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    Snyder Park

    4.3 (136 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Jane S.

    Yesterday my family and I wanted to check out this park. This park is very safe to walk due to there is always police presence and fire fighters. The park is clean just the restroom was not that clean. This park is a pet friendly park on which it has a beach for dogs. The dog beach is closed on Wednesday from 8 am to 11 am. The park is open from 7am - 7 pm. This park has a volleyball court and a playground. I have read reviews that people have said that there is monkey in the tree. I didn't see any. We spoke to Ricky which provided great customer service and gave us information about the park. Overall it was a great experience.

    Sarah P.

    I was intrigued to visit here as I had seen instagram pictures of it. This is a dog park with water access for them. I came for a visit and enjoyed watching all the happy dogs. They add a weird coloured blue dye to the water though, not sure what that is all about?

    Janet S.

    This is the first time going to this park and it was such a great experience. I came here for a pug meet up. I love that there is a beach where the dogs can swim. There is a big dog park area as well. I love that there is a nature trail and a bike trail. I haven't seen these sections yet but I def want to come back for it. This park is soo big and there is alot of shade. The parking is free as well. I am so happy that I found this park.

    Blocked our faces for privacy but great location for outdoor pubs or events
    Erika H.

    We came for a couples photoshoot and the scenery was great. Free parking and entrance and the staff was very friendly. Great location for a photoshoot, and they have several shelters you can rent to host events. The park was open on Sunday from 7-7. They are pretty strict about closing at 7:00 pm on the dot, but that's plenty of time, given how long they are open for on a Sunday AND FREE.

    You can't swim in the water with your dogs but you do get nice views while they play in the water
    Victoria

    I've been here several times because my dog loves it. There is plenty of free parking, shade, area for the dogs to swim and bags in case you need to pick up after them. It can get a bit crowded on the weekends, but it is a great park if your dog loves to swim. It's also fenced in so you don't need to worry about your dog running away or getting lost. You cannot swim in the water with your dogs but the water is shallow if you want to stand with them at the edge.

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    Hugo O.

    This is a great park for the nature lover in the city . It's got lakes with boardwalks at water level, it's got open fields, it's got picnic shelters, it's got a little beach, and it's got nature. It's a great place to relax, read a book, walk, to play, and have a good time. You can go as a family, as a couple or just by yourself.

    Robert S.

    This is a large park located just north of the Fort Lauderdale airport, easy to access from downtown or the highway. I came here to take a nature guided tour given by a Heal the Planet specialist and I loved the park...so many beautiful green spaces, trails, flowers, plants, butterflies, etc... The park has many amenities such as.... Basketball (Full Court) Bike Trail Butterfly Garden Disc Golf Course Dog Park Dog Swimming Fishing Grills Horseshoe Pits Nature Trail Pavilion Picnic Tables Playground Restrooms Volleyball Court Snyder Park also has many playgrounds shaded by live oak trees, sand volleyball courts, disc golf, bike trails, and is most famous for its bark park and big, blue lake for dogs to swim in....the lake was man made in the site of an old quarry, so the bottom rocks help give the water a beautiful blue-green hue.

    Lisandra P.

    I truly love this park and so does Dexter (7 months American Bully)! Doggie Oasis: Tucked away on the southeast side of Broward County, hides Snyder Park. Mostly known by locals for catering to their furry friends, you don't have to have a pooch to enjoy the view, games, barbie, butterflies and edible garden. If you are looking to take a short nature hike in the middle of the city, this might be the perfect spot. The doggies are only allowed in 2 areas (lake and dogs park) so keep that in mind if your planning on exploring the rest of the park. I truly recommend this park for all ages!

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    Natalie S.

    I never knew this park existed. My friend Ginnie took me there yesterday with her chocolate Labrador. There is lots going on in this park for both dogs and humans. ITherecwas a small farmers market going on Saturday which we enjoyed walking through. Then we took the dog to the area where they can run free with other dogs There is a separate area with a lake that the dogs can swim in and retrieve balls. They also have an Edible Garden which we walked through. There are a lot of fruit trees growing there. They look relatively young and it probably will be a while before they bear fruit (ma go, noni, starfruit)

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    George M.

    You know I love parks and this is one I have been trying to get to for a long time. Many people say that it has the best disc golf course in South Florida Unfortunately, I came here two weeks after the flooding and it was still under water for the most part. Hole one and two were not playable unless you wanted to swim. Hole three is a crazy hole that I would've loved to throw at but the Tbox is still under water. The course looked great with open shots, wood shots, over the water shots and some slight elevation The park itself was pretty cool. Being up against the airport probably keeps this park pretty well hidden. There are lots of cool nooks and areas to meander around. Some playgrounds and butterfly garden to entertain the kiddos. Just lots of lounge areas. They had some cool elevated gazebos by the lakes to hang out at but some of them were commandeered by some homeless folks. I think the biggest appeal of this park is for our four-legged friends. It has a big dog park and even a dog lake

    Holly K.

    I've been nervous to try this park for the last year because of all the negative reviews about all the bacteria in the lake. However, after reading that they treat the water monthly, I decided to try it out (and have never had any health problems thus far). The dog park is HUGE, as is the lake the dogs can swim in. I've done a few meetups here now, and all the dogs have a great time. Especially my dog, who can't get enough of the water. There are pavilions and plenty of shade for when it's hot and sunny out (and water fountains). Make sure you check the hours/days before you go. Certain (random) days of the month it is closed- and if you're driving from far, it is SUCH a let down to get there and have to turn back around. Parking is free on weekdays which is nice (or $5/day on weekends). I have not been to the area that is strictly a grass area with obstacles for the dogs (I've only been to the area with the water). Never seems too overcrowded, always plenty of space for people and dogs. Awesome dog park!! NOTHING in the area compares to this for a dog park with water.

    Can you see the 4th hole
    Tim S.

    I hadn't been Frisbee golfing in quite a long time. So when some friends were going this past weekend I was down to throw some discs. I had played years ago so luckily I still had a couple to use too. We met to tee off around 9am. There was not that many people at the park. There was over a dozen cars just in the front parking lot alone, but the park was big enough and had enough areas that it seemed like we were the only ones there. it only took a couple holes for me to notice this was a pretty good course. It started with some tough water holes, but it was possible to circle around and play the hole safe. there was also man-made elevated holes, tricky dogleg holes, wide open fields and woodsy holes too. After about the midpoint i started to feel good, made some good shots down the stretch. But whether I did well or not, it was a great day. It sounds like this is favorite of a few people, and I can see why!

    Ariel W.

    Snyder Park is a 92.3 acre park north of the Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. In 1914 S.P. Snyder and his son, Byron F. Snyder, became the first professional road contractors in Broward County. For forty years their company built many of the roads in the Ft. Lauderdale area. Rocks used for building the original U.S. 1, Las Olas Boulevard, and the Fort Lauderdale Airport in 1966 were taken from the area that is now the park resulting in the creation of the lakes. Byron F. Snyder donated the land to the city of Ft. Lauderdale for use as a public park. Park amenities include restrooms, nature trails through a Tropical Hardwood Hammock ecosystem , butterfly garden, grills, playgrounds, bike trail, basketball courts, sand volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, disc golf course, and picnic facilities. The park has two lakes for catch and release fishing. and 4 pavilions that can be rented for events. During the weekdays parking is free and on weekends the charge is $1 per hour or $5 a day. Snyder Park is known as a great place to go with your dog. They have both a dog park and a dog swimming area in the lake. The dog park has two fenced areas with agility courses and is open daily from 7am to 7pm. Swimming for the dogs is allowed on the eastern side of the lake. Whether you are on two legs or four, beautiful Snyder park has something to appeal to everybody.

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    Ask the Community - Snyder Park

    Is this a dog park or people park?

    Both. There's a section for dogs. Near a dog lake. The rest is people's park.

    Is the lake gated so the dogs can't get out of the area?

    Yes

    Can the lake/open water at Bark Park be rented out privately, like you can do at Tigertail Lake?

    I have the same question. My dog sitter wants to bring my grandpup here, as a native Floridian, we all know, where there's water there's alligators, snakes and frogs. I saw an article that stated it was closed 2008 due to alligator sighting, true?

    I did not see any alligators or any other animal except the for the dogs swimming in the lake. Just keep eyes open just in case, you never know with open water in Florida.

    Have alligators ever been spotted here?

    No. The bark park is a man-made lake and is fenced-in.

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    What sets this park above the rest is the second area that most people don't know about and that is the Dog Lake!

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