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Top Parks in Pembroke Pines

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11 Listed places
4.6 average across 11 rated listings
Hollywood β€’ Davie β€’ Miramar
Free weekday gate entry; $3/vehicle on weekends and holidays; separate fees for Paradise Cove Water Park, AllGolf, and RV camping – Free public park access; call ahead for organized group gatherings.
Popular Neighborhoods:
Hollywood Davie Miramar Weston

Anne Kolb Nature Center

Hollywood
Famous for: Protected 1,501-acre coastal mangrove wetlands with a 68-foot observation tower, boardwalk trails, kayak waterways, and a 3,500-gallon estuarine aquarium.

Explore Hollywood's 1,501-acre Anne Kolb Nature Center, featuring mangrove boardwalks, kayak trails, a 3,500-gallon aquarium, and a 68-foot tower.

Kayakers & paddlers Birdwatchers & wildlife photographers Families with children

C.B. Smith Park

Famous for: Sprawling 299-acre Broward County recreation park featuring the seasonal Paradise Cove Water Park, an 83-site RV campground, and AllGolf complex.

Explore C.B. Smith Park in Pembroke Pines, FL: a 299-acre county park with Paradise Cove Water Park, an 83-site RV campground, AllGolf,…

Families with Kids RV Campers Sports & Golf Enthusiasts

Chapel Trail Park

Famous for: Paved walking routes, soccer fields and easy access to Chapel Trail Nature Preserve wetlands.

Free Chapel Trail Park in western Pembroke Pines pairs paved walks, soccer fields and picnic lawn with nearby Everglades-edge wetlands.

Families with Kids Nature Enthusiasts Soccer Spectators

Cinnamon Place Park

Famous for: A relaxed Pembroke Pines park with walking trails, picnic areas, open lawns and a family playground.

Cinnamon Place Park in Pembroke Pines pairs walking trails, picnic areas and a playground with calm green space on Pembroke Road for…

Families with young children Casual walkers Picnic planners

Long Key Natural Area & Nature Center

Davie
Famous for: Shaded live oak hammocks, restored Everglades wetlands, Tequesta and Seminole exhibits, and historic Davie citrus groves.

Explore Davie's 157-acre Long Key Natural Area & Nature Center, featuring shaded oak hammock trails, restored wetlands, and Tequesta history exhibits.

Nature lovers Families with children Birdwatchers

Miramar Pineland Park

Miramar
Famous for: Restored South Florida slash pine flatwoods, freshwater marsh boardwalks, birdwatching trails, and a family splash pad

Explore Miramar Pineland Park in Miramar, FL: a 160-acre nature preserve with wetland boardwalks, slash pine trails, shaded playgrounds, and a splash…

Families with Kids Birdwatchers Nature Walkers

Sawgrass Recreation Park

Weston
Famous for: Guided Everglades airboat tours across wild alligator habitats paired with a rescued reptile and exotic wildlife sanctuary in Weston.

Explore the Florida Everglades at Sawgrass Recreation Park in Weston with guided airboat rides, rescued alligator exhibits, and private wildlife tours.

Families with Kids Wildlife Enthusiasts First-Time Everglades Visitors

T.Y. (Topeekeegee Yugnee) Park

Hollywood
Famous for: Shaded 2-mile paved lake loop, Castaway Island water park, lakeside picnic shelters, and 61-site RV campground

Explore Hollywood's 138.6-acre T.Y. Park, featuring a 2-mile shaded lake loop, Castaway Island water park, picnic shelters, and a 61-site RV campground.

Families with Kids RV & Tent Campers Joggers & Cyclists

Tree Tops Park

Davie
Famous for: Ancient live oak canopy trails, a 23-acre restored freshwater marsh boardwalk, equestrian paths, and an elevated treetop observation tower

Explore 243 acres of ancient live oak hammocks, a 23-acre marsh boardwalk, equestrian trails, and a canopy tower at Tree Tops Park…

Nature hikers Birdwatchers and wildlife photographers Equestrians

Vista View Park

Davie
Famous for: Having the highest manmade elevation in Broward County at 65 feet, alongside rolling fitness trails and protected burrowing owl habitats.

Climb Broward County's highest manmade hill at Vista View Park in Davie, FLβ€”272 acres of fitness trails, burrowing owl habitats, lakes, and…

Endurance runners & cyclists Families with children Birdwatchers & wildlife photographers
Planning guide

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  • Hollywood: Check the listed addresses and travel time from your base when grouping visits in this area.
  • Davie: Check the listed addresses and travel time from your base when grouping visits in this area.
  • Miramar: Check the listed addresses and travel time from your base when grouping visits in this area.
  • Weston: Check the listed addresses and travel time from your base when grouping visits in this area.

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What are the top parks to visit in Pembroke Pines?

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