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    Sabal Pines Park

    4.3 (8 reviews)
    Open • 7:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Garbage in the marsh area.
    Dal D.

    Review update. It's been a couple of years since my last review. It's a shame that I have to report a decrease from five stars to three. The park is slowly turning into a garbage dump. Even with plenty of trash bins located throughout the park, it seems that people go out of their way to throw their trash anywhere else but in the bins. The photo attached shows what I can imagine was a competition to see who could throw garbage the farthest in the marsh area. In a few more years, there will be more garbage than water lilies. Coconut Creek must have a few cents to spare for park cleanup. Even host a volunteer park cleanup, maybe.

    Jay G.

    I've walked and driven by Sabal Pines Park many times, assuming it was just a sports park. Boy was I wrong! I had some extra time on my hands and decided to take a detour from my normal walk. What I found was, aside from the ballfields, roller hockey rink, and courts, there was a hidden walking trail (marked for 5 miles), gazebos, and small children's playground! Also, some preserve area where you could see what Coconut Creek's natural vegetation was like prior to home construction. Plenty of birds, butterflies, and even Mr Raccoon! I'm looking forward to a planned walk with updates...

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    Covered Bridge Park

    Covered Bridge Park

    4.7(3 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    In short: a tranquil park with a covered bridge and walking trails…read more This covered bridge is located directly off Holmberg, on the north side. I have driven past it many times and curious to what it is about. It's a simple park , quiet and tranquil Despite the location. I came with my son, my friend and her daughter. There are so no playgrounds/stations for kids but they still loved it. It was beautiful. At one point on the walking trail there was a large bush that was drawing in a handful of butterflies. So lovely. My son is 8 and he has asked to go back multiple times.

    Most bridges are built to cross water but in Parkland you can find one sitting on a dry land in the…read moremiddle of a park. In the 1980's when the Oriole Homes Corporation was developing the Country Place residential community on the north side of Holmberg Road in Parkland they offered to buy something to decorate the park and make it memorable for the residents of the new community. Parkland Commissioners Maryjane Sexton and Bobbi Pugliese wanted something that embodied the country setting so they picked a covered bridge. The bridge was suppose to cross over water but they didn't have any it could span so instead it connects land that runs between two canals. The park was deeded to Parkland on October 18, 1989. There isn't a parking lot for this park since it was designed for use by the people who lived in the community. I parked in the strip mall across the street from Holmberg Rd. and took the short walk up. The park is accessible from Holmberg Road or Hillsboro Boulevard through a tree lined trail on the west side of Winners Circle. The trail runs between the canal and apartments and it connects Covered Bridge Park to 6-acre Park off of Hillsboro Boulevard. I love a covered bridge and this park is so tranquil. In addition to the lovely bridge perfect for photos and as a backdrop for picnics, the hiking trail that runs between the two parks is wonderful for getting exercise. On my stroll I saw turtles, butterflies, and birds. This is just another reason why the name of Parkland is perfect for this picturesque city.

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