greynolds park

走进这里的自然隧道，看到一大片的红树林还有鳄鱼和许多昆虫，不过原以为又机会看到更多的鬣蜥已经没有了！但看到这边自然生态维护的那么好还是觉得非常值得

Greynold's Park in North Miami Beach, Florida is a small multipurpose park. Some mornings a van brings in senior citizens to do tai chi. There are covered areas where people have all kinds of parties. A beautiful playground, bbq's. Bike trails, walking paths. Canoes, peddleboats. Free night tours are given to observe the night creatures in the forest area of the park. Greynold's is noted as being a flyover for many species of birds going to South America. There is also a golf course, which charges a modest fee. Raccoon's and geckos abound. There are plenty of benches throughout the park to sit and admire this beautiful, peaceful place surrounded by apartment buildings, houses, shopping malls and other business. Lots of photo shoots are done here and bluegrass musicians perform here during the year. The park is free on weekdays and a small fee is charged on weekends. This is a wonderful place to chill out and enjoy the beauty of this park.

I used to live right next the park. I loved to go there for a walk, or go rollerblading. I love to take pictures, and this park is great for that, full of squirrels and birds.It's also a lovely place to celebrate a baby shower or any other kind of party, or even just a family barbecue.

If I have to worry about someone breaking into my car I might as well go some place elseIf I have to worry about someone breaking into my car I might as well go some place else

This is a fun park: 249-acre park consisting of a variety of habitats; most notably a relatively intact hardwood hammock and mangrove forest. The hammock at Greynolds is one of the last well-protected natural areas of northern Miami-Dade County. Tequesta Indians used the Oleta River, which runs along the east side of the park, as a source of transportation. In the years following, the Seminole Indians used the land along side the river as a trading post and a source of supplies for early Miami-Dade County settlers. The park is named after A.O. Greynolds, the head of Ojus Rock Company, who deeded the land over to Miami-Dade County Parks Department in 1936. It has many hiking and walking trails, and great areas to play with the family. It even has been areas for Frisbee or family football and baseball. Dog friendly (on a leash) and explorer friendly when you want to find out of the way nooks and crannies to check out. We also found a number of hidden geo caches so this too was a lot of fun!

To start off I grew up in North Miami Beach and have been going to this park for over 20 years now. Miami doesn't have many parks at all and this one is definitely one of a kind. There is so many trees and different kinds of animals and birds. There is also a playground for small children and many trails to walk through for you trailers (lol).. In the middle of the park is probably the biggest mountain in Miami that can be walked up and ran down (a lot of fun for kids). The park also has shelter rentals for parties or whatever you heart desires. Many people come here to take wedding photos because of the beautiful trees and all the nature that is hard to find anywhere in Miami. The park also holds and annual Hippie Love Fest which always has a huge turnout of 2000 plus people that come from all over the United States, also has blue grass music on the regular, just look for the big banners placed outside the park on the fence. The park also has many lakes or rivers that all lead out somewhere in the ocean, huge tarpon, crab, turtles can all be seen and even from time to time you might catch a manatee or an alligator. Highly recommended for any nature or park lover.

My favourite park. I never get tired of visiting it. It has its own fort, a playground and lots of other great points

This Park has a lovely, hammocked-tree atmosphere. Lovely for walks, bicycle rides, canoeing, or just picnicking.

A lot of wildlife in this park,some 100+ year old constructions still in good shape,some nice lakes full of fish,turtles and birds,worth a visit,very nice.

The park is absolutely georgeous, beautilful day... with the exception of high crime there.. could not believe all the break inn in the cars... there were 3 crimes today.. they would break in the cars, smash the window and take what ever they wanted out of your cars, stolen purse and whatever they could get.... be careful !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good for bike stroll. A shame that many of its services are closed, would be a dreamy sort of canoe place, I suppose you can bring your own. I like for quiet stroll or meditation. Needs TLC, but still worth a visit. Too crowded on weekends.

Nice park in middle of the city. $6 per car. At least on Sundays. Not well kept, trash cans are full in the begging of the day. Raccoons on the trails had to throw some of my nuts to keep them away. Park is also used for business as there was a photographer taking nude photos of ladies on one of the trails.

I've lived in Aventura for 20 yrs and sorry to say that I just discovered this park! My bf cycled through it recently and raved about it being a secret gem right under our noses. On my first visit this past weekend saw a variety so wildlife (Really big Tarpon, family of racoons, turtles, crane, iguanas, crabs, falcon). We BBQ'd by the lake had the place all to our selves, so relaxing. Next time I' ll be sure to take my camera. Most importantly we felt safe and saw security making their rounds, they were visible and friendly.

Clean well kept and safe park. Has golf course and camping facility. Easy to get to. It's loaction iss between the City of North Miami Beach (NMB) and Aventura. NMB is not on Miami Beach but on the Mailand.N

My wife and went for a picnic there while we were there on vacation. I was able to spend some time with my wife together and then i was able to catch up on my learning while she spoke on the phone to her mother. Anyway we had a nice time , this is from a young chasidisher couple from Brooklyn, NY