Boca Raton Parks Are Simply Outstanding
It is always a great time to visit our local parks here in Boca Raton! As a local, Boca Raton Realtor, I love sharing this blog post with my customers when they are asking about our park action here in Boca! If you live here or are visiting here, there are many parks to choose from that have tons of activities and fun things to do! Enjoy planning your Boca Raton parks tour with our Boca Raton Parks Guide!
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We have included several parks, not just six, so scroll down to the end to see our other faves!
So Many Parks, So Little Time
This is a beautiful newly renovated park. It still has the same structures but newer. How about that carousel?
Great for all ages and awesome Instagram pics too! They have slides, a multi-tiered climbing structure, a spray mister, swings.
The playground also has access for children with disabilities. They have the Willow Theater that hosts films and live theater productions throughout the year.
They also have a water spray area and if you ever get too hot while playing outside, take a chance to visit the Children’s Science Explorium.
There are lots of things to see such as traveling exhibits. Many of the sports leagues utilize the fields and the basketball courts at Sugar Sand Park in East Boca in between Camino and Palmetto Park Road on Military Trail.
Patch Reef is a very large park and back when our kids were younger we went to many birthday parties and of course Boca Jets Football! This big park has beautiful, well-kept landscape.
Lots mature trees provide shade and give you a cool feeling. They have ball fields, pavilions, and playgrounds.
Let your kids enjoy running around, a splash pad, swings and Pirates Cove Playground! There are outdoor restrooms and pavilions that you can rent for your own parties, picnics and gatherings.
The park has a tennis center, a community center, very long biking and walking trail. There is also plenty of parking space. A park you’ll surely revisit!
3. Burt Aaronson South County Regional Park
This park has it all! Talk of soccer fields, tennis courts, basketball courts, an amphitheater, a dog park, water park, nature trails and children playgrounds.
If you love music Sunset Cove is a big feature of South County Regional Park as is Coconut Cove Waterpark. Another great attraction of is the Daggerwing Nature Center.
Daggerwing is a nature park & exhibit hall with live animals & interactive features, plus scenic boardwalk trails.
If you love golf then check out Osprey Point Golf Course. It’s a beautiful and attractive place. Take a walk and enjoy nature from a close view. Enjoy SCRP!
94.4 Acres in size! Looking for a beautiful beach and park combo that’s very clean and not crowded? This is the place you are looking for!
The ocean views and the Intracoastal views here are stunning, with beautiful blue-colored water. This park is a great place to take a swim, surf, sunbathe and also take pictures. You can go jogging, read a book or just relax.
You can also catch the surfers out at the end of 40th Street and of course you are also close to Bark Beach too…Boca’s only spot of the beach that allows your pup to frolic and play!
Spanish River Park has everything you need. Beach access, picnics, grilling, showers, you can all enjoy these here! There are also many shaded areas in case you wanna get out of the sun. Enjoy one of Boca’s most popular parks right on A1A.
5. Spanish River Sports Complex at Countess De Hoernle Park
What a fabulous facility and park! The Count and Countess De Hoernle were beloved in Boca Raton and here is just another reason why.
With a plethora of baseball/softball fields, football and soccer fields, a playground and a beautiful lake to enjoy and walk around this is very popular spot. Pondhawk wilderness park is nearby.
Not to mention the T-REX Trail if you like to bike, jog or walk through nature.
The City of Boca Raton has the annual Fourth of July Fireworks at this park a not-to-miss event!
6. Lake Wyman Park and James A. Rutherford Park**
These parks are in East Boca off of Federal Highway near 5th Avenue.
Currently there is a walking track with exercise stations as well as baseball/softball fields, basketball courts, soccer field, tennis court, volleyball and playground.
If you want to picnic, bbq, and enjoy this lovely park, it is easy to get to and never overcrowded.
**The restoration project included boat ramps, kayak launch, parking, access, canoe trail revitalization, boardwalk replacement, exotic vegetation removal, mangrove habitat establishment and enhancement and coastal hammock development. For more details, please visit the Rutherford Park & Lake Wyman Restoration ProjectOpens a New Window. page.
7. Wildflower Park
About Wildflower Park
Wildflower Park opened to the public on Saturday, October 22. The multi-million-dollar, newly renovated passive park fronts the Intracoastal Waterway near the downtown district, providing residents and visitors a beautiful new waterfront amenity.
The new park is located on a 2.3-acre site of land the City purchased in 2009, and is part of the City’s Waterfront Master Plan, which guides recreational and sustainable use of City-owned waterfront property.
Hidden Gems in Boca Raton:
South Beach Park (County Park on the beach in Boca Raton)
Red Reef Park
University Woodlands Park
Hillsboro El Rio Park
James A. Rutherford Park
Sanborn Square Park in Downtown Boca
Silver Palm Park – City of Boca Boat Ramp – Boating and Fishing – City Permit Required
Gumbo Limbo
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About Michele Bellisari
Michele is a South Florida Realtor, based in Boca Raton, Florida, serving surrounding cities, and the founder of #Soooboca Lifestyle and Media.
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