-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
500 Crandon Blvd, Key Biscayne FL 33149
www.keybiscayne.fl.gov
The park features:
- Playgrounds
- Walking path
- Splash fountain
- Picnic shelter
- Restrooms
- In 2008 Coral Reef Park received the Kids Crown award by South Florida Parenting magazine as the “Best Park for Toddlers” and I believe it. But the park is so much more than just a place for toddlers. With new additions like beach volleyball court, tennis courts, meditation gazebo and garden and concession stands being build right now it is truly a great place for the whole family.
7895 SW 152nd Street Palmetto Bay, FL 33157
www.palmettobay-fl.gov/parks
The park features:
- Gazebo
- Recreation roomÂ
- Outdoor picnic areasÂ
- The Ken Robinson Meditation Garden & Gazebo
- Covered playground
- Beach volleyball courts
- Basketball courts
- Baseball/softball/football fields
- Walking/jogging/bicycle path
- Tennis facilities (Jane Forman Tennis Academy)
- Racquetball Courts
- Open play areas
- Natural pineland preserve
- A beautiful park in a nice location with a gated in playground (great for toddlers who tend to wander!) The only problem is there are no bathrooms. For some reason there is no exact address for the park so the best way to get there is to go down South Dixie Highway and turn at LeJeune going South (into the residential area)
