I wish I could say more about our parks, but there's not much going on in them. They're more like museums than an interactive, personal experience. Some have ranger stations with small exhibits. Don't expect to see alligators or flamingoes or other fauna. The only animals that really exist in out parks are raccoons, oppossums, and squirrels, and sometimes owls.... More

This is a great park for picnicking, hiking, birding, and dog walking. The paths are well-marked and there are just enough picnic tables and benches without being crowded. There are plenty of clean bathrooms and nice playgrounds. Great place to get away from the traffic. There is a fee (nothing free in Florida). More

We come to this park at least four times a week, and never get tired of it. The staff members are among the most friendly and enhahing of any place like this I have ever been. It's not overdeveloped - just as Mr. Birch wanted it to remain. More

We were a family of five and paid the $6 dollars to drive in and park. We received a map at the gate. We followed one of the longer trails that does a circle around the park. There is both a paved road which you can roller-blade or bicycle and then there are lots of narrower foot-paths. We stuck to... More

I live nearby, so I frequent this park. It is a good place to park to get to the beach. After paying the fee, you don't have to worry about adding money to meters. I usually ride my bike here. For $5, you can rent a canoe and paddle around in a little lagoon in the park. The bike loop,... More

We started our second day of vacation with a brisk walk through the park. The next day we went to the beach but it was very breezy so we walked our beach chairs to the park and sunbathed while sitting by the intracoastal waterway. When it got too sunny we just moved under a palm tree. It was a pleasant... More

Not much going on here. We took the tunnels to the beach, but could have just as easily parked on the street and walked closer. More

A great place in Central FLL to experience a little nature and let the kids run loose. More

A quarterly event of dumming at the solstice and equinox. More