This review is based solely off the new playground called Princess Meadow's playground…read more Opened on Jan 4th 2020, this playground was redone in honor of Meadow Jade Pollock, an 18 year old slain during the MSD shooting. Her parents dedicated this playground to her so she can be remembered for the positivee/radiant way she lived as opposed to a gravesite with flowers. The playground is a blast for kids of All ages. It has multiple slides, swings, musical instruments and ways for kids to explore their senses.. it has become my favorite park in Coral Springs. It has plenty of shade, seating and best of all, it is completely enclosed with only two exit/entrances. I highly recommend this playground for those with kiddies. Such a beautiful and honorable way to remember this young soul, her name will forever live on with the laughter and joy this park brings!

This park was so much fun. it is for ages 5-12 and my two year olds had a great time but the high…read moretower is a bit dangerous for them in my opinion but it's okay! overall it's great because it's fenced in. the bathrooms look and smell so clean which was amazing. they have a variety of swings including one for parent and child. i made a video because i love when i can see reviews with videos of exactly what to expect.

Forest Hills Park is a 7 acre park in the Forest Hills Neighborhood of Coral Springs. The park is…read morelocated on the corner of Royal Palm Blvd and Riverside Drive across the street from Somerset Academy. The 500 home community was nationally recognized in 1999 by Neighborhoods USA for using grant money from Coral Springs' Neighborhood Partnership Program and Broward Beautiful and money they raised themselves to revitalize and beautify the neighborhood. Forest Hills Park has amenities related to recreational use for the community. These include a basketball court, benches, athletic fields with concession stands, grills, and pavilions, picnic tables, sand volleyball court, and tennis court. The bathroom is currently closed for renovations. The playground is small and only offers a small shade cover. The athletic fields however look nicely kept and were being enjoyed by a family practicing baseball with their kids during my visit.

This is a great park to play sports. It is located in the corner of Royal Palm blvd and Riverside…read moreDr, in Coral Springs. They have baseball, football and basketball fields. Also so green areas to walk. I did not see a playground, but thar is not to say there isn't one. I did not walk the whole park. It seems to be on the smaller side, but any area where you can get out and move, is great!

The lovely, 2.4 acre Fairview Park offers outdoor recreational opportunities in the Fairview…read moresubdivision of Pompano Beach. Construction of the park began in 1993. Fairview Park has a parking lot and restrooms which you don't usually find in a neighborhood park. There is also a picnic area, basketball court, open lawn area for play, and a playground with a tot section and one for older children. Fairview Park can be rented for private events. Winding through the park is a paved walkway for exercise and walking your dog. I was impressed with the many trees are in the park adding beauty, shade and a home for native and migrating birds. As I was walking around people were setting up a tent to sell food providing a real sense of community. Parks like this one are an important recreational resource for their neighborhoods.

This small neighborhood park -- a little over 2 acres -- is off the beaten track. It's not a park…read moreyou would find unless you were specifically looking for it or if you lived right in the area. This park is between Dixie highway and interstate 95. It's in a residential area that I didn't know even existed. And it's a nice bit of open greenery for the residents in contrast to the industrial buildings on Dixie. There's a small playground for kids that looks new -- or newly painted. There is a basketball court, walking path, and restroom facilities. Under a stand of trees is one picnic bench and a bbq grill. The large green lawn area is perfect for soccer, frisbee, or possibly a concert. There's a parking lot for cars or for just hanging out with your friends -- as we observed when we stopped by.

We enjoy this park mainly because it's covered. It's a great climbing park especially for the older…read morekids. My youngest who is one and oldest who is three however still enjoy it very much. There's a lot of grassy area on the sides too. Not a lot of traffic so you don't have to worry about the kids getting hurt.

Some parks give you grass. Lakeside Park gives you therapy--without the co-pay. You've got the lake…read moreglistening like it was hand-polished by God's landscaper, shady trees that practically beg you to nap under them, and picnic tables that have probably overheard more family drama than your group chat. It's the kind of place where you can fish, grill, jog, or just sit and judge the ducks like a retired Floridian. The sunsets? Five-star Instagram filters built by nature. The vibe? Chill enough to make you forget that your inbox exists. Clean, peaceful, and somehow still underrated--Lakeside Park is proof that not everything in Florida has to cost $25 a ticket and three hours in line. Five stars, because this park makes doing absolutely nothing feel like an achievement.

Somewhat of a hidden gem on the intercoastal waterway in Deerfield Beach. I came here to catch the…read moreshuttle boat to Deerfield Island Park. There is a large parking lot, you don't have to pay but you need to register your license plate on the parking app. You can walk under the bridge to the Cove restaurant and plaza. There is a splash pad for the kids and a jungle gym in the covered playground area. There is a pavilion you can rent. The park is opened from dawn to midnight. Pets are not allowed in the park.

Beautiful little park with plenty of seating and a splash pad. Perfect place to get wet on a hot…read moreafternoon.

Pretty nice small playground in Coral Springs. We always…read moredrive past this park with my daughter after her daycare and decided to stop by. We were the only ones in the park. The parking lot has only three spots and one handicapped space. The playground is small and clean, and it looks like the playset has been renovated. My daughter really enjoyed it.

This is one of several Coral Springs namesake parks. This park was dedicated to Paul Britton in…read more1994, the year after he passed away. Mr. Britton was a WWII veteran and Senior Vice-President for 15 years of Coral Ridge Properties which developed the City of Coral Springs in the 1960's. Coral Ridge properties enacted strict landscaping and sign laws to make sure the city stayed beautiful. Mr. Britton helped develop the roads and parks in Coral Springs. There is a nice little memorial to him in the corner of the park. Other park amenities include basketball courts, a picnic pavilion and a playground. Eagle Ridge Elementary School is next door. During the pandemic the city improved the park by installing concrete curbs around equipment and sidewalks as well as new wood fiber. The playground is still closed. There isn't much here but this park does contain a nifty little piece of Coral Springs history.

This is a hidden gem of a park!! it is in a great location. I love to play pickle ball here as well…read moreas just going for a walk. It is in walking distance of multiple restaurants.

I really liked this neighborhood park. It is relatively small (just over 5 acres, now), but has a…read morelot to offer. Located on the east side of Cypress Road, I can't tell you how many hundreds of times, I've driven by without stopping. And I had no idea that it was as expansive. Coming from the south, you need to watch carefully as there is only one entrance and one exit from the parking lot. There's ample parking spaces. In addition to separate tennis courts, and 2 handball courts/tennis backboard walls, there is a nice play area. The children's playground has swings and covered slides and is mulched to protect the little ones. The large grassy areas are quite nice. A walking (running?) path goes around the perimeter. There are bathroom facilities, too. The one covered pavilion has seating. There are benches nearby and a bbq grill. The pavilion can be rented from the city for an event. It was relatively quiet on weekday. One gal practicing her tennis swings; another couple playing tennis; one person getting in their "steps"; and a guy eating his lunch on a bench at the pavilion. If I lived nearby and/or had young kids, I'd be here everyday.

It would improve the park to put fish in the river. No three wheelers planting more native trees…read moreand plants. Small wildlife sanctuary and petting zoo. Blind garden.

I had quite experience here. The Natural area is 21 acres in size and the only amenity in this area…read moreis a playground which was added in 1999. It's a basic play area with picnic tables but what makes the it unique is the fact that the playground is at the base of a large hill. There are three hills to be exact that are 40 to 50 feet high. That might not seem like such a big deal to anyone who has lived up north but it is a pretty unusual sight to Floridians who are used to the terrain being as flat as a pancake. It is believed the hills were created when when the C-14 canal which runs along the park's southern edge was dredged and the land was deposited here. That is how the nearby Three Friends Park that also has a hill was created. Apparently the view is supposed to be pretty nice from the top of the hills but I never found out because withing five minutes of being in this public park the police were called on me by residents living in the community across the street. It seems they feel that people are not allowed to use a public park. I explained what I was doing there and the officer left quickly but It left a bad taste in my mouth and I just decided to leave. If you would like to enjoy a hill park in Coral Springs I would recommend Three Friends. Although it does not have a playground the walk to the top of the hill is paved and the park is lovely. Even better the nearby residents don't call the police on you for attempting to use a public park.