This is a very nice park and wildlife refuge. It is nestled in a residential area in the city of…read moreSunrise and has 2 entrances: on 44th street and on 41st. Both entrances have bathroom facilities. The park has a paved walkway about 1 mile long, there are also wooded trails that you can take along the way, and there is a good size boardwalk built over the wetland section of the park. Lots of benches all around the park, in addition to some very comfortable pavilions equipped with benches and BBQ. All of the facilities are in top shape and the park is home to a very wide variety of wildlife. Great place to go for a walk or spend some time enjoying nature and having a picnic or use the playground with your kids.

Lovely park with a beautiful walking trail. It was a nice way to spend the morning with my friend.read more

A must visit park! 3 playgrounds all for different ages. A splash pad in the middle. 3 sets of…read moreswings and it's free to visit. I love the theming of the park it makes it unique. Also a playground with cover! Except the swings for some reason.

With three playgrounds, five pavilions available to rent, and the added bonus of an enclosed splash…read morepad, it's the kind of place where you can easily spend the whole day. The park is located in a beautiful neighborhood, right across the street from the library, making it a perfect spot for families. It's spacious, lush, and green with plenty of trees providing shade--great for both play and relaxation. Whether you're there for a picnic, to let the kids burn off some energy, or just to enjoy the outdoors, there's more than enough to keep everyone happy. The park does close on Wednesday mornings for landscaping but reopens at noon. On weekends, it definitely gets more traffic, but it never feels overwhelming thanks to the space and layout. If you're looking for a clean, fun, and family-friendly park in Plantation, this is it!

This has been one of my favorite parks I've taken my son. It's so fun and has plenty activities for…read morehim to enjoy. We started off playing in the playground that has a large train shaped area with several fun activities. They have swings and a separate section for climbing. Later he played in the little town area! This is such a fun part of the park. It's great for children's imagination and play. The last stop was the splash pad. The splash pad is so fun and has a beautiful design. The park also has pavilions that are available for rent. We had such a fun morning at Welleby Park! Can't wait to bring him again.

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!

NEW SEASON of great bluegrass....FREE Starting Oct 11,…read more2026....2 PM also FREE parking. These guys have been doing this GRATIS for over 25 years. We go every year and love it.

The best spot I have been so far for long hiking trails in the Pompano area. Easy hiking. Didn't…read moreget bit by any type bugs, spiders, mosquitoes , snakes or alligators. The Trails are clean. Nature Center is great. Perfect trails for all ages. Restrooms and refreshments available. I did the Half mile boardwalk loop trail which is very shaded, so it wasn't feeling too hot. Very tropical. Felt like it was actually misting but no rain. Lots of water under the walkway. It's a Lush forest. Then I did the 1 mile loop prairie trail plus an extra 300 yard loop trail off the prairie trail. Overall a nice forest. Check it out if you haven't been. It's free and plenty of parking was available on a Saturday. They Even had a cleaning station with a water hose and foot scrubber to clean your shoes on the way out.

Great place to enjoy nature in Hollywood. It's a small preserve compared to what I am used to…read morevisiting, but it packs a punch. Nicely laid out nature trails with great informative signs along the way. The trails are smooth and cut decently to allow walkers a great view of nature. Unfortunately while we were there the manatee experience was closed for repairs. They had an educational center for the kids, that my daughter enjoyed.

Great spot for trail hiking. Plenty of parking. Free to enter. Bathrooms available. It's kind of…read moreswampy below the elevated boardwalk trails. No mosquitoes got me so this is a plus. They did have one section closed as they were pressure washing the boardwalk. Overall a great woodsy easy walking trail, very tropical and no spiders that I could see . Trails are well shaded from the sun. Clean easy walking trails.

I loved that this trail is so close to my house, I just wonder why I never knew about it…read more The walking trail is free as well as the parking. The trail is nicely shaded and has a paved walkway which makes it easy for parents pushing their child in a stroller or the casual jogger out on a nice morning. The trail has plenty of benches as well as beautiful views of the natural landscape and the water that separates the path from the golfers on the course. Along the way there are information boards to learn about the Preserve environment. There are emergency posts located along the 1.1 mile trail incase there is a problem if 911 needs to be called. I also noticed a cute painted rock collection that stretches over 30 yards in the shape of a snake. Next time I will will be bringing a rock to contribute. Overall, I thought this place was great on a nice day but it would be too hot during the summer to visit.

This trail has really blossomed with all the foliage since opening many years ago. About half the…read moretrail is shaded now. There are views of waterways and the golf course. There are informational stands along the one mile path. Make sure to find the rock snake:) There is easy parking at the golf course. There's a restroom in the clubhouse.

My first visit to Riverwalk Linear Park was quite the adventure! I honestly didn't know what to…read moreexpect so it made my day more exciting to see what was in store at this beautiful park. I came here twice, but it seems that the weekend is the best time to come if you're wanting to see a more livelier park, with more people, boats cruising and the party scene. There was quite a variety of boats/yachts cruising along the river. Some consisted of booze cruises, free water taxi's, a variety of tour boats, and I even spotted a cute Tiki bar floating along the river. I was also surprised to see the $600 million dollar Wanderlust yacht! It was pretty mind blowing in person. The few restaurants they have here were open at noon during the weekend, but if you're coming on the weekday, expect them to be open closer to the evening. It was mainly the Wharf and Rivertail that had special hours. There is plenty of seating available to sit and watch the boats cruising by, but some are directly in the sun, so bring a hat or umbrella for coverage incase you can't find a spot in the shade. The best part for me at this park was getting to see Iguanas casually strolling through the grass. I was blown away at how huge they were! They were like little dinosaurs. I kept hearing of possibly seeing reptiles, but to actually come across them unexpectedly was a little scary at first, but once I seen them slowly walking away from me; all was good. You don't see anything like this in California lol. I really loved seeing the beautiful vibrant green lizards! You can spot them hanging out in the trees or bushes. I recommend taking a close look at the beautiful trees that surround this park. I spotted air plants; which I have never seen growing on a tree. It was so cool to see the beauty of nature in a different environment than what I am used to seeing. The tropical vibes here are magical.

On this beautiful day, I rode my bike along Himmarshee Street and veered off one road to the south…read morealong the historic district of Riverwalk with scenic views of the New River just in time to watch the railroad draw bridge open its rusty steel jaws to allow yachts to pass. In this area of the Linear Park, which was densely fortified with plants, trees, winding bike and walk paths, there were restaurants, historic landmarks, cultural exhibits and monuments.

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.

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.

This is a staple park in the heart of Plantation. Whether you like to Pickleball, play soccer, play…read morebaseball, swim, run around a track or do some skating or running. This is your spot! This park is pretty big and accommodates for all those activities. And the recent years as Pickleball has been trending as a sport, they've even increased their Pickleball courts to accommodate the demand during Covid years, I would occasionally come here in the open air to walk around the track or to bring my in-line skates and skate around. It's something fun active and free to do. I definitely recommend coming here for a nice activity. Not sure regarding the sign up, but I also see a lot of organize children sports groups play here as well. The park has different entrances and plenty of parking and all the different sections. 10/10 Park!

Really nice park! It's clean, peaceful, and well maintained. Great place to take a walk, relax, or…read morejust enjoy some fresh air. I really enjoyed spending some time here and would definitely come back.

A lush botanical garden within the Plantation Acres subdivision and across from the Plantation…read morelibrary. Today waited for the heavy rain to cease then took a walk with my wife along the paved trail through the beautiful coconut trees and colorful plants with chirping birds. There is not a plant or tree identifier placard, so use Google to know what you are looking at. Throughout the garden, there are several exercise stations with instructions to test your fitness abilities. The garden borders a canal loaded with active ducks and iguanas.

Took a nice walk hand-in-hand with my husband down the trail. Beautiful trees everywhere with lots…read moreof workout activity stations and a nice canal. Only a few spots to park at the front of the trail. The trail was about one mile long with 50 species of trees and found fallen coconuts nearby.