I've been here a bunch of times already. It's nice and they always do events for the community/city…read morehere and recently they had Kevin lyttle perform for Caribbean America heritage month . The commissioner always sets the events up .

Nice park with room to play workout equipment walking track stage playground. My only issue is…read moreparking can be a little hard when there is a big event

This is a 20 acre neighborhood park in Ft Lauderdale. The park takes its name from two little…read moreleagues, Sunset Lire League and Broadview Park Little League. This is sports park. Amenities include a baseball/softball field, basketball court, restrooms, computer lab, and community center. The park offers classes, clubs, association meetings, and after school care, summer, and teen programs. The park looks very well maintained. While I prefer parks with hiking trails it is nice that the city provides a safe place for recreation leagues. It is also good to know that they provide child care and classes.

Park has a kids playground, a tennis court, a hand ball area, a huge field to play football or…read moresoccer. Park has a community center that is open to the public but you must call for activities schedule. No fee to use or park.

In the 1950s, Melrose Park was one of Fort Lauderdale's fastest growing subdivisions. At the time…read moreit did not have a park and this one wasn't created until the mid-1990s. People from the north lined up to purchase brand new houses that sold between $13,000 and $15,000 when new. Construction continued in the neighborhood until the mid-1970s. The city of Fort Lauderdale annexed Melrose Park in 2002. At the time this park was built, it was named the Melrose Park after the neighborhood. County commissioners agreed to rename Melrose Park in honor of Shirley Small after her death in April 2009. Small was a community leader, and neighborhood activist. She served as the president of the Melrose Neighborhood Association for 10 years. The almost 9 acre park has a fitness trail basketball courts open field for play picnic pavilion and playground. Shirley Small loved to come to the park. Since it is from the 90's the park is looking a little dated. For instance most children's playgrounds have shade covers while this one is in full sun. Still the large size of the park make it a great recreational resource to the community. Melrose Park residence still have much to enjoy.

At only 1.5 acres, Cloverleaf Park surprisingly has a lot to offer. This is due to a recent…read morerenovation by construction company Gulf Building who was also the construction company used for Rolling Oaks Park. Upgrades to Cloverleaf Park included a 1,500SF recreation center with a community room, office space and restrooms. Also added to the park was a new video surveillance systems, public WIFI, and utility services. There is a new basketball court, playground with shade structures, fencing, landscaping, irrigation, and a renovated parking lot. When you visit the park,, you can enjoy the picnic area, basketball court, shaded playground, and community garden. Families, fitness enthusiasts, and those seeking a relaxing outdoor environment will enjoy this recreational facility.

Looks like they recently renovated this park. And it looks amazing. The basketball court and rims…read moreare well maintained. There is also a playground with swings for the little kids to play in. Would love to come back with jr. to get his opinion on this park.

Wonderful community park, great for walking, jogging or running or just relaxing with your…read morechildren. I saw improvements since my last visit. They added some work out machines and an area designed for little kids. I haven't been back in a while but it was really nice to see how nice and well kept it this park. My only recommendation will be for the authorities or to whomever manages this park to add more lights because they are needed.

So this is my 2nd fav dog park so far. It's mostly for humans but it has two areas for dogs, big…read moreand small. There were only a couple dogs in the small dog area when we went so definitely not too crowded. I loved that this park also had a walk path around the park and I took full advantage. My little guy decided to walk either me instead of stay in the dog area and play. Be prepared to pay for parking here.

Central Broward Regional Park is the only place which has an international cricket stadium in the…read moreUSA. I have been visiting this park since it's opening around 10 years ago or so. Besides cricket, other sports including soccer and other games are also played here. They also have a water park which people can visit and is super popular on the weekends as the weather in Florida is hot most of the year. The park has three cricket fields. The main stadium has hosted many events including bilateral series for the West Indies cricket team with India and New Zealand. Also the CPL hosts a few games every year. The recent announcement of USA cricket spending $1 billion for cricket development is welcome news for cricket fans in the USA. Excellent spot to play cricket and soccer. 5 stars all the way.

Nice stadium with a lively atmosphere, especially during events. The staff was friendly and…read morehelpful, and the seating and facilities were clean. There were food options available, which was convenient. Overall, a good spot to catch a game or event.

Finally! The parks are open!…read more This park is in walking distance and ever since COVID hit it was our little escape from being trapped inside all day. When they closed down a couple months ago, we would come to walk or ride our bikes along the path but it just wasn't the same. The kids missed the playground. They finally opened a few weeks ago and we couldn't be happier. The playground is covered which is nice with this unpredictable Florida weather and the the playground itself is nice and new. Before COVID one of the slides were closed due to maintenance but it's been fixed and back in working conditions. The kids really enjoy the slides and going on the swings. The swings are the only ones not covered but it's been cool lately so they haven't been too hot. If your not in the mood for the playground, they is a walking path that is great to ride scooters, bikes or just go for a quick jog. They also have little pavilions with a picnic table, a basketball court, and wide open space to run around. It's a great little park and we're grateful for it.

I spent a few days at the Broward College campus and wanted to have my lunch break outdoors so I…read moresearched up some parks near me and found this one within a 5 minute drive. It's a very lowkey park with less than 10 parking spaces in front. I went about 3x and each time, saw people going for a walk around the pathway or playing basketball on the court. The trees are beautiful, there's 2 covered areas to sit at and 1 bench that's closest to the playground. I enjoyed my brief 30 minutes here each time I stopped by, it was never too crowded and I always found parking. Definitely a good spot to go to if you're nearby and want to walk your food off haha!

My son has been coming to Culture of Hoops for two years now and the dedication Coach Rich and…read moreCoach Slim provide for him to improve his skills and craft of the game of basketball has helped elevate his game during the two basketball seasons Varsity and travel. The results have been amazing to see in real game action. The training my son receives from the moment he steps in the gym to train is exactly what he's needed. They challenge him to reach the next level on the skills and technics he has mastered and is truly ready for what's next. Their professionalism, knowledge of the game, and years of experience are very evident. Their committed to each training and session my son has with them is simply unmatched. The environment of being challenged to work so my son reaches his optimal potential on and off the court is just what he needs to reach his goals. I highly recommend Culture of Hoops to anyone that is looking for trainers that will partner with you the parent, the child receiving the training to reach their desired goals on the skills they will 100% will improve on. Humble Coaches with a strong history of assisting players make it to their next level.

Coach slim is a winning coach. He provides basketball skills to the children that are unmatched.read more

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