Locals love Eaton Park in Miami because of its convenient location and recreational amenities. It’s just a stone’s throw away from local businesses and excellent

Douglas Park along 37 Avenue in Miami opens at sunrise and closes at sunset, giving you and your children plenty of time to unwind at

Need a break from your busy schedule, or do you just want somewhere to go before heading home with your kids? Stop by Dorsey Park

Cuban Memorial Plaza is like most urban parks in Miami—spacious and well-equipped with amenities that will come in handy for you and your fur baby.

Spring, summer, winter, youth camps, and many after-school activities are reasons locals love bringing their kids to Buena Vista Park. You’ll find it along 2nd

Charles Hadley Park has several recreation programs and activities available for adults. For example, there are ball courts and fields on-site where you can play

Belle Meade Mini Park may offer limited space, but it’s still an excellent park to check out, especially if all you want to do is

Locals who have been to the lake at Antonio Maceo Park say it’s an excellent place to jetski and enjoy a quiet afternoon. The play

Hobie Island Beach Park is one of Miami’s most popular dog beaches. Fido can run on the beach or swim in shallow water. There’s also

Alice C. Wainwright Park along Brickell Avenue is the best place to visit if you want to get away from the bustle of your daily