Evelyn Greer Park

"Participated in the Pinecrest fit test 5k. It was so much fun! The park is a great place to work out or bring t your kids to the amazing playground."

"Evelyn Greer Park: Where Recreation and Natural Beauty UniteTucked away within its sprawling ten acres, Evelyn Greer Park, with its enchanting Leslie Bowe Hall, is a true haven for recreation and community bonding. For sports enthusiasts, the park offers multipurpose athletic fields, tailor-made for baseball, softball, and soccer. Whether you're pitching a perfect game or scoring that winning goal, this park has got you covered. And if you're an aspiring slugger, there are batting cages to hone your swing. Families will adore the shaded playground, a delightful area for kids to explore and play while parents unwind in the tranquil surroundings. It's a perfect spot for quality family time. Recognizing the importance of an active lifestyle, Evelyn Greer Park features a walking/jogging track and strategically placed exercise stations, inviting visitors to stay fit amidst the lush greenery. The South Florida weather becomes a companion on your fitness journey. A standout feature is the charming gazebo, an idyllic setting to relax, socialize, or even catch up on work with Wi-Fi access. It's a place where the community comes together. Evelyn Greer Park is more than just a park; it's a community hub, offering the perfect blend of outdoor fun and natural beauty. It's where sports, recreation, and leisure unite. So, if you're looking for a place to connect with nature, stay active, and create lasting memories, Evelyn Greer Park is your go-to destination."

"This review is for the Pinetoberfest Beer Festival, not the park itself. Pros: The photo booth was really fun! The staff provided good customer service. Clean bathrooms Cons (Tickets were between $35 to $45 to deal with these): It was disappointing because of the following: Waste of space, the Village of Pinecrest should have used more of the open space to put more of a variety of games (or vendors, or sitting places) to offer. They had like 5 games in total for a space enough to put around 20+. Lack of sitting areas, whatever you got, you had to enjoy it standing up. There were some tables at the entrance of the park, but just to sit like around 10 groups compared to the 1000+ that were there. That was total negative for many others there. The music was just average, they needed a better DJ, the way he transitioned genres was odd and out of rhythm. Their police officers were just in a corner talking to each other and some even playing games instead of actually patrolling and doing their job. Their VIP tickets are a joke, it just allowed you to park closer and enter an hour earlier (when everything was dead). The Village needs to be more creative on the perks offered if they make you pay more for it. Although, there were a variety of vendors, they were just offering samples. If you liked the beer, cocktail, etc. They weren't for sale. Only a tiny percentage were food vendors (like 5 vs the 25+ beer vendors). Parking was small and chaotic! The village needs to find a better place to host this event. Conclusion: Save your money and go somewhere else."

"Beautiful park in the city of Pinecrest. Years ago when I had my office about 5 minutes from this location it was a run down trailer park. Mayor Evelyn Greer was influential in getting this property appropriated as a city park where children and families can enjoy the outdoors. There are two baseball fields, a soccer field as well as a children’s playground area and a wonderful community center with modern amenities. Parking is safe and spacious. Great place to spend quality time with friends and family."

"Nice clean park with a big kids area with swings, slides and more. Kids play soccer there on weekends, it's a great family atmosphere. A nice food truck selling shaved ice sours there for during or after the games. The only problem is there is not enough parking."