excellent park always have fun during my trips there , trail running , mud races , it's always a…read morenice experience

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.

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Recently came here for a kid's birthday party. The play area is all carpeted and looks at least…read moretwenty years old. Smells like it too. The other area was a small space they had somehow crammed a pool table, bar, domino table and several other tall tables into. All the tall tables had been taken so I sat with my daughter at the kids table situated in the center of the room. I was immediately told to get up because the chairs were made for kids. Not for nothing but I weigh a whopping 105 pounds. But whatever. I took my daughter into the play area and she wanted me to carry her so she could dunk a basket on the basketball game in the corner. I lost my balance and fell into it. Immediately, here comes crabby owner yelling "Get up, get up! You're gonna break it!" Yeah, I'm fine. Thanks for asking. I went into the other area for a while to eat and grab some candy and could hear this lady yelling at kids about climbing on stuff and running too fast. Seriously? At this point there was only about 40 minutes left of party time. My daughter wants to go into the bounce house. She got scared when the kids got rough and just sat there crying. Naturally, I went in after her. Guess who is on my ass two seconds later. I pull my kid out, grab our things and tell the lady to go screw herself and that she'll never see me or anyone I know ever again. My best friend who threw the party told her off also. Moral of the story, if you want your kids to have fun, stay far away from this place.

Our next summer adventure with kids take us to Robert King high park a good place to go with the…read morelittle one to have have fun.

I have passed this park many times while visiting the Miami Airport Convention Center and was…read morecurious about what kind of park this was in the middle of the city. After a recent event at the convention center I stopped by to check it out. It turns out it is a hidden gem with a surprise you don't often find in the city. This park in Miami is named in honor of Robert King High (April 9, 1924 - August 30, 1967). King was an attorney and politician. He was born in Tennessee and moved to Florida after serving in WWII where he became an active in the democratic party. He was mayor of Miami for 10 years before running for governor in 1966 but he was defeated by Republican Claude Kirk. Robert King High he died of a heart attack less than a year after losing the election. Robert King High Park is located next to Lake Maha and dates to the 1970's but It was extensively remodeled in 2011 when a building was added for classes. The park is divided into two sections, a 1.5 acre day use recreational area in the south front of the park that includes six basketball courts, softball/ baseball field, a sand volleyball court, and a playground. The back north end of the park contains the surprise, the 5.24 acre Carlos Arboleya campground. Arboleya was born in Cuba. He was the former president of Barnett Bank and a presence in South Florida's Cuban-American business community. He volunteered for 60 years with the youth of Miami and was the former president of the South Florida Council of the Boy Scouts of America. In 1978 in honor of his long and dedicated service to the youth of Miami and the Boy Scouts, the campground in the park was named in his honor. Arboleya waged a one man campaign to keep the area that is now the campground from being turned into a velodrome. The velodrome was built elsewhere in the city and this area was preserved so that the scouts of Miami could experience camping in a city that had very little places for this activity. In this area of the park is a lake for fishing, a pool. and hiking trails. Discovering the campground was my favorite part of this park because it is such an amazing resource for the Miami community. Kids who live in the city and who might not be able to experience the joy of camping out have the perfect place to experience sleeping outdoors thanks to the foresight of Carlos Arboleya. Even though he has since passed away he is still positively impacting the youth of Miami.

Attended the Endless Summer party, where Kes and the band was headlining…read more I must say we were quite impressed by the City of Hollywood, for such a great outdoor venue. The event, was hosted by Gemini productions and not the City of Hollywood! The alotted time of the event 4pm to 10pm, we got there early in anticipation of no parking on a Sunday. But to our surprise, we were able to snag street parking, which was pretty convenient. I must add, if you are coming to any event at this park, you are allowed to bring your foldable chairs and umbrellas, even a picnic blanket. Loved that there was actual restrooms, on the Southside of the venue. Definitely recommend coming with portable neck fans and hats especially during the summer heat. Don't forget to pack your essentials like sunblock, bugspray and if your expecting rain ( go get yourself ponchos from Dollartree) Overall loved that the City of Hollywood, Hollywood Police and others branches (emergency service) were present! It adds to the experience.

I lived in Hollywood years ago and I used to frequent Young Circle/downtown Hollywood because it…read morewas within walking distance from my apartment. I even had a couple of part-time gigs there! #nostalgia It's one of the places I will always frequent because the amount of restaurants bars and activities to do there. I love how intimate it is though parking is hellish. There's always something to do. I've love seeing how it has evolved over the years, like with their new multicolored signs and apartment developments. I've seen restaurants come and go, like the all white themed French restaurant I worked at that no longer exists or the mom and pop crepe shop that was located where the new cbd smoke shop is. Even the old Whiskey Tango that I frequented is now a Twins Peaks. Such is the life/world we live in. Now Young Circle itself is the large park can be found several blocks from the entrance of downtown Hollywood (where the sign is located). They host a load of events of their own and is quite literally a circle. I love food truck day where they had variety of food trucks surrounding the park, though I'm not sure if they still have that in our post COVID community. They also had glass blowing the last time I've been. There's a playground for kids and other family-friendly things as it is a park hahaha.

We had such a wonderful time at Tidal Cove! The entire experience was fantastic--from the pools and…read moreatmosphere to the delicious food. Everything exceeded our expectations. The staff truly made our visit special. A special shoutout to Alejandro, our pool server, who was incredibly attentive, friendly, and always made sure we had everything we needed. Emmanuel, who helped us with our towels, was also outstanding and made us feel so welcome. The service was exceptional from everyone we encountered. Thank you for making our day so enjoyable. We can't wait to come back!

I wish i could put 0 stars because when my family went they banned my children from the lazy river…read moreand pool because they were near some older kids who were breaking the rules but my children weren't with them. Two of their friends who never entered before got banned for no reason at all aswelll. It's ridiculous that you need to be using the tubes in the lazy river when it's 3 feet. They only have 3 slides besides the little kids park and from the 3 slides only 2 work most of the time.The big one is always getting repairs and there are no other slides. The food is way too expensive with chicken tenders costing $21 and when I went to buy ice cream it said it cost $7 but I got charged for $10 because of multiple taxes.They get lots of money and still can't get more rides. I do not recommend this park for anyone's family

Nice area with children's playground and outdoor workout equipment for adults…read more Prior years, the lake was open but since then the Hammocks association has since gated off access to the lake from several previously public entrances. Therefore you can no longer access the lake.

Great park in the Hammocks Community (not open to the public) to come get your fitness on. They…read morehave tennis and racquetball courts. Although not as many courts as their other location (Water Oaks Center 9250 Hammocks Blvd). You can play volleyball or lift some weights at the fitness center. You can go for a stroll then take a swim right after. These centers are always nicely kept. Courts are well maintained. Bathrooms are spotless. The staff is always friendly. Hours: Year round Sun-Thur 7am to 10pm Fri & Sat 7am to 11pm Remember, you must be a resident of the Hammocks Community or be a guest to enjoy these beautiful facilities.

Great family atmosphere and time!! If you love soccer and want a place to play definitely make sure…read moreto get a game in here! Invite your friends too! If you're visiting from out of town and want to kick the ball around make sure to drop in! The owner and staff are very friendly and the people who play here are great. It's always a great time and there are some good runs here! Follow them on Instagram and you'll see everything I'm saying!

This place is a thing of beauty AND it's open 24/7! Urban Soccer Five boasts the newest small sided…read moreturf fields in Miami with plenty of areas to sit and take in the sights or catch a professional game on their projected screen. There's also a parking lot next to the field which is much appreciated. If you need to shower after your game, don't fret because US5 has got you covered with locker rooms equipped with showers for both men and women. Mike, you did it again! Keep it up!

While wandering around the Grove during the King Mango Strut Parade, I discovered this charming…read morepark named in honor of explorer, pioneer, and author Kirk Munroe. Munroe was born in a log cabin in Prairie-du-Chien, Wisconsin in 1850. One of his first adventures was to walk across the continent of North America. He went on to travel the world where he wrote stories based on his experiences. His career included newspaper reporting, editing, and authoring adventure books for boys. "Through Swamp and Glade" and "Flamingo Feather" are novels based on his experiences with the Seminole Indians in Florida. In 1866 Kirk Munroe settled in Coconut Grove with his wife. It was ten years prior to Miami being incorporated as a city. Although he still traveled, he always enjoyed returning to his home in Coconut Grove which he called Scrububs. Kirk was a noted member of the Florida Audubon Society and helped establish the Ransom Everglades School. While in the Grove, he and Ralph Munroe founded the Biscayne Bay Yacht Club in 1887 to celebrate Washington's birthday. Ralph donated the land that Kirk founded the Coconut Grove Library on. It was the first library in the state of Florida to own its building. Kirk Munroe passed away on June 16, 1930 at the age of 79, at a Florida sanitarium in Orlando. His funeral service was held at the Plymouth Congregational Church. Kirk Munroe Park is Miami's only tennis park. The park has five tennis courts and offers tennis programs for youth and adults. Other park amenities include bathrooms, picnic tables, a playground, and outdoor gym equipment. While primarily a tennis park, area residents also enjoy picnics here and taking their children to play. Changes may soon be in store for this park. Coral Gables-based Allen Morris Company is proposing a massive mixed-use project, Ziggurat, for the block where Coconut Grove Laundry & Cleaners now operates, between the park and Fuller Street. If it is approved they agreed to redesign Kirk Munroe Park with a new children's play area, café, new landscaping, and a complete refurbishment of the park's five tennis courts. Some Grove residents are worried that such a massive project with impact the bohemian charm of their historic neighborhood. It is something to keep an eye on.

I recently started taking tennis lessons at this park and am very impressed with the facility! At…read moreonly $3 an hour for adults, non-residents, it's a good bet for some playing. There are five courts that are assigned on a first come, first served basis. If you are looking to practice on your own, there is also a wall to hit on with two sides to it. Besides the courts, Kirk Munroe is a regular ol' park. It has a jungle gym, large grassy area (but dogs must be on a leash), and also fitness equipment for pull ups and the like. There are plenty of large trees to provide some shade, as well. Overall, it's an awesome center in the heart of Coconut Grove! Metered parking is found around the courts on Matilda St.