Our next family adventure take us to Veterans Park located in the center of Doral city with a…read morecategory of 4.6 and more than 245 reviews this place is like sanctuary in the middle of the noise city, relaxing with constant wind refreshing your kids when they play around. With a lots of parking in front & surrounded by trees which cool the temperature all the time, which makes you stay longer than expected. High recommend if looking for a family time together.

A nice lil park to remember the ones that served. Has several benches and flora to relax to.read more

I really enjoy any chance that I get to come to the Women's Park. It is very low key and has a nice…read moretrail for walking and biking along the center lake. I find it to be very peaceful here. The park also includes a little butterfly garden area. The butterflies are mostly seen during Spring time. Additionally, they have a pavilion to rent for parties and a little playground for the kids. There are also wooden benches alongside the park with bbq racks. If you're in the west Flagler area, check it out! A park dedicated to Women, yay!

I had been wanting to go try out this park with my small dog for a long time. Today, I finally had…read morethe opportunity to take him and check it out. Before making the drive, I saw on the apple maps that it was a "pets welcome" park. Upon arriving at the park I had just began my walk when an old white woman (seemed to be a park employee) advised me that pets were not allowed in the park. She asked if my dog was a service animal and he was not wearing his vest at the time but I let her know he was actively in training and she began to interrogate me on whether I had bags to pick up his poop (which I did and showed her) and let me know that people will complain about him being in the park. During my ONE lap around the park, I was told to leave after we finished one singular lap. I actually had 2 positive interactions with different park visitors acknowledging my dog in a very happy manner. The park employee seemed to be the only one bothered by myself and my dog being there. We were not bothering anybody, we were practicing his training, and instead of harassing me, she should've been focused on all of the duck poop that coats the sidewalk. It is impossible to even walk in a straight line without having to worry about stepping in a fresh puddle of duck poop. She admitted that people bring their dogs to the park all the time, why were we treated so poorly as if we also don't have a right to simply take a walk around the lake? I even attached the picture stated that the park is pet welcoming. This has never happened to us before in any other park regardless of whether there are no pets allowed signs or not.

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 not bad if you want something to do with the kids. It's outdated and the chips and cracks in…read morethe lazy river, bridge over the river are scary.

pretty good water park the price is pretty cheap we paid 27 dollars for 3 people 2 adults and one…read morechild it is 10 for adults and 7 for children that are not residents of hialeah it is only for residents of hialeah who get the discount they check your ID to see if you live in hialeah. they offer a tidal pool, a lazy river, and a splash pad for kids. Not to mention there are life guards everywhere i felt so safe coming here there is also really big bathrooms that include showers if you don't want to shower outside.

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!

This toddler and kid friendly playground in Miami Shores offers a covered pavilion with picnic…read moretables. There are nice large oak trees for shade. Fun play equipment for children, an adjacent baseball field and a public restroom.

The park for tots is nestled under plenty of trees that provide shade making it so convenient for…read morethe kids not to bake in the sun. Locals seem to enjoy it and everyone is very respectful. Love that. We don't live anywhere close to here but we loved it so much that we will make it a point to comeback and play at this park even if we are not near. Loved it that much. Bathroom and water fountain. Thank goodness for this Pavilion with picnic tables. I had my lunch and did a little writing there. Jungle gym with slides. The kids went bananas on these. There are two so the kids aren't piled on top of each other. Swings for kids and swings for babies are separate. Rock climbing wall is small and short enough for the kids not to get hurt if they do have a little tumble. Sensory or rotary toys Turf ground is amazing. We don't get dirty sitting on the ground or running around. Seesaw. I can't remember the last time I've seen one of those. So cool. Dinosaur teeter. One or two kids can ride on it. Mini library to borrow and donate books for the kids. Plenary of benches all around. So convenient because I was not looking forward to being all hinged over on the floor. Next to a bright line rail track. Scary but it's on the other side of the fence of course. No danger here. Parking right outside and free. You don't have one of those park and pay situations. Park is gated. Kidd can safely run around and you can relax as they play. Tip: bring chalk the pavilion Pilars are coated in chalkboard paint so you can draw all over. A little bucket and washcloths might be a good idea too to clean up the walls a bit and start your masterpiece.

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!

Fairway Park is a 5 acre neighborhood community park in the eastern end of Miramar. It is open…read moredaily from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Park amenities include a playground, basketball courts, tennis courts, benches, and a walking path. The park has a 2,500-square-foot community center used as an early childhood facility to offer youth programs. There is also a small community garden that serves as a habitat for local wildlife, including various flowers and butterflies. The fruit and vegetable garden has raised edible garden beds, a fruit grove, a culinary herb garden, a seedling nursery and an outdoor classroom. Local students donated a birdbath, feeder and stepping stones. Native wildflowers were planted to help get the garden certified as a National Wildlife Habitat. Fairway Park is very clean and family friendly. Overall, this is a peaceful and enjoyable destination for outdoor activities where you can relax, exercise, or play.

This park is tucked in the neighborhood but has a lot to offer a Basketball court, Community…read moreCenter, Community Garden, Handball, playground, Tennis and walking track, and bathrooms. Parking is ample. Amenities Early childhood program and community gardens Park is open from 7 am to 10 pm