Miami-Dade Parks

Miami-Dade Parks

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This page is a non-political information service provided to users interested in learning about or commenting on government programs and services.

We welcome your comments on the topics we post. We reserve the right to remove off topic comments. We are one of the most unique park and recreation systems in the world! We are more than just playgrounds and athletic fields. We are also comprised of after-school, sports-development and summer-camp programs; programs for seniors and people with disabilities; educational nature centers and nature p

Photos from Miami-Dade Parks's post 08/01/2026

Big smiles start here! The playground at Sun Lakes Park has been refreshed and is ready for your next family adventure. 🌳🛝

Bring the kids to explore the updated play equipment, climb, slide, and let their imaginations soar in a fun and welcoming space designed for play. Whether you're visiting for the first time or returning to a neighborhood favorite, there's never been a better time to get outside and enjoy everything Sun Lakes Park has to offer.

Come see what's new and make your next park day one to remember!

Photos from Miami-Dade Parks's post 07/31/2026

☀️ Summer isn't over yet! Make the most of the final weeks at Camp Hummingbird and Camp Manatee.

There's still time for kids to explore the outdoors, get creative, make new friends, and create unforgettable memories before the school year begins. From hands-on activities and nature adventures to games and plenty of fun, every day is a new opportunity to learn and discover.

⏳ Registration is still open, but spots are limited! Sign up today and give your child an unforgettable end to summer.

07/29/2026
07/29/2026

More than cleanup. Coastal stewardship in action. 🌊

Miami-Dade Parks manages 17 miles of coastline, coordinating sargassum operations under a state-issued beach-cleaning permit.

In designated areas, crews remove heavy accumulations from the shoreline. Elsewhere, sargassum is integrated into the sand. During sea turtle nesting season, mechanical operations begin only after conservation teams complete their early-morning surveys.

It is a carefully coordinated effort to protect wildlife, care for our coast and keep Miami-Dade’s beaches clean and welcoming for residents and visitors.

Learn more at miamidade.gov/sargassum.

Photos from Miami-Dade Parks's post 07/29/2026

Well-being takes many forms.

It can be a morning walk, time spent near the water, a swim, a game with friends or simply a quiet moment outdoors.

Parks and recreation support physical health, mental restoration, social connection and stronger, more resilient communities.

This Park and Recreation Month, we celebrate The Power of Well-Being—and the many ways our parks help Miami-Dade live well.

Photos from Miami-Dade Parks's post 07/23/2026

Belonging begins with being welcomed.

Miami-Dade Parks provides places, programs and experiences where people of different ages, cultures and abilities can participate, connect and feel valued.

Because parks are not only places we visit. They are places where each of us should be able to see ourselves, find our community and know that we belong.

This Park and Recreation Month, we celebrate The Power of Belonging.

07/23/2026

G.E.M 2026 Summer Arts Showcase Program

Photos from Miami-Dade Parks's post 07/22/2026

A major milestone for the Ludlam Trail! 🚴🌳

The Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners has approved the design contract for the full 5.6-mile Ludlam Trail, moving this long-awaited project from planning into design. Once complete, the trail will connect neighborhoods, parks, schools, businesses, and transit with a safe, accessible space for walking, biking, running, and outdoor recreation.

Public design meetings are expected later this year, giving residents a chance to help shape the future of this transformational community asset.

For more information, click the link in our bio.

CommunityConnection

Photos from Miami-Dade Parks's post 07/22/2026

Nature restores, teaches and connects us.

Across Miami-Dade County, parks protect wildlife, preserve fragile ecosystems and give people opportunities to experience the natural world.

From our coastlines and mangroves to tropical gardens, historic landscapes and wildlife habitats, these spaces remind us that conservation is a shared responsibility.

This Park and Recreation Month, we celebrate The Power of Nature.

One county. One ecosystem.

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