Went there for the punk flea market, so I didn't necessarily skate. However, the vibes and staff…read morewere fantastic, and truly felt like a special community. If I knew how to skate, I would totally skate here!

A+ place - great vibe. Friendly staff. Great place for skaters with the covered park and outdoor…read morepump track with places for kids and parents to hang out and eat. Fun finger board tracks too!

Beautiful Park and fields. This park has a lot to offer. The soccer fields are nicely turfed. It…read morehas a skateboard park and a playground. I have been here multiple times for soccer, and it is always clean and well kept. There is no fee to enter the park which happens in some parks that are this size. The most impressive thing is how well kept the park is. I will continue to come for soccer games and hopefully maybe one day for a birthday party so I can check out other amenities.

Bamford is the local park I grew up do all my activities and extracurriculars at, and I have always…read moreenjoyed my times there. Nowadays, I go mostly to play tennis. Unfortunately, with the rise in popularity of pickle ball, the reduced the number of tennis courts to add pickle ball courts. Now there are only two tennis courts. Pretty much every time I go up there both courts are taken, and I have to wait for one to open up.

Skating is such a fun experience and wynwood skate gives a retro vibe , it's placed in a very nice…read morelocation where they also have fun restaurants and pickle ball so you'll be mega entertained , you get the option of either renting the skates or taking yours yourself which is very convenient that way you'll pay less. Overall is a fun experience some people have large gatherings there so that's also a fun option. I would say the skating ring is a bit small but other than that is a great and fun way to enjoy your evening.

I finally checked out Wynwood skate located inside of Wynwood marketplace. Staff was very friendly…read moreexplaining the rules and helping us with your skate size. The vibe was great, Dj played the best of the 90s. I had a great time rollerskating, took me a while to get acclimated. The rink isn't huge but it's a nice size. There's a bar and food available. A fun place to go with some friends.

Ok, this is an open outdoor skateboard park under I-95 in downtown Miami…read more Now it's not a vending business where you pay an entrance fee with services provided. It is merely an open park, open to the public skating community. It has some nice ramps and a very nice bowl; and wide open skating lanes for practicing whatever. As a parent, I've brought my child here multiple times. It always has skaters of all ages and experience levels. What's cool is that the skating subculture is pretty accepting of any and all willing to get on a board. There are 6 year kids skating like they have skated for decades; there are teens who are complete beginners; and their are adults of various ages that have skated for years, and now have their own kids skating. It's pretty family oriented with benches throughout and parents observing. There is good lighting for the evening hours; and by and large most of the skaters behave pretty well and are respectful and even friendly with each other. Negatives: Unfortunately, it only has portable restrooms. A permanent restroom structure would probably be better. You will smell some occasional weed, particularly in the parking lot across the street; but it's not something that most of the skaters seem to use or push openly. I have never seen any signs of open drug sales or wide usage. Certainly no drug related misbehavior. There is a small frozen lemonade stand here. A lunch truck or something similar could probably do well here.

Fun, unique, under-the-overpass, skate park. The community here was so kind and open to a novice…read moreskateboarder. The park was clean, there boarders were friendly, what more can you want! Will definitly come back again!

I participated in the muddy dash Miami this year. So this review is based of that…read more It was a fun 5k, with some military-like courses with wet mud. As germaphobe, I faced my fears today. I got a few cuts and scrapes in the mud, so maybe bring some hand sanitizer in your pocket. You get a medal at the end for completing it, and they have some food trucks to feast after the race. My one complain is that they charge you $20 to park at a public park that is free to park.

Came here to participate in a mud run and had such a great time. The only downside was being…read morecharged for parking, which was a bit frustrating but I guess it's one way for vendors to make some extra money. Running the race took me through different parts of the park, and I was really impressed by the trails. They definitely caught my attention, and I'd love to come back just to explore them on a walk. Overall, the park seems well maintained and taken care of, which made the experience even better.

JT was amazing, and his assistant Chris was great too! My 13 year old daughter wanted to learn how…read moreto skate, and after her first class she's even more excited about it. She picked up some basic skills like foot placement, turning, and even started learning a few tricks. We'll definitely be back next week!

This has been an amazing experience for our daughter. Every coach we have worked with is awesome…read more They are truly the best!

Very cool park with lots of amenities. It's been elevated ever since they renovated it. Might be…read morethe best park in Miami.

What a fantastic park! It's great for kids and adults. Nice place to relax, bike, skate or just…read moretake a walk. There are basketball and volleyball courts. Lots of grass for picnic or playing and a kids playground that's is very nice too. On Saturdays they have a farmers market.

Lovely passive park with beautiful art, walking trail, gardens, benches, amphitheater, and…read morepowerlines above. This park is truly lovely but the placement near an industrial area and townhome is weird. Although it is close to the highway this makes it convenient to visit. Basically one can walk the park in 15 minutes but if you study the art it will take longer. For me the vibe is freedom, starting over, and liberty for immigrants in the expression of the art. I can totally relate since my parents migrated from another county and struggled here and made it here. In my opinion, the art felt like it was a tribute to all the Latin artists and what they felt. I am glad I made my way to this park because I think the idea of art in a park is brilliant as well as using dead space among the power lines is smart.

Wow! Well done Hialeah! Opened in 2015, Garden of the Arts is a free botanical garden with art…read moreinstallations. It was created as a result of the Miami-Dade County Building Better Communities Bond Program. A paved half mile walking trail winds among art and plants located under power lines. This is an area that is usually left empty although I sometimes see other towns put passive parks under them. The art in the park is by local and world renowned artists. Artists featured include Alexander Mijares, Astrid Alcayaga Art, Reynaldo Artires, Villamil ART, Rafael Consuegra Studio, Noel Leon, Antonio Fortuna Art, Aristide, Juan Abuela, Zaida del Río, Roberto Perez Crespo, Ramon Pedraza, Florencio Gelabert, and Alexis Porro-Fortún Artist. There are 11 murals, some of which relate the history of Hialeah. There are also sculptures that range from small to quite large. I never got bored. As I wandered down the path there was always a cool plant or thought provoking piece of art to discover. As I walked it was a little disconcerting to hear the power lines crackling overhead. The park also includes an amphitheater, benches and seating areas, and an elevated stage with turf seating. The amphitheater can be rented for private events like weddings. Parking is in a free lot at the entrance to the park. What a wonderful place to experience the arts and culture in the setting of a beautiful botanical garden.

Flew into MCO airport to spend a few days in Orlando and decided to drive down to Miami to go to…read moreone of my favorite beaches, Haulover. About a 3 hour drive. Always a great time when we come to this beach. Clothing optional. Easy access parking directly across the street from the beach. You walk via underground tunnel to get access the beach. It is paid parking though. Lifeguard on duty.

Good and Bad. It was a beautiful beach with calm crystal clear water. There is a clothing optional…read moresection and a textile section and both were very crowded. Most Miami beaches are. Most folks were very friendly. There was one guy shouting random things about Eddie Money.. not sure why. There was also a verbal altercation a few groups over but the beach patrol talked everyone down and it was fine. The beach Cafe was pretty awesome. You can have food and drinks delivered to you on the beach. There are also Umbrella and Chair rentals and they do all the set up and tear down for you. I would go again.

Also known as Miami Lakes Veterans Park, walking this park is where my fitness journey began when I…read moreworked nearby. It was about a 2 mile round trip between it, my office and the cow field. This Saturday, I stopped by again since it was the kickoff point for the Miami Lakes Reindeer Run 5K. Humble Brag: while not placing, I completed it on an about a 9 minute mile. It's an improvement from when I started exercising. The park has a couple of picnic shelters, a basketball court as well as body weight strength training stations. The park bathroom building was also clean. Parking is available on both sides of the street adjacent the park. For today's event, there were a couple of vendor booths, including food vendors, a podiatrist and a different gym than the one I go to. The run was through a mapped out course along Commerce Way.

Miami lakes local park ... west of 826. I've been coming to…read morethis park for years. It's always well maintained, grass cut, no trash and restrooms have been cleaned. The park offers two shelters that I've seen cordial celebrations held. I've even seen exercise class take place in the shelters . The park has a walking trail, benches and exercise course along the walking trail, exercise basketball court. it has a covered play area with swings and slides. Some Saturday they host Like a farmers market. On 4th of July they host free event with music and have food trucks to purchase food and drinks. The fire work show was spectacular this year.