Located in PSN a.k.a. North Hialeah, I met with a group of friends from the gym at country Lake…read morePark for a 4 mile evening run. The entrance of the park is located right on NW 87th Avenue and the park itself has a nice "hidden" (behind some trees) lake. Since my run was at sunset, going to the other side of the clearing, gives you a nice view of the dusk sky. The park has, in addition to two basketball court and green space, a running track that's approximately one mile total. It was a great as a warm-up power walk. There's also a picnic area. There were also some ducks and cats in the park: Though our group ran along some of the city streets, one benefit of this park is that there is no Vehicle gate thus giving you the opportunity to park and meet as a running group.

What a pleasant and sweet park. It appeared well kept. My son and I walked around the perimeter,…read moremainly as I wanted to see the lake side of it. It was very pretty, shaded with nice homes, cats and ducks!

Great park to go get a workout in or simply take the kids to playground. It is a pretty decent size…read moreto run, walk, or ride bike. Also has a gym area where it has a few machines to workout. Love coming here for walks and get my steps in.

A great park in west Hialeah with three baseball fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, a street…read morehockey court, and a kid's playground. Inside the park you will also find a walking path and activity center with A/C for activities such as ping pong and board games. You have nothing to worry about this park because it is conveniantly adjacent to a police station and fire station making it safe open to close. So there is no reason to not come here for that jog after work to get in shape!

you can come to this park and partake in any of these activities -…read more Basketball - 4 courts Baseball - 3 fields Football - large open field Soccer - same as above Volleyball - three beach courts set up Tennis - sixteen courts Track - 400 meter Racquetball - 6 three walls Roller Hockey - two rinks Drama - Goodlet Theater Ceramics - just for the kids Ballet - same as above Ping Pong Pool Board games and on any given night, all these activities will be going on at the same time HIALEAH!!!

I love this park, great for jogging, playing basketball (they have four courts) racket ball court,…read moretennis courts, baseball field and playground for the kiddies ( baseball field being renovated) They offer tennis lessons, and other stuff like tutoring. They have 2 new soccer fields between the track. And an update on the playground its now near the main pavilion. They also have restrooms! Yay!

Quite a nice park to walk around their path, though it doesn't stay entirely within the park, you…read moreare forced to walk out of it for a few dozen steps. The grounds are in really good shape and they have some really nice landscaping here. For sports , there's a football field, soccer, baseball, and building with restrooms. A good amount of parking spots too.

We came to watch a flag football game and my nephew's team did a great job!!…read more This park has public free parking Restrooms Picnic area Football field and Baseball too I liked how they have covered bleachers so the sun doesn't hit us.

Cute Park in Miami Lakes located behind a school. I saw a baseball field, a kid play area, covered…read moregazebo, a field and a walkway. I came for the Miami Lakes Food Festival at night, so I was not able to get the entire experience of the park. Bathrooms were clean!

0 stars What's the point of having a park with 3 or 4…read morebaseball fields and call it "public" when you're not allowed to use it?! Signs all over the place saying "field closed" Waste of time. Don't call it public if "the public" can't use it.

Step by Step! This…read morepark, although openly visible to a main street, still has a low key and quiet vibe! Whether you are starting your fitness journey or not this parks 3/4 mile walking trail helps you maintain a healthier you! There are opportunities to have parties, watch little league baseball, soccer or just have a picnic with friends and family. Also, a super cool added bonus is the skate park! No Excuses, grab a friend put on your walking shoes and enjoy this neighborhood park!

Park has recycle bins, but they don't comply with it…read more Plástics are thrown in the Big trash tanks mixed with all trash.

Babcock Park has quite a long history with the city of Hialeah. The first community center,…read morebaseball field, and pool in Hialeah were all built by the Works Progress Administration after the Great Depression to put people back to work. It opened in 1939 as Hunter Lyon Park, named after a wealthy insurance executive, sportsman, and race horse owner with connections to Hialeah Race Track. In 1944 the name of the park was changed to honor Benny Babcock, a Hialeah resident who enlisted in the Marines in 1940. He became the first Hialeah resident to be killed in action at the age of 22 during World War II at Guadalcanal on November 2, 1942. Today Babcock Park is a generous 18.5 acres filled with amenities beloved by generations of the community. These include two lighted tennis courts, seven youth baseball fields, two lighted indoor racquetball courts, two lighted basketball courts, a newer covered playground, community swimming pool, out door exercise equipment, recreation building, LHB baseball training academy, the Curtiss Library, and police substation. I enjoyed the paved walking trail that winds throughout the park. With its deep roots in the community, generations grew up in Hialeah with fond memories of Babcock Park. It continues to bring people together today for games, swimming, play, and outdoor recreation.

Several baseball fields, out door gym area, basketball courts, pool, batting cages, playground, and…read morerev center. This park has so much to offer. Great place to go for a walk. It's also safe and it's with the police station. I believe they also have some sort of workout program for adults. Sadly nothing is perfect. I gave only 3 stars because there is a a few shady people on the north side of the park. They seem to be homeless. Once the park is closed and the lights are shut off, it no longer feels safe to walk around the area. As stated by a previous yelper the bathrooms are never open.

AJ King Park in Miami Gardens was named in honor of Audrey J King, one of the inaugural City…read moreCouncil members for Miami Gardens. Mrs. King also served as an elected official of Miami- Dade County Community Council Member for Area 3- from 1996 through 2000. She was a member of the Miami-Dade Branch of the NAACP. Audrey King passed away on September 30, 2005. In 2006, the City Council of Miami Gardens officially changed the name of Carol Park to A.J. King Park. AJ King Park is an open 5.6 acres. Miami Gardens residents can enjoy a baseball field, meeting room, computer lab, restrooms, multi purpose field, and a playground with swings, slides, and climbing equipment. Summer camp and day camp programs are provided by the Miami Gardens Recreation Department at the park. I enjoyed walking around the park and the playground looks like a fun place to take kids to play.

Before it was incorporated as Miami Gardens on May 13, 2003, this area was known as Carol City…read more That same year this Carol City Park was renamed in honor of one of the greatest high school football coaches in Florida history, Walt Frazier. Several of his former players including Ricky Jean Francois, Aubrey Hill, Santana Moss, Sinorice Moss, Kenny Phillips, Willie Williams, Ethenic Sands and William Roberts went on to the NFL. From 1983 to 2007, Frazier's Carol City Chiefs were one of the premier high school programs in the state and in the nation. They won three Class 6A state championships in 1996,1997 and 2003. The Miami Gardens HBCU High School Sports Camp and Combine also was renamed in Frazier's honor. In January of this year, the Orange Bowl Committee and Miami-Dade County broke ground on a $2.3 million renovation of the park which included a new football field, electronic scoreboard, new press box, shaded seating, and building refurbishments. Other park amenities include a baseball field, basketball court, meeting rooms, multipurpose fields, and a playground. I enjoyed the walking path that runs the perimeter of the park. it is nice to see a local legend honored here as this park is upgraded for future generations of football players.

Walt Frazier Park is a community park in the shadow of Hard Rock stadium in Miami Gardens. Named…read moreafter the iconic youth football coach Walt Frazier. The park includes a football field basketball courts, a walking path, and room rentals. There are many football players at the college and NFL level that have played in this park. The park has recently gone through a tremendous renovation, including artificial turf, and a new electronic scoreboard, ensuring more youth players benefit from this community Park.

This place has been operation for so many years for good reason! It is well operated by high…read moreschoolers that are respectful and get straight to the point no BS. Some of the lights on the machines don't work, but considering they're old af, it's ok! It's a very casual place that follows the old school rules of taking turns! Be here for 10 minutes or for 2 hours, it's great!

Hit Zone was a great place to go practice your swing. In my case it was to take my son to practice…read morehis and show him that dad still got it. Friendly staff, people were nice. Seems to be a place where little league baseball like to practice. Lots of parents with their little ones practicing to get better. Overall can't complain and will be back.