HERE'S OUR LIST OF THE BEST PARKS TO VISIT IN MIAMI.
Bayfront Park
From stunning ocean views of the Biscayne Bay to a sparkling Ferris wheel, Bayfront park offers relaxation and entertainment all in one. Lie down on one of the park’s many grassy areas or take a stroll on the bay walk and enjoy the beautiful waters of Miami. If you need some more activity, spend time at the local shops and delicious restaurants that the park has to offer. 301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, @bayfrontparkmia
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Bill Sadowski Park
Pineland, tropical hardwood and hammock habitat, experience the beautiful scenery and exotic wildlife of Bill Sadowski Park. Spend the day with family and friends on a bird-watching tour or a guided nature walk. The park is also home to the Southern Cross Astronomical Society to help you stargaze on weekend evenings. 17555 SW 79th Ave., Palmetto Bay
Simpson Park
This urban park boasts over 8 acres of nature preserve located between Brickell and The Roads neighborhoods. The tropical hardwood hammock features beautiful native trees and special plant species such as yellow boxwood and silver palm. Your leisurely walk through Simpson Park will be a calming and dreamy experience. 5 SW 17th Rd., Miami
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Margaret Pace Park
Located on Biscayne Bay, Margaret Pace Park is a sprawling green space suited for some exercise or a nice long walk with your dog. Although it might be small, this park is packed with activities including volleyball, tennis and picnic tables to hang around. Be sure to check out this hidden Edgewater gem for activity with panoramic views of Biscayne Bay. 1745 N Bayshore Dr., Miami
David T. Kennedy Park
This popular park located in Coconut Grove is a great place to indulge in some exercise or to just relax. David T. Kennedy offers bike trails and a dog park for Miami’s four-legged friends to mingle. Take a day trip here to enjoy waterfront views, beach volleyball and a scenic walking path. 2400 S Bayshore Dr., Miami
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Matheson Hammock Park
Enjoy a lovely afternoon soaking up the sun near a charming man-made pond with beautiful views of Key Biscayne and Miami Beach. This area was not only made for lounging, but fun activities from biking to paddleboarding. Have an afternoon snack at the cozy Redfish seafood restaurant and then finish off the day with a sunset walk on the marina. 9610 Old Cutler Rd., Coral Gables
Crandon Park
Come and take a dip in the calm waters of Key Biscayne at Crandon Park. Offering miles of gorgeous white-sand beaches and alluring water views, this park is a great place for families to come and reconnect through countless activities such as volleyball, paddleboarding and swimming. If you need to relax, lounge all day long under the hot Miami sun with a refreshing drink from the Opeanseas Cafe. 6747 Crandon Blvd., Key Biscayne
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