Margaret Pace Park

"Nice park by the water. They have a basketball court as well a work area. At some times of the day, it could feel overcrowded."

"Such a great to place to hang out, do exercises, play volleyball, basketball, or just to have a chat with a friend. There s also a playground for kids. I recommend!"

"Great place to come with the dog. Access to the base for swimming and playing fetch and certainly the nicest dog park in the area. The dog area even has water for the pups."

"Beautiful park! I would recommend for a relaxing, wholesome morning. There were kayaks/paddle boards to rent, many different sports going on, a huge dog park, exercise areas, and more!"

"Margaret Pace was the founder and President of the Miami Garden Club. She was also the chairman of Royal State Park which later became part of Everglades National Park. As a former Vice President of the Miami Woman's Club, she fought development of the adjoining green space which then became the 8 acre park. Margaret Pace Park was created in the late 1960's and named in her honor. In 2003 the park received a 4 million dollar makeover. Margaret Pace Park is located at the south end of Edgewater. On the east side of the park is Biscayne Bay and on the west side is towering condos. Park amenities include basketball and tennis court, shaded playground, outdoor exercise equipment, sand volleyball court, paved walkway, public art, paddleboard and kayak rentals, and a dog park. Pay parking by app is available on the street. On August 10, 2023 the city of Miami unveiled their master plan to renovate Margaret Pace Park. To combat the heat misting areas, splash pads and tree coverage are planned for the park. Other components of the plan include improvements to the shoreline, an upgraded playground, additional beach volleyball courts, a two story community center, pickleball court, and a sandy area for recreational activities. Construction is projected to proceed over three phases beginning next year. You can see the plan on line and there is one hanging on the playground fence. The view of the bay is gorgeous and the mosaic throne chairs are a unique discovery. Each twenty-foot high, two-ton throne visually conveys the stories of the three largest ethnic communities of elders who had settled in Miami. The paved walkway is perfect for exercising and walking your dog. It is truly amazing that this green spaced was able to be preserved from development. Just look around at the buildings dwarfing the park and you can see how ripe this spot was for development. Margaret Pace did the Miami community such a great service by saving this recreational space and it is about to get even better."