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Mizner Bark Dog Park

4.3 (32 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Tim S.

What more could you want from a dog park. I haven't had a puppy in many a year. I'm relearning how to do it. Having a stubborn type of little guy like a Shiba Inu makes it even more interesting. But no matter how trying it can be, you still want to spoil the little guy. One of the best ways can be a dog park. My dog park, by proximity and by choice is Mizner bark. I checked out ahead of time and got the parking sticker, so no whining complaints there. It was easy to park. getting in can be a little tricky the first time, as you realize there is 4 gates to go through, precaution against mischievous canines trying to go on the lamb. The place is well laid out, with a wandering paved path, undulating grass, and benches for those of us who would rather sit and let the dogs do the cardio. There is a few different water fountains, with a lower fountain for the dogs to enjoy as well. Although it seems to common that dogs don't trust these fountains and would rather dehydrate a little that take "strange" water. It's larger than some I have been to. The dogs and the people still converge near certain sitting areas. It's nice to stray though(pun intended), to the distant parts where it's quiet. There are regulars, so it does provide a chance for your dog to meet dogs that he may already have met before. Certainly the social nature of Mizner Bark is as good as any I have seen. I'm glad there is a such a relaxing spot in East Boca.

Tiffany N.

If I were a dog, this is where I would want to play! I went here today with my mom and her dog who are regulars of this place. When they told me I was going to dog a park, I didn't expect to be wowed but here we are. There are beautiful, spacious areas for the little (up to 20 lbs) and the big (20 lbs or more) dogs. They have little pavilions set up in each one so the two legged friends can sit and chat while the dogs get their run on. I thought it's a little odd that you have to have a permit for this dog park but i could see non residents coming in and enjoying it while their taxes don't go to the upkeep. All in all, a friendly, clean dog park to visit if you have friends in Boca with a permit or want to go with your dog one day! I didn't see any funky doggie business going on so it was a successful trip!

Clyde L.

Mizner Bark Dog Park is a great place to bring your dog. They can stretch their legs and sniff many other friendly dogs. The dogs are divided into sections depending upon their weight. My dog had a ball running to his hearts content. He wore himself out which is hard to do. The area is nicely manicured and well-kept. There are several very clean watering areas for your dog to enjoy. All of the dogs we encountered were well-behaved and sweet. Mizner has an area where you can wash your dog which is quite nice and comes in handy. They are very careful about who gets in. You have to be a resident of Boca Raton or pay a fee. Onyx, my dog had a wonderful time. We will be back for more fun soon!

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Thais A.

Terrific dog park! My puppy loves coming here and running around and I love that it tires her out. They have the park sectioned off for small, medium, and large dogs. They have water fountains for the pups, but I wouldn't recommend letting your dog drink from them.Well manicured park with lots of grass and space for running.

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Sabine R.

Wonderful dog park. Lots of space for the pups to run around, there are a couple of water fountains, clean, and the humans are pretty friendly too. The only thing is there aren't TOO many benches around if you want to bench hop while your dog is wandering the vast space but there's plenty of sidewalk if you want to stay afoot.

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Clean relaxing great place my dog just loved it Really like the different size dog sections

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How do they patrol permit for dogs? My dog got bit today there. We watched people parking at post office and walking into park.

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George Snow Park - Musical instruments area

George Snow Park

4.3(8 reviews)
1.2 mi

While visiting Boca back in April, we thought our toddler could use a little playground time to…read moreburn off some energy. We soon found George Snow Park on Google Maps, and would never have known it was tucked away off of Glades had we not specifically been searching for playgrounds. But what an ADORABLE park this is! We stopped here around 10 am or so on a Saturday morning, and it was initially just us and one other mom and her kid. We headed straight for the swings (my son's favorite), and then afterward let him have free reign to explore what he wanted. He loved the setup with all of the spinny toys and bells! As we stayed longer, more and more families started showing up, but it didn't ever feel too crowded while we were there. We loved how shaded the playground area was -- the weather was still slightly cooler then, but I know that shade is all the more appreciated in the summer. He was still a little too small for the bigger playground sets (he hadn't quite figured out stairs at that point), but now that he's grown a bit, I will absolutely bring him back here on our next trip to South Florida so he can explore further and go on the slides! I have yet to find a playground in Tampa as nice as this one!

I just found this park on a random!! And I'm so pleased I did! I like to go to whole foods to get…read moresome snacks and then drive over to this park with the kids and have a picnic. It's perfect since it's gated. I love that and there's always workers there keeping the place optimal. It's big and spacious and a hidden gem

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Countess De Hoernle Park

4.3(9 reviews)
0.5 mi

Once upon a time there was real German nobility in Boca Raton. The Count and Countess Hoernle were…read morea philanthropic couple who raised money for the arts, education, and social organizations. Their names are on 50 buildings in the area including this park. Countess De Hoernle passed away at the age of 103 in 2016. This 80 acre park was created in 2012 on land that used to belong to the IBM Corporation. The Greater Boca Raton Beach and Park District used 13.9 million dollars of tax money to build the park. This park also known as the Spanish River Athletic Facility has a lot of amenities. It is ADA accessible. It has many sports fields including 4 baseball / softball field, football field, and 4 soccer fields. There is restrooms, concession stands, a playground, picnic areas with tables, and exercise paths. Lacrosse and rugby are other sports played in the park. My favorite part of the park is the exercise path that runs around the 20 acre lake. I loved watching ospreys diving into the lake and coming up with fish. This lake attracts a wildlife including birds and even a snake that crossed my path. There is a fitness zone with outdoor exercise path along this path but it is currently closed because of Covid. This path connects under the bridge to the path that runs through Pondhawk Natural Area across the road. That path also leads to the Spanish River Library. You can really get a great running/ walking workout here. There are even more exercise paths that run behind the athletic fields in the back of the park. Another great thing about this park is that there is a lot of security which puts your mind at ease that your car is less likely to get broken into compared to other parks. I saw security driving around on the golf cart several times during my visit. This park is open every day from 8 to 11 except for Sunday when they close at 6. I love working out at this lovely park.

This is part of the Spanish River Athletic Park. The trail is paved and can be shared by cyclists…read moreand pedestrians. You can go around the lakes and stop by the Pondhawk Natural Area if you so desire. The trail links up with the El Rio Trail. As you exit the park, you can cycle west toward Military Trail and still be on the sidewalk. As you exit the park, you can ,also, head east and get on another part of the El Rio Trail ,or you can ride a bike over the bridge that goes over the expressway to add onto your ride. The big downside is that some people don't stay to the right while walking, so you end up with them blocking the path. There are signs at one part of the lake that say Dog are prohibited, but people seem to ignore that. To sum it up, it's a nice place to ride or walk except for inconsiderate people.

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Burt Aaronson South County Regional Park - Coconut Cove shaded seating area

Burt Aaronson South County Regional Park

4.7(20 reviews)
6.6 mi

In 2012 South County Regional Park was renamed Burt Aaronson Park in honor of a long time Palm…read moreBeach County Commissioner from 1992 to 2012 when he had to leave office due to term limits. Instead of enjoying a hard earned retirement from a career as a furniture executive, Burt decided to run for commissioner at the age of 64. He became so influential in politics that people took to calling him The Godfather. Among his many accomplishments was to open the county's Special Olympics athletic and therapeutic center in suburban Lake Worth, supporting a bond issue that provided $100 million to buy land in the county's 20,500-acre Agricultural Reserve, west of Boynton Beach and Delray Beach, founding the Palm Beach International Film Festival, and cutting more than $70 million off the fees that residents in the unincorporated areas paid for garbage service. He was champion of the environment and was instrumental in preventing the Site One Landfill. Burt Aaronson passed away in 2018 at the age of 90 but his legacy still looms large in south Palm Beach County. The land that the park sits on was purchased by Palm Beach County on March 28, 1977. The original 816 acres has now been expanded to 872 acres with several entrances to the park. The park was developed in phases, first in 1996 and more recently in 2008 with the construction of the Sunset Cove Amphitheater. This park has many amenities including four lighted baseball fields, two lighted basketball courts, a nearly five mile long bicycle path, a boat launch, community center, dog park, eight exercise stations, racquetball courts, playground, six pickleball courts, picnic pavilions with grills and tables, practice putting green and driving range, tennis center, two sand volleyball courts, Coconut Cover Waterpark, and the Daggerwing Nature center with two half mile long boardwalk trails. This is one of my favorite parks in south Florida and I have been coming here for more than twenty years. When my daughter was young I used to take her and her friends to the waterpark several times a year. The small sized water park perfect for kids 12 and under. They have two water slides, a lazy river, a splash playground and a pool. In later years I came back to the waterpark with different camp groups and I always enjoyed the lazy river. Today the part of the park you are most likely to find me in is the Daggerwing Nature Center. Sometimes you can spot an alligator in the water below when you cross the boardwalk but you are more likely to spot some turtles. The nature center does a very nice Earth Day celebration every year and I love the butterfly garden in the front that is always filled with many different kinds of butterflies. One of my favorite park memories is getting to see Imagine Dragons at the Sunset Cove Amphitheater with my daughter in 2013 in support of their first album. I actually have so many great memories here. This is a park that truly has something for everyone whether you are into sports, nature, or play. This is a park worth driving out of your way for.

Amazing and really large park with something for everyone. There is a boat launch, a water park, a…read morepublic golf course, very large dork parks, a lake, trails, barbecue areas, fishing areas, you name it! Everyone is welcome. 4th of july fireworks were really nice to see here and low key in a great way.

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Burt Aaronson South County Regional Park - Lazy River @ Coconut Cove Water Park

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Villages of Hillsboro Park

Villages of Hillsboro Park

4.6(10 reviews)
4.5 mi

This is a wonderful and somewhat hidden ten acre park in the Gates of Hillsboro neighborhood in…read moreDeerfield Beach. The park is along the G-08 Hillsboro Canal. There is a boat ramp so you can get your watercraft onto the canal and a fishing pier. Parking is free for boat trailers. This is a great place to boat, fish, and bird watch. During my visit I saw an osprey dive into the canal for fish and a limpkin on the pier. Other park amenities include restrooms, a playground, tennis courts, basketball courts, a sand volleyball pit, and a fitness trail with 12 exercise stations. Several small pavilions and a large main pavilion can be rented by Deerfield Beach residents from the city for a fee. I closed my exercise ring today using the fitness trail and some of the stations. It's nice to see the kids out again using the playground equipment after so many months of it being closed. This is a great spot to enjoy the best of South Florida's weather.

Once upon a time I lived in Starlight Cove, one of the two neighborhoods that surround this park;…read moreand I really liked living in the community (a lot of community involvement, nice people, the best halloween trick or treating ever and one of the best features was this neighborhood park. It was always well taken care of and offers so much... tennis courts, basketball courts, volleyball courts, kids playground and more As a Gator alumni, I love that the basketball courts are painted orange and blue; and the tennis courts are painted blue and green. Over the years, they improved/replaced the playground (with that soft/foam-like ground cover)... and there used to be a concrete inline hockey rink but they removed it once that fad died off. They do have a nice gazebo (with soda/snack vending machines) and there are picnic tables spread around (covered with solar panels so you can use the outlets to charge your phone or plug in whatever you want). There is a nice walking path and they offer exercise stations to get a little work out in; there isn't a dog park but they do allow dogs in the park that you can take on the exercise path and when done they even have dog-specific water fountains. But my favorite part of the park is that it's situated along the Hillsboro Canal with a boat launch/ramp (plenty of trailer parking too) and there is a running dock too.

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Villages of Hillsboro Park - Around 2015

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Villages of Hillsboro Park - Around 2015

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Villages of Hillsboro Park - Around 2015

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