helping out as volunteers and I am so thankful for a place like Nature Postings.

Hands down the best summer camp in Miami. (They just sold…read moreout for summer camp 2019' in 15 minutes, so hopefully you are looking at this review for one of their other fun activities.) My kids have done Girl Scout kayaking events with them and summer camp before. This is the cure to the iPad. The cure to the Xbox. The cure to Fortnite. If you are looking for supervision to go along with the words "Go outside and play", this is it. Summer Camp: Broken up into surf and turf options. The first 3 weeks of summer camp is water heavy. Snorkeling and kayaking near the mangroves and in the canals. (Swim test required.) They bike everywhere. (Bicycle and helmet required. You can still be on training wheels, but a lot easier if you teach your kid to ride a bike.) I mean, like 10 miles round trip in a day is nothing. They take care of animals (snakes, tarantulas, bearded dragons, mice...) They hike and explore and take notes. Rain or shine. Your children will sleep fantastically. You really need to check out their site to see the afterschool options. The family outings that are available all year long. Options for Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts and just active kids with parents in the know.

We came at a time when it wasn't super busy, staff were attentive, helpful and transparent with…read moreguidance and advice. It seemed safe since most surfaces are soft and instructions for heights are clear. Pizza and juice were good, music was fun, place was clean, staff was accessible at any time and making sure everything functions as intended.

NEVER go here. They charge my credit card every month after repeated attempts to cancel. It's a…read morescam. Worst customer service I have ever dealt with. There are plenty of other places to take your kids.

This is a small local park. I came today as I saw on the map that it was located right next to a…read morenature preserve area, and I was hoping to go through a stroll there. I did not see any access to it, and I am not sure it is even open to the public. I was therefore rather disappointed.

Whispering Pines Park is a smaller version of one of those *larger parks* in neighboring Palmetto…read moreBay. I appreciate that there is plenty of covered space for kids to play and most importantly, shaded areas for adults! The playgrounds have the rubber ground which adds points as a parent because you don't need to shake out shoes or worry about dirt. They even have a small pavilion for bbqs and parties. Every 4th of July, Cutler Bay throws a huge party at Whispering Pines Park after the annual parade. They have vendors, bands, face painting and food. This was renovated several years ago however I was disappointed that no restrooms were added during construction. That's the only thing missing from this hidden gem in Cutler Bay.