Miramar Pineland Park

"This is a great park with a playground with swings, splash pad, and short nature walks where you can see turtles and butterflies. This park hosts a nature class for kids with a different focus once a month for free. I've been coming here since they opened, and it's a great spot for kids to burn energy. It is free on weekdays and $3 dollars per vehicle on weekends. They have a few pavilions for party rentals, bbq areas, and clean bathrooms."

"Miramar Pineland Park is one of the best parks to visit in South Florida. It is a great place to go walking to see different species of cactus (native and exotic) and other plants. You can see turtles in the lake, various species of lizards, birds, and other animals in the trails. I made a video of this place and I highly recommend visiting if you are in the area."

"Yesterday was a busy day as I had the pleasure of attending two parties at this park! At first glance, you’d think that what you see from University Drive is all the park has to offer. This is not the case at all! In the front of the park, there are 3 pavilions, a playground and splash pad. One of my parties was in this area. And it was great. You can enjoy the party while watching your kids play on the playground or the splash pad as everything is in close proximity. There is one pavilion that is a little further away but not too far away. The second party was in the nature center that is technically connected to the office. There is a closed in area and back patio. The back patio is where the second party was as it was a picnic theme. In addition to that the park offers a walking trail and someone mentioned that there is an area to see animals. I am not sure of the extent to that."

"Unexpected beauty in the middle of South Florida hustle. Pine trail is absolutely amazing, beautiful, and well kept.."

"We went to Miramar Pineland Park with my niece on weekday as a way to beat the heat. She played in the splash pad and the park. She made friends and had a great time. There were picnic tables to place your stuff and have lunch. Lots of families had different foods like snacks, Mcdonald's, chicken, etc. This is a reminder to bring water to stay hydrated. The area is surrounded by nature. There is a short trail and an bridge to see into the water. I saw swimming turtles. There is an alligator warning sign but I didn't see any but make sure you keep a watchful eye. During the weekday the park is free; however, during the weekend it is a $1.50 per person. I believe children under 5 is free. I really enjoyed my time at the park."