My granddaughters 9 and 11 years old go to Village Park summer camp. We went there yesterday with…read moreour children and the other grandparents to cheer for the girls because they were each performing in the annual talent show. It's a fun event set up in the gym with all the children who are either performing or cheering for their peers. It was well organized and a very positive experience. Some children sang, danced, did acrobatics, or did a puppet show or mimed. What better way is there to build self esteem?

A beautiful place to come alone or with your family. Sports fields and. Snacks. Nice place to find…read morea beautiful Big tree. And sit and listen The bird watching is pretty phenomenal. Once in a while. A gator will pop up. But a nice place to chill and a nice place for a family picnic or something like that I go often

Great playground for children. Very clean and in a great area as well. Wheelchair accessible as…read morewell. Various sized slides for all ages, also had a misting area to cool down from the hot sun. Definitely will return with my son.

This is a pretty cool ocean themed playground we've visited a couple of times while visiting family…read morethat live nearby. I love the flooring, clean and cushiony and no sand! Castle like structures, obstacle course, swings and slides. I also love there's only one entrance to the playground, this is a huge plus since I'm usually with at least 3 kids (but 5-7 when we come here). There are shaded areas, water stations and restrooms. They also have pavilions you can use for free during the week or rent on the weekends for birthday parties.

Hands down one of my favorite parks in the community! Okeeheelee Park has so much to offer, and…read moreI've been coming here for years. During the COVID lockdown, walking the trails became my favorite pastime. Especially as a pregnant woman looking for peace and fresh air, lol. Years later, those same trails are still a favorite activity for my son and me. More recently, I've taken up disc golf and was excited to find out the group I joined regularly plays at the Okeeheelee course. It's been such a fun and engaging experience! Just yesterday, I attended a picnic at one of the park's pavilions, and it was wonderful. The swings and playground next to the pavilion made it perfect for a family-friendly event. The space provided plenty of seating and shade, so everyone could enjoy themselves without being overwhelmed by the heat. There's still so much of this park I haven't explored yet, and I genuinely look forward to continuing to visit for years to come.

This is a really great family friendly park. Love taking my kids there. Plenty of stuff to do…read moreincluding water activities. We take out kayaks there and explore in the lake. Lovely atmosphere and no gators we have seen anywhere. Lots of harmless wildlife there to see. Excellent for a picnic at a pavilion or just to spend an evening with family.

This full acre playground is located in the Wellington Town Center Promenade. This area includes…read morethe Wellington Community Center, Wellington Amphitheater, and the Patriot Memorial. The last time I was here the playground was closed after being shut down July 2022 for construction activity related to the Town Center Phase 2 project. It resumed regular operating hours in May of 2023. When I visited the recent Lakeside Market I was delighted to find it filled with happy children playing on the unique and inclusive equipment. Scott's Place Barrier-Free Playground was built in 2010 with a donation made by Wellington residents Del and Barbara Williamson in honor of their son Scott Scott had cerebral palsy and sadly passed away at age of six. The playground is barrier free meaning it was designed to meet the needs of both able-bodied and disabled children. There aren't many playgrounds created to be barrier free so this is a very special play space for all of the children of Wellington to enjoy. As part of this project, Wellington held a community build weekend event where more than 300 volunteers assembled all of Scott's Place playground equipment. This fenced in playground is themed to Wellington's horse culture with a large horse statue, play wagon, and a horse spring rider. There are the traditional climbing equipment and swings that you expect to find at any playground but also special equipment like sensory items, a communication board where non verbal children can point at pictures to let people know their needs, and wheelchair ramps. There is also a reading corner, covered pavilion, benches, and restrooms. Parents can appreciate the safety aspects of this play space while the kids can enjoy creative play that encourages imagination and physical movement. Kudos to Wellington for creating this safe, clean, and inclusive environment for children to play and explore.

Scott's Place Park is a fantastic playground for children of all abilities. One of its standout…read morefeatures is a communication board, which allows kids to express how they're feeling using simple symbols. This is especially helpful for children with communication challenges, promoting inclusion and self-expression. Love that! The park is well-designed with accessible pathways, sensory play areas, and safe equipment suitable for various ages. My kids love it here. We periodically come after school so they can get some of the energy out before going home. Those who know, know! There are also shaded spots for parents to relax and watch their kids play. Overall, Scott's Place is a welcoming, thoughtful space that encourages social interaction and supports children's emotional well-being through play.

This is an excellent park for a walk. There are also horse paths for equestrian people.read more

The preserve is well-maintained and contains much worse seeing - the problem is the asinine Village…read moreof Wellington has blocked off access from most Of Wellington - for residence of the city who want to drive from Wellington. They must take a dirt road which often contains a sign warning auto not to take it - why? Because the city of Wellington refuses to pave roads- therefore the best access is from the bumper-to-bumper traffic of southern Boulevard ie highway 98. This means that even if you live a mile or two from the preserve, it can take 15 to 20 minutes or more to reach to preserve because the city of Wellington does not permit access from Wellington itself.

One of the first parks I've been to while in Royal Palm Beach, FL. Very small yet hidden treasure…read more Love the fountains and there is a cafe called "seeds cafe" which is open for brunch I believe. Locals love them but I've yet to try them! Cool running's ice cream was located there but they've moved out. Really cool park for kids to enjoy since they have the splash fountains there! Also, it's such a honorable park to honor our veterans!

A beautiful community park with a wonderful playground and a small cafe. There are a couple of…read morewater features (splash pad & mini waterfalls and a small pond

Quite busy with picnickers, walkers and a group of people who appeared to be getting a martial arts…read morelesson involving wooden sticks, this large rural park was an interesting stop where I parked the van for a bit in a quiet shady spot. The park is still quite natural with no real paving and includes an equestrian trail, two reservable picnic pavilions, a playground and a softball field. It was a nice walk and even though it's right next to Palm Beach Boulevard traffic, it is an opportunity to get a bit of nature back into your day. [Review 19293 overall - 1641 in Florida - 263 of 2023.]

This is a cute park right in the heart of agriculture country, Loxahatchee Groves. This area is…read morepopular with people looking to live a more rural way of life. There is a lot of farm land and many people own horses. The park is a generous 30.12 acres located directly on Southern Boulevard. Park amenities include equestrian trails, a 10 station, 1.47 mile exercise course, open green space, picnic tables with grills, picnic pavilions which can be rented, a playground, bathrooms, and a ball field. I like how this park has a lot of trees. They provide shade for my favorite part of the park, the fitness trail. On the day I visited people were running their dogs, picnicking, and playing softball. You feel like you are out in the country but less than a mile away is all of the strip malls selling everything you need. Really close to the park is a brand new Aldi's where you can purchase all your picnic items. This is a great place to enjoy fresh air and nature.

Wellington Rotary Peace Park was created from Dr. Wesley Boughner's desire to find a place in…read moreWellington to place a peace pole in honor of his wife Joan who passed away from cancer in 2005. He found a place for the pole in 2006 and from there the idea of creating a park began to evolve. Boughner is a Wellington Rotary Club member. He envisioned the park as a place people could come to contemplate world peace and understanding other cultures. The peace pole Boughner had created is 8 sides made of aluminum. The words May Peace Prevail on Earth are written in different languages on each side. On September 21, 2006 during the United States International Day of Peace, the peace pole was dedicated. After the dedication it was decided that 18 acres of city owned wetlands at the corner of Royal Fern and Birkdale Drives would make the perfect place for a peace park. Wellington donated $135,000 and the Rotary Club gave $16,000 towards the construction of the park. A boardwalk was added that goes across the wetlands along with an open gazebo. IThe park also has a semicircle of 6 flags. They include the U.S., Florida, Wellington, United Nations, Rotary International, and newly designed Wellington Peace Park flags. There is also a walkway and a plaque dedicated to Joan Boughner. The park was dedicated on September 21, 2008. The park is a lovely memorial to the memory of Joan Boughner. The board walk is the perfect place to enjoy a bit of nature. On the day I visited Blue Jays and Grackles as well as several kinds of butterflies were flying around. Whether you are coming to enjoy nature or contemplate world peace, Dr. Boughner has created a special spot for the people of Wellington.

Royal Palm Beach Commons Park have acres and acres of land for the outdoors person. 2 playgrounds…read morefor the children with plenty of play areas. Commons Park also have a beautiful New Years Eve and 4th of July celebration. There is a driving range for the golfers. Miles of jogging and walking trails. I've seen the fishermen pull some big bass out the lake there. There is an Amphitheater in which they sponsor free concerts and pavilions and banquet hall you can rent for special events.

One of my favorite parks in RPB. The trails, the events, the dog park, the golf course,…read moreplaygrounds, and etc make it a treasure in RPB. I've voted here before as well, and that was a breeze. This place also has an event hall that I have not seen but I've heard is pretty nice. I've seen all sorts of events weddings, birthday parties, and etc. We've had birthday parties at the commons (outside under pavilion) for years! Not bad either since there is fountain where the kids can play and run around in!

Finding the sanctuary amid all the fields and parking lots, with no good signage, was daunting…read more Once there, it seems this piece of wetlands is dying, choked by algae (runoff from sports fields?) and relatively few birds as they are losing another food source.

Excellent walking trail with a lot of wildlife-as the name suggests it's a peaceful place -we took…read morethe walk around the water as opposed to the boardwalk-sadly did not see any alligators but will be back! We did see a lot of beautiful birds and ducks.