It's very beautiful, clean, and spacious. The Christmas decorations were also gorgeous. I was so…read morehappy that dogs could stay with their families; they were all very well-behaved. They even have drinking fountains for both people and their furry friends . We went during the day, but didn't want to miss the light show, so we went back again at night... it was amazing! Restrooms They're there, but since they were closed, they weren't much use. Pet-friendly Yes, and the staff are very polite; they clean up after the dogs and provide water dispensers.

While heading to my dinner location in the downtown Doral, I saw this park just a couple of blocks…read morefrom the restaurant and thought it would be perfect for a walk after dinner, and I wasn't wrong, it was great. The park is just a block or two away from the restaurant strip at the downtown Doral and it's perfect to stretch your legs after dinner as well as enjoy the 2 pieces of art at the park. The one that looks like a cave and the lady in metal adorned with the butterflies. The 2 of them are beautiful. The park also has playgrounds, should you have a kid. All in all, I enjoyed the park, I will certainly came back next time I'm in that are.

We had a wonderful time at the park with our 2-year-old toddler. The shaded areas and accessible…read morebathrooms were very convenient. The park is fully gated, ensuring the kids can't run into the street. My family loved it and we will definitely return. .

Very nice playground for kids. Park has bathroom and water fountain for kids. And theres also…read moreplentiful parking spots.

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.

I am really glad that a park like this opened in Doral. The park has a lot of really cool…read moreattractions. It has a skate park, beach volleyball, basketball and tennis courts, a large lake a paved path and a big grass field. There is also a huge pool. The park itself is super cleaned and there are a lot of people there. While I was there, there was a police patrol. It was beautiful at sunset.

You would think that what the size of backyards in Coral Gables that this place would be empty but…read morenope. This place was packed. Just goes to show you how valuable a really good neighborhood park is. They pack a lot of action in a little space but the biggest hit with the kiddos was the zip line. They rode those things back and forth until I dragged them away. Another big positive is the temperature. With CG being a tree city USA, the canopy really makes being in a playground in the middle of the day a lot more bearable

Salvatore Park is pure kid happiness! Toddlers can zoom down slides, soar on the canopy line, and…read morejump around on racks while parents relax on benches. The park is breezy and shaded with plenty of trees, perfect for Miami's sunny days. Birthday parties here are a win too, you can book tents (for a fee) to slice cake and celebrate with friends. Plus, adults can get in on the fun with nearby tennis courts! Plenty of parking around, it offers clean restrooms and water fountains, making it more cozy and prepared for anything that you need while having fun with the kids. Salvatore Park is where kids smile and parents don't mind hanging out either.

This park is so pretty and has something for everyone! Came…read morehere for a soccer game. Drove up and I was scared that there wouldn't be parking but there was plenty. Just a note if there is t parking you can park across the street and there is a bridge that takes you to the park. So there is always parking. There are many tennis and pickle ball courts alike. The facilities are clean. There are playgrounds and basketball courts. What I liked the most were the soccer fields. They are super nice. Turf soccer fields. There was a large one and then another large field broken up into a medium field and a smaller one. There are bleachers on all sides and plenty of places to sit. All in all great park to hang out. It's open from sunrise to sunset.

Our next summer adventure take us to Doral Legacy Park with a category of 4.8 and more than 608…read morereviews, this sports club has all the facilities to practice different sports such as basketball, table tennis, baseball, Martial arts, football, soccer and more physical activities for kids. The work team keeps it clean and organized and is very friendly and helpful to visitors, and for the little ones they have a playground with different attractions for their amusement. It also has a water park at no cost and they really have fun. High recommend place if you want enjoy with the family

Our next summer adventure with kids take us to Adventure Kids USA at Miami International Mall with…read morea category of 4.4 and more than 10 reviews this little park offer to the children the opportunity to enjoy an happy ride in the train around the jungle everything is about the age of the one going in the ride. And the other side of the train we have the carousel with different option for boy and girls have fun with music at the same time going around in the magic ride. Thanks to the lady working in the ticket office, she is very professional and kind , giving us extra ride for our kids.

Zero stars, my child has been riding this train since he was one. He is now 4 and the lady will not…read morerun it for one child at a time. My son left balling in tears. Bad business, bad service. Please do not let ypur child see the train (infront of starbucks) unless you have more children with you! Extremely disappointed and in disbelief

Morgan Levy Park is in Doral and has a ton of sport activities and fields here along with…read moreplayground areas. Came here with some friends to play tennis. We found out a bit late that you are supposed to reserve the courts 24 hours in advance. Luckily the staff at the park was nice enough to let us use the courts until someone came with a reservation. The tennis courts here are super well maintained and there are a good amount. They are next to a long stretch of soccer fields and also near the playground. Parking can be a bit tough but if you luck out, you can park in the very busy parking lot. If not, you have to follow signage to park at a nearby school. When you park here, you have to walk through the school to get to the park. If you aren't too familiar with the area, it can be super confusing and may even deter you from going to the park. It would be super useful if they had signage from the school parking lot and throughout the school to help people find their way to the park. Overall, still a cute park to play sports at and bring your kids.

Staff is very friendly and helpful. The park is clean, quiet and i recommend this parkread more

This is definitely a cool place to bring your little ones and keep them entertained…read more It's especially useful on those pesky rainy days where you can't go to the park. The set up is good ...especially for parties. They have a room designated for the birthday singing, eating, and cake-cutting activities that is separate from the play area. They also have a small arcade section set up and a bungee jump contraption ... at an extra charge. The price is not bad at all...around $12 and your kid gets to bounce until they are tired. They have a concessions where you can get pizza, drinks, ice cream, coffee, etc. The play area is large... there are around 6 giant bounce houses with slides and obstacles. And a section for toddlers with ball pits. It's definitely fun! And safe and indoors! You must wear socks to be in the area ... no shoes, no bare feet! They do have socks for sale $2 if you forget.

Obnoxious place and people…read more The staff has to be the most unfriendly of them all -- the "supervisors" are the to make sure adults don't go inside with the kids but they don't supervise anything (in two occasions I had to go get one because some kids were going crazy and were gonna get hurt). In addition to this, they let kids of all sizes go inside while the little ones are there (wrong specially when you don't let parents do that). All in all, the place is weird and somewhat unpleasant -- a wannabe place for sure; one I won't be going back to ever.

I would not recommend Playland. Their posted hours online said they would be open, so I drove over…read morean hour to take my daughter there. We arrived on a Tuesday at 2:30pm, but the doors were locked. My daughter was really upset after looking forward to this trip. What made it worse was that employees were clearly inside, yet no one bothered to open the door or provide an explanation as to why they were closed during their stated hours. Extremely unprofessional and disappointing. If you can't stick to your hours, update your information so families don't waste their time.

I come here with my twin girls weekly for a baby stimulation class. The class is great and it has…read morehelped my girls reach their milestones. It has also allowed them to have social interaction with other babies. Due to the pandemic, our social interactions with other babies are very limited. I'm so glad I found this class and this environment that will allow the girls to develop through play and build skills to support learning. The area is clean and they have a great play section for kids with rock climbing and slides. I've also seen their decor for the events and they always look beautiful.

I am surprised no one has reviewed this park. This is one of the few if not only park I have seen…read morein Hialeah Gardens. The park is safely nestled behind the Hialeah Gardens Police Department and for the most part is fenced in. Dont let the busy feels of 103rd st fool you, this park is nestled under the shade of the tall pine trees (which I am glad are still around). If you have an avid climber this park is for you! There are so many structures to climb but at the same time I feel like this park is better suited for older kids (Maybe older than 4). The play structures span more than 2 levels making it hard for the little ones to reach the top and when they are at the top it is really hard to maneuver the area to get into the slides. My 3 yr old found this structure quite intimidating when leaving the second level. If you do come to this park with a small child the good thing is there is a small path to walk, 2 swings for infants, several benches, and a nice picnic table under a gazebo. I wanted to give this park 5 stars but I find it quite dangerous as the structure are very high and I found spots where small hands and feet could get stuck while climbing a tunnel. I also recommend coming to the parl in earlier hours so that you can find a parking spot. Simply pull in as if you are going to the police station and loop around behind it.