- Palmetto Bay park has a lot to offer on a sunny Miami day. Although I did get a little lost trying to find it, I would still go again. The playground area is extremely large and has two playgrounds one for older kids and one for toddler age kids. I love the fact that the actual playground area is shaded but it seems like there is no shade for the parents on the benches throughout the park.
17535 SW 95th Avenue Palmetto Bay, FL 33157
www.palmettobay-fl.gov/parks-perrine.htm
The park has the following features:
- Covered playgrounds
- Skate park
- Basketball Courts
- Walking path
-Evelyn Greer Park has the best of both worlds, fresh-air and Wi-Fi Internet access! Bring your laptop and let the kids play at the playground. My 11 year old niece is staying with us for the summer and she loves to play online games, so I took them to Evelyn Greer park and she could use the laptop and my daughter could run around the playground. In 2005 the park was named one of the best parks in South Florida by Parenting Magazine.
8200 SW 124th St, Pinecrest FL 33156
http://ci.pinecrest.fl.us/villageparks.html
The park features:
- Covered playgrounds
- Batting cages
- Walking path
- Covered picnic tables
- Internet Wi-Fi spot in the gazebo
10995 SW 97th Ave, Miami FL 33176
www.miamidade.gov/parks
The park features:
- Playground
- Basketball courts
- Softball field
- Soccer field
- 6 lighted tennis courts
- Walking path
- Recreation building
- Winter, Spring & Summer camp available
-This park has recently had a Miami-Dade library added to it and the building is amazing. With it’s modern lines and colors and the beautiful stone work on the side wall it’s really more than just a library but a piece of modern architecture. The park area has a walking path, playground and basketball courts. I guarantee you won’t miss it because it’s located right on Kendall Drive and 152nd Ave.
8601 SW 152nd Ave, Miami FL 33193
www.miamidade.gov/parks
The park features:
- Playground
- Walking path
- Basketball courts
- Miami-Dade Library
