A vibrant place where families and young people hang out especially on weekends. There is a movie theater on the 3rd floor. The layout is very comfortable with a lot of sofas and seating available in the courtyard. All restaurants have outdoor seatings. Pets are welcomed here! Shops are mostly high end. Minutes walk from the marina and the park. Surrounded by 5 stars hotels and apartment buildings.

Great place to walk with plenty of amenities

Cocoa wok, the heart and beat of the Grove. If anyone remembers that, then they remember Martini Bar upstairs and Wet Willie's upstairs and then there was some Club Underground. There are a lot of nightclubs in that area back in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Now, it's more of a touristy place I would call it. It's amazing to see Jaguar Ceviche restaurant is still here, after 30 plus years. Another go to place, is sandbar, which is also been here for 35 or 40 plus years. Sandbar is kind of unique, because usually it's not too busy, but when the UM fraternities and sororities call for everyone to meet at sandbar, everyone needs a sandbar. Most of the parking is paid parking, are there meter parking on the streets, and they also have parking garages. Things are always constantly evolving and changing at cocoa walk. But it's nice to see that it still is the heart and beat of the Grove, as the old commercial used to boast of

I hadn’t been to Cocowalk since 2017, and wow, it’s definitely changed a lot since then. The shops back in the day felt a bit nicer and had more of that unique charm — I really miss the Cheesecake Factory being there. That said, one big improvement I noticed is how much better the traffic flow is now. Pedestrians actually get the right of way, which makes crossing the streets so much calmer and safer. It’s a different vibe than before, but still worth checking out.

It is a nice place with a few shops and some restaurants. It is very nicely decorated, lots of space, clean restrooms and trash cans available as you walk around. There is an attached parking garage and escalators for convenience.

Our next food adventure take us to The CocoWalk shopping center located in the heart of Coconut Grove. The place looks modern and with a new structure after a complete renovation and the location is perfect. With different retail stores, a completely remodeled cinema and a gymnasium, it is the perfect place to spend time with the family or watch a movie or share a good coffee, ice cream or a meal in a restaurant. Today for my our new food adventure we chose (Plant Queen) Vegan Cuisine. High recommend place to spend the day with the family.

Lots of great shops and restaurants with outdoor seating - very clean and located in the middle of beautiful coconut grove. Parking in the garage is also a win.

Nice street with lots of activity, shops, and the city feel.

This cool street has many nice business such as restaurants, shops, stores. It’s kept clean and well maintained.

Plenty of good food, drinks, and atmosphere. There is always something to do. Make sure to hit all the areas.

As a local, this is more of a tourist spot, but they have really modernized it and made it appealing to locals as well. I recommend coming here at least once.

Great place for restaurants and bars. Lots of posh places with very nice people and crowd

Really nice place to go for a walk and have lunch. Restaurants close a bit too early in the evening. There’s just a few spots to have a late-night drink

Nice place to spend time

Aventura Mall = shopper’s paradise 🛍️✨ This place has everything — from luxury brands 👗👟 to cool everyday stores. The mall is huge (seriously, bring comfy shoes 😅), super clean, and has a modern vibe. Love the food court 🍔🍣 and the art installations 🎨 make it feel more like an experience than just shopping. Perfect spot to spend the day, shop till you drop, grab a bite, and even just stroll around. Definitely one of the best malls in Miami 🌴☀️

Aventura Mall is honestly one of the best shopping malls I’ve been to. It has everything — luxury brands, great fashion stores, unique boutiques, and a really good mix for every budget. The mall is huge, clean, and beautifully designed, and the atmosphere feels modern and relaxing. There are plenty of dining options too, from casual bites to nice sit-down restaurants, so it’s easy to spend the whole day here. The kids’ play areas and art displays also make it fun for families. If you love shopping or just want a nice day out, Aventura Mall is definitely a must-visit in Miami!

Aventura Mall is massive and keeps expanding every year. You’ll find all the renowned brands alongside a wide variety of dining options. Traditional kiosks are disappearing, replaced on weekends with sample tables and small entrepreneurs, which adds a local touch. Prices are on the higher side, but the selection of general stores, boutiques, and restaurants makes it a complete shopping and leisure destination.

Aventura Mall is the perfect spot for a shopping spree, offering a great mix of luxury brands and popular standard stores. The mall is spacious with a nice layout, and there are plenty of food options, from quick bites to full-service restaurants. It can be a bit tricky to find parking due to its popularity, but it’s definitely worth the visit if you’re in Miami.

It's so beautiful and calm. Not to many people. Good marcs and variety of food. Have a great Cinemam. I recommend the arepas at 3 floor.

Aventura mall is big but not as big as sawgrass. It has a lot of high end shops on the first floors and easy access to the parking garages from this floor. The second floor has the small shops and some stalls and most had deals going on. This is also where the restrooms are. The third floor is eatery places and access to an outside seating area. They have a plethora of stores in this mall so there is something for everyone. The food is pricey but looks good.

Huge mall with every store you can think of — luxury to basics. Super clean and modern. But weekends? Crowded like an airport. Parking can be a headache and walking through the crowds takes patience. Still one of the best spots to shop in Miami.

The Hollywood Beach Boardwalk literally changed my life. I came to Florida thinking I’d just get some sun and maybe a tan — next thing I know, I’m rollerblading with the coolest crew, dodging tourists, and chasing sunsets like it’s my new religion. 🌅🛼 Now it’s my second home — good vibes, ocean breeze, music in the air, and a random mix of skaters, bikers, and people who look like they’re in a music video. If you ever see someone smiling too hard while rolling by… yeah, that’s probably me living my best life.

If u get here and the water is calm make it your beach day!! We have been here 6 days and the first 4 were stunning. Today and yesterday the water is rough! And seaweed has washed up on the shore! Wish we had done our day on the beach sooner! The boardwalk is THE BEST you will find!! So active in the evening as well! It is lit and has restaurants, gift shops a wide walking and bike path for 2 miles. Wide beach.

One of my all-time favorite beaches for a laid-back family day! Hollywood Beach in Fort Lauderdale has everything you could want—soft white sand, clear water, and parking just steps from the shore that stretches the entire length of the beach. The boardwalk is a dream: lined with cute boutiques, souvenir shops, restaurants, and beach bars, all running parallel to the ocean. There’s so much to do beyond the sand, too—public restrooms, a splash pad and playground for kids, and even a beachfront performing arts center with live music and events. Chair and umbrella rentals are available, and parking is usually super convenient, even on busy days. The beach itself is always clean, the water is beautiful, and the atmosphere is chill but lively. Whether you’re going for a family beach day or a morning stroll with a coffee, this spot is a total gem.

We have been coming to Hollywood Beach since the 80's. Definitely more crowded as you get closer to Johnson Street. However, it is so beautiful and there are so many shops and restaurants. Most of the time we come down here just to walk around and take in the beautiful beach. Recently we came down here to watch the sunrise and it was spectacular! If you have done it yet- make sure to put this on your list! You will be glad you did!

There's no words ro describe coming back hone to Hollywood! Born there in 1966 and left in 1994. It is as awesome as ever. We had incredible food, drinks and weather! Thanks for.the memories!

Eat, dance, eat pizza, ice cream at the bar street Only what you want. There are police cars patrolling around. The security is very good. That night at 11pm, I was still walking on the beach. Many businesses are still open Hollywood Beach I recommend Watch the sunrise and sunset on Sunset Boulevard in the morning

Loved this beach, it's family & pet friendly. You can rent a bike, go for a walk or jog along the beach. There's a variety of restaurants & shops to choose from. It's very clean.

I like the beaches in this area downtown. Not as crowded as Miami Beach. There are various restaurants around When night falls, it is the best time for the whole family or couples. Single men and women come to walk barefoot on the beach A piece of white sand The best place for tourists to stay This is the most lively beach area in the city center. Fort Lauderdale's riverfront cultural and entertainment area is also relatively close. Recommended

At this beach, you will find a good mix of locals and tourist. This beach has a younger vibe than the other Broward beaches. Most likely because of all the bars along the beach. Parking is a few blocks west, unless you find a spot close to the strip.

Here’s a short and natural 4-star Google Maps review for Las Olas Beach: ⸻ Las Olas Beach is a lively and energetic spot 🌴☀️ — a must-visit for party lovers and beachgoers! 🎉🏖️ The vibe is upbeat, with plenty of cafés, bars, and music nearby. The beach is clean, and the sunset views are stunning 🌅. It can get a bit crowded on weekends, but that’s part of the fun. A perfect place to relax, stroll, or just enjoy the buzz of Fort Lauderdale! ⭐⭐⭐⭐

We really love Las Olas Beach! The beach is always clean, there are foot and body showers, the sidewalks are well-maintained, and the boardwalk is perfect for biking, rollerblading, or strolling with a stroller. There are plenty of cafes and restaurants nearby, and you can also buy souvenirs. The only downside is that the parking meters don’t always work, which can be inconvenient. We hope the meters are checked regularly to make it easier for visitors.

Really enjoy coming to Las Olas Beach. I almost want to give four stars because the parking situation here is always awful. Pricing is absurdly expensive. But once you park, the beach line is huge never crowded. Lifeguard towers are appropriately spaced. We always see active people, jogging, playing volleyball, play basketball, good plan a family. Not a whole lot of party or a wild people.

The best beach in the United States. You can find everything here — it’s super safe, super calm. And it also has the best açaí in the United States. The best açaí in Florida: OAKBERRY AÇAÍ!!!! It just doesn’t get any better. Beach + açaí = the perfect moment.

We’ve traveled half the world — been to Asia and many other places — but this is truly one of the most beautiful spots we’ve ever seen. The view is stunning, the atmosphere is peaceful, and it feels special in a way that’s hard to describe.

It’s a vibrant and beautiful destination. Although we didn’t get a chance to spend much time on the beach, we loved what we experienced. The golden sand and clear waters looked inviting, and the nearby promenade offers great dining and entertainment options. It’s a fantastic spot for a classic beach day.

Very sandy and beautiful! Steep incline to get in the water and the waves were powerful so be careful! There was also a shark. Super cool though!

Absolutely amazing experience from start to finish! We just finished our helicopter tour, and while the flight itself was breathtaking and the pilot was incredibly skilled, what really stood out to us was the hospitality and professionalism of the ground crew. These guys were next-level genuinely friendly, super helpful, and made sure we were comfortable and informed every step of the way. They didn’t just do their job they cared. From the moment we arrived, they welcomed us like old friends, explained everything clearly, and created such a good vibe that we felt totally at ease. You can tell they love what they do, and it made all the difference. If you’re thinking about booking do it. These are the people you want handling your experience. 10/1000000 definitely seeing the guys again

Fantastic experience, with great staff. Jermiah was incredible so was the pilot. Very well taken care of, the flight was great as well, flew through iconic locations and saw great views. We reccomend cant wait to go back

I love this beach! Absolutely 😍 beautiful! Water was so clear!

This beach was stunning during sunrise. But please be an early bird while on vacation, if you want to best the crowd, as it gets crowded very quickly. I couldn’t give it a complete 5 stars because it’s a little TOO crowded after sunrise, and a bit too touristy. But for some this will be great, as there are plenty of restaurants, shopping and lodging nearby.

Very cool beach, long, and full of restaurants around! We stopped on a not very busy day, we were lucky. We really enjoyed renting the bike, we had fun. Quiet beach though, with plenty of places to wash the flip flop! Fantastic seaside

Such a great experience! Educational. Every one who was in sections of the house were very knowledgeable and super kind. We asked a lot of questions and they answered them all! The grounds have been kept up and are so beautiful! After we did our tour we spoke with any individuals about the museum. This is Definitely a must see when here!

It is a beautiful place to visit and the history of the property and previous owners is intriguing. Dress lightly in the summer time and stay hydrated. There is plenty of shaded areas while you read about the different trees on the property. The volunteers are wonderful and they all love telling stories and answering questions. Thank you all for a nice day with engaged volunteers, it makes all the difference. We finished our tour right before the rain, but it was beautiful to watch.

A Dream Wedding Venue – Perfect for Any Size Celebration! We recently celebrated our wedding at Bonnet House, and it was nothing short of magical. Whether you're planning an intimate ceremony or a grand celebration, this venue offers the perfect blend of charm, history, and natural beauty. The gardens and grounds are breathtaking — a stunning backdrop that feels like a hidden tropical paradise. Our guests were in awe of the atmosphere, and our photos turned out absolutely gorgeous. What truly made our experience exceptional was the staff. From the first tour to the final send-off, the team was warm, professional, and incredibly helpful. They were attentive to every detail and made us feel supported every step of the way. Bonnet House is a gem — a place where weddings of any size feel special. We couldn’t have asked for a better location or a more wonderful team. Highly recommend!

My husband and I had a wonderful experience here. This home is chockablock with visual feasts. The volunteer docents are very knowledgeable , friendly, and helpful. I really enjoyed taking a walk into the past of Fort Lauderdale. The house has been amazingly preserved and the stories and art are beautiful and inspiring— lives well lived!

Delightful from start to finish! The Docents gave informative information in many different ways! Such a beautiful place and a small cafe with delicious ice cream to end your adventure!

We just visited the gardens. It was beautiful and well kept. The people were friendly. It was a nice getaway to spend a couple of hours.

Bonnet House was so beautiful! The gardens were full of wildlife just wandering around, and the shell collection was really cool. I loved that there were volunteers in every room who knew tons of fun facts about the history of the place. It was such a fun girls’ day out and I think kids 16 and under get in for free.

I was so surprised by this beautiful park! When I was heading over towards it I thought it was just a park. But as soon as I arrived I was greeted by the most friendly people of Fort Lauderdale and they asked me if I wanted a tour through the park. This was done by one of their volunteers and she was so excited to tell me all about the nature. The trails were beautiful and there was so much to see and explore. You can fill a whole day over here if you want. There is also a restaurant where you can take a lunch and have a drink. Oke… the worst part of this park THE BIG AMOUNT OF SPIDERS!!!!! They were soooo big and there were many of them! Even in the center of the trails.

Overall, a really cool experience nature trail just steps from the beach. Unique plants and trees, and massive spiders hanging from them. Stick to the paved path, unless you have bug spray. DO NOT MAKE MY MISTAKE. They unfortunately love me and I got 25 bites in roughly 10 minutes. If you walk in there without bug spray, you are a mosquito’s next big feast. Starting at the beach is probably recommended, so you can end there naturally. There were people riding bikes through here, which is something I would do if I visited again.

Hugh Taylor Birch State Park is a hidden gem! The nature walk is absolutely beautiful—peaceful trails surrounded by lush greenery and wildlife. The waterfront view is stunning, perfect for relaxing or taking photos. Everything is well-maintained, and it’s a great spot to escape the city and enjoy some fresh air. Highly recommend for nature lovers or anyone looking for a quiet, scenic place to unwind.

Beautiful park with trails, kayak rentals, beach access and a restaurant. You can walked the paved road or alongside it on a dirt road enveloped by beautiful trees. Plenty of benches to relax. There is also a stop for the water taxi (additional fee, hop on/off all day). The taxi offers multiple stops up and down the intercoastal all while enjoying the views of beautiful homes. Las Olas, the last stop, is perfect for a bite to eat and some shopping. Park is clean, staff are friendly and offered an abundance of information about the park.

Top Rated State Park! It's huge! Endless Trails and nature. One side borders the Intercoastal Waterway and the other A1A and the beach. Prime real estate that luckily got Perserved! There's even a cute restaurant.

Hugh Taylor Birch State Park is a nice spot 🌿🌞 for a relaxing day outdoors. The walking trails are pleasant 🚶‍♂️, the waterways are calm 🚣‍♀️, and you can spot some interesting wildlife 🦎🦢. It’s a good place for a picnic 🍉 or a short kayak ride 🛶. Not overly crowded, but not extremely thrilling either — an experience for nature lovers and families alike.

This place is like an all-inclusive paradise 😌You get fresh air, beautiful nature, and plenty of space to explore. There are great hiking options, like the Beach Hammock Trail and an unpaved trail for a more rugged adventure. There’s so much to do—visit the Butterfly Garden, relax in Marti’s Meditation Garden, have a picnic in the North Picnic Area, or check out the Public Floating Boat Dock and Adventure Rentals. And if you’re in the mood for the beach, it’s just a five-minute walk away ☺️ For only $4 entry, this spot is a perfect weekend plan. Trust me, it’s one of the best choices you can make😎

We had a great time on our first visit to Dolphin Mall in Miami! The mall is very big, but it’s well-organized and easy to walk, which made shopping super enjoyable. There’s an amazing variety of stores from high end brands to great bargains with lots of great deals throughout. We all found something and more. The ambiance is festive and very family friendly. The food court had great options, food from different countries, besides the usual chains, lots of desert, ice cream and sweets places too, plus plenty of seat down restaurants to choose from. We also enjoyed the live musical entertainment, added a celebration mood to our shopping day. There is a movie theater and Dave and Buster’s arcade too. You Can easily spend the whole day here and have everything you need at the same place. Plenty of parking, I believe there is also valet service, enough restrooms and changing areas close by. Overall, a fantastic visit, definitely worth checking out! 5 points for us!

A Galactic Haven for Shoppers, Foodies & Fun Seekers Ventured to Dolphin Mall on a calm Monday night, and balance in the retail galaxy I found. There were shoppers around, but not too many — the perfect crowd level for relaxed exploring. The Force of deals was strong here — 50% off, 60%, 70%, even 75% clearance sales! Nearly every store had a promotion glowing like a lightsaber in the night. From Columbia and Gap Factory to The Children’s Place and Ross Dress for Less, savings were everywhere. This mall is anchored by heavy-hitters like Bloomingdale’s The Outlet Store, Marshalls/HomeGoods, Burlington, Saks OFF 5th, Polo Ralph Lauren Factory, Old Navy Outlet, and Bass Pro Shops — making it one of the most diverse shopping starports in Miami. After the shopping quest, I wrapped up my evening at Dave & Buster’s — where the fun truly starts here! For dining, you’ll find galactic options like Cheesecake Factory, Texas de Brazil, and Johnny Rockets, along with kid-friendly adventures at Kids Empire. 🛍️ Pro Tip from the ReviewJedi: Arrive on a weekday evening for smooth parking and crowd-free browsing. Zones Moda, Playa, and Ramblas each have their own vibe — like traveling between planets of fashion, flavor, and fun.

Dolphin Mall is a great spot for shopping, dining, and spending the day. The mall is huge with tons of stores—from outlets to name brands—so it’s easy to find good deals. I liked how there’s something for everyone, whether you’re shopping for clothes, shoes, or tech. The food court has plenty of options and there are some sit-down restaurants too if you want a break from walking. It does get a little crowded, especially on weekends, and parking can be a bit hectic. But overall, it’s a fun place with good energy, and I’d definitely come back. Great for families, tourists, or just killing time while grabbing some deals.

I got a chance to visit the mall again and I enjoyed it just as much this time as before. Such a great place to spend the afternoon. Amazing place to visit and enjoy a day of shopping. This mall is massive and can take you hours to get around. With plenty of places to shop you'll even be seeing double as some stores have 2 separate places inside this massive shopping center. The food court is also incredibly spacious with dozens of places to eat and that doesn't even include the multiple places you can eat before you even get to the food court. A must see in Miami!

Going to the Dolphin Mall was pretty cool. We only went there because my wife saw a nice Michael Kors bag for sale. While we were there the workers at the stores we visited was friendly and helpful. On store we visited was extremely colorful. I would loved to shop there but a lot of the prices were a little to high for me. I will attached some pictures from the store. If you like Mickey Mouse then you will enjoy this store.

Very huge , so beautiful, there is nothing that you looking for and won’t be found here , there is all sort of brand outlet stores : nike michael kors , guess , fossil , everything, 2 ross and marshalls and burlington , arabic oud station , aloma store , blue pepper , and much more , huge food court with wide choices of all sort of flavors, there is tons of dubai chocolate and whole station of turkish coffee mehmet efendi and sweets : prices are doubled tho , we had a great experience, customer service is great everywhere very welcoming and helpful

This mall is incredible ! you should go early to enjoy Despite how busy it can be, the centre is very clean and well managed. … plenty of restrooms... It has all the well-known stores and others we haven't seen, but there are always discounts. It's better to go week, excllnt parking spaces, but the best part of allllll thing is that if you need fast shopping, it's super close to the airport.

This was one of our favorite things we did in our entire vacation. We had a blast looking at the awesome spiders. A whole lot to see. Great views. Kid friendly. Free to get in but please donate it helps they so very much!!! Front desk was SUPER helpful and everyone on the staff was friendly and courteous. Definitely can't wait to bring all my children to experience the fun 😊

This nature center by far is a must-visit! The staff are above and beyond helpful, friendly, knowledgeable and hospitable. The aquatic life is fascinating along with the free roaming turtles and butterfly garden. There is a room that is used to assist infant turtles in their growth as well as starfish and seahorse viewings. The nature trails are so peaceful with a variety of different walks to complete (you choose how long you want to walk/which paths, if not all). There is a viewing area to see the entire grounds that is accessible by wheelchair/strollers as well as stairs if you prefer. This nature center offers educational classes and events throughout the month. What strikes me as unbelievable is Gumbo Limbo is FREE. They do accept donations-I would recommend at least $10.

A very interesting place; it is more like a research and study place. But a lot of people come here with little kids to see marine life, and also to go for nature walk. The observation tower, Jacob’s Outlook is also quite fascinating.

Parking is difficult on weekends, not many spaces. Go early. Free entrance, donation appreciated. Nice boardwalk trail through the mangroves to observation tower. Wheelchair friendly ramp to get you to the top. Beautiful aquatic displays, large fish and turtles. Overview of the FAU turtle nursery. Relaxing walk through the butterfly garden. Take repellent for this part, lot is warnings of mosquitoes. Great for kids and anyone into nature.

An awesome day at Gumbo Limbo!! It was overcast with a light breeze most of the time, muggy for the rest. LOTS of spiders!! 😎 We saw a lot of crabs, birds, fish, a Kemp Ridley sea turtle, butterflies, and 2 Gopher Tortoises. FAU has a marine science laboratory there, that was interesting to watch the students work, they also had a few tanks in there with starfish and seahorses. The Tower is nice for viewing the surrounding area. Boardwalks were ready to navigate. No admission price, but donations are accepted and very much appreciated.

Beautiful place where you can take a walk and learn a lot of things. Also, you can see a lot of different species. The staff were very kind and helpful. Everything was well organised.

Really great activity to do in the Boca area. Lots of cool stuff to see. Although the spiders in the paths in the woods were a little to low/close to my liking lol.

Absolutely love Mizner Park! It is absolutely delightful at any time of day. It is lovely to walk around in the morning and enjoy a coffee or smoothie outside or enjoy a late night out in the town at one of the many popular restaurants. There are plenty of cultural events that take place throughout the year that are family friendly and fun for all to enjoy. There are the big staple restaurants as well as smaller cafes and little shops. There is always a good time to be had at Mizner Park. We love it here! 🤩

Great place to walk around as the sun sets, lots of dinning options, nice happy hour spots for appetizers and drinks . Some days bring in an influx of exotic cars and most days a crowd of beautiful people. Occasional organized events and decorations to suite the season

Very upscale shopping area with numerous restaurants and stores to shop or just browse in. Be prepared to pay top dollar for your purchases though. This is not your local target shopping

Great city, I would love to live there. :)

Boca Raton is probably a very quality and neat place to stay, but for shorter visits, apart from the beautiful Atlantic coastline, it is quite boring. The same goes for Mizner Park, nothing special to see. And it is not a real shopping mall but rather a smaller type retail park.

Mid afternoon is easy parking. Evenings are more difficult. The parking garage is probably the best bet. Very nice atmosphere. Lots of shops and restaurants. The museum of modern art is wonderful. The ampetheator has very nice events. Just a nice place to visit

This is one of my favorite places to spend some time with your loved ones or alone! There are many restaurants and stores, and the area looks beautiful! We ate at Max's Grille and the food was excellent, and the waiter was very polite and professional.

Enjoyable day at the Flamingo Gardens. Ride the tram…it starts every 30 minutes. It’s a nice way to more while walking less. Have your camera ready. So many beautiful birds here! Bears, bobcats, & gators, oh my! There are animal exhibits which my kids loved. The otter habitat was by far the fave. They spent near 30 minutes watching them swim and play. We did not eat onsite, but there is food available. They also have seasonal events that are really cute. Good place for kids that easily get overstimulated with crowds.

Amazing experience! Beautiful gardens. Well preserved. Lots of rehabilitated and rescued animals to appreciate. Employees are very friendly and informative. The visitors could be a little loud and ornery yelling at animals and playing videos to get them to dance. I wish there were more signs and employees sharing appropriate etiquette. The animals deserve quiet. Despite the visitors being a little much, this place is a true gem. Hope to come back many times.

Flamingo Gardens Miami – 4 Stars Flamingo Gardens was such an incredible experience and absolutely worth visiting! The amount of exotic birds they have on the property is unbelievable — everything from small tropical birds, stunning parrots in every color, and huge, breathtaking species I’ve never seen up close before. One of my favorite parts was the peacocks roaming freely all over the grounds — they walk right past you like they own the place and it makes the whole visit feel magical and tropical. We also saw tons of iguanas (big and small) wandering around which added to the adventure feel. I highly recommend taking the tram ride as well — it lasts about 20–25 minutes and gives you a full tour around the entire property. It even takes you to a butterfly enclosed area with cactus and other unique plants which was a really beautiful side stop. But the highlight for us were definitely the birds — the many bird habitats, the pelicans hanging out near their little water park, and especially the flamingo lagoon. There are over 40 flamingos all together, and you can feed them right out of your hand! That alone made the visit unforgettable. They have restrooms onsite, souvenir shops, and even a food truck outside for snacks and drinks which makes it easy to spend a good amount of time there without rushing. Overall, this is a very peaceful, family-friendly, unique experience and I’d highly recommend Flamingo Gardens for anyone visiting Miami. A solid 4 stars — an amazing bucket list stop filled with nature, color, and unforgettable moments.

Flamingo Gardens completely blew me away. The gardens are gorgeous with so many different plants, flowers, and trees that it feels like you are walking through a tropical paradise. The animals are amazing too. The flamingos were so fun to watch, and I loved seeing the peacocks wandering around. The staff and volunteers were friendly and clearly care about the animals and the gardens. The tram tour was a nice bonus and a relaxing way to learn more about the history and plants. You can tell they put a lot of effort into keeping everything clean and well cared for. It is such a peaceful and happy place to spend a few hours. I highly recommend visiting if you are in Fort Lauderdale or even if you live nearby. You will definitely want to come back.

My family had a day to spend in Fort Lauderdale and we decided to visit Flamingo Gardens. The place is so amazing, staff was very nice and friendly, lots of beautiful birds and very playful otters. You could also feed friendly flamingos. It was nice to hide in the shade from the hot sunny weather. The train ride was cool too with a very interactive guide/ driver who also explained the history of the park. We highly recommend it.

This is such a great park to walk among trails, nature filled with beautiful foliage, some wildlife and even educational classes. There is even a Free tram & guided tour ride around the park educating you of the land and foliage of the park. The also have a wildlife rescue that you can donate to help fund.

This place is absolutely incredibly breathtaking & HIGHLY RECOMMENDED… to the young lady that opens the “welcome in-door” you made me feel like a VIP member .. so thank you ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ beautifully displayed & free roaming, peacock, flamingos & other animals, beautiful colorful birds, the tour guide - tram drivers very funny, snack spots, live vibes & of course the scenery… the art work throughout the garden were stunning.. my favorite spot was the BUTTERFLY GARDEN.. so many PICTURE PERFECT locations to strike a pose … can’t be disappointed… every location was the right location, and perfect for all family members. I wouldn’t mind coming back just because it was a FUN DAY - a big thank you volunteers & those attending the garden for the REHABILITATED these beautiful birds/animals!!!🤗

Lots of cool shops and places to eat and drink.

Its really nice and there is alot to look at, but depending on the time parking is impossible and most of the time its meh.. aside from that its pretty, its compact so you dont have to walk far to go from restaurants to stores, bars, etc. Price ranges, so there is many options.

This is one of the best hub in south east florida for fun, food, and night life.Its so vibrant with its many art galleries, bars and diverse restaurants, from the very fine dining to fast food.Many restaurants have life bands everyday or on weekends.If you’re visiting Delray for one day you can easily combine a beach day( beach is at the end of Atlantic ave right after the bridge), a boat excursion ( you can take it from Veterans Park) a happy hour drink ( almost every restaurant offers happy hour menu ) and a yummy dinner.For those of you who still have the energy and wish for a crazy beautiful night you can finish your day at THROW Social Delray Beach !!

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A hyperactive area buzzing with many people. An air of excitement, colorful environment, and food scents permeates the air- intoxicating. We will visit again.

Great area to walk and enjoy shops, restaurants, galleries, bars, and people watching

Good social atmosphere

A must-visit classic for Argentine and Brazilian tourists shopping in Florida. Sawgrass Mills has absolutely everything, outlet stores with great discounts, luxury brands, and more. The mall keeps growing, and there’s tons of parking, which makes it super convenient for families or anyone doing a big shopping day. I’m giving it 4 stars because the rented carts are quite expensive, and during our visit, the elevators in the covered parking garage weren’t working. We had to leave the trolley downstairs and carry bags (and a small child) up the stairs, not ideal. Aside from that, it was an excellent experience, as always. If you're visiting from Argentina or Brazil, this mall is a must. Just bring comfy shoes and patience, there’s a lot of ground to cover!

Sawgrass Mills is a shopper’s paradise! The outlet offers an incredible variety of stores, from luxury brands to everyday favorites, all at great prices. The mall is huge, clean, and well-organized, with plenty of dining options for a quick snack or a nice meal. It’s easy to spend an entire day here and still have more to explore. Definitely worth the trip for anyone who loves shopping!

I recently visited Sawgrass Mills Mall, and I can honestly say it’s an experience on its own. This place is absolutely huge — one of the largest outlet malls I’ve ever been to — and you really need a full day if you want to explore it properly. There are stores for every taste and budget, from big-name brands to outlet bargains, and even some luxury options. Something I would recommend to anyone planning to go is to arrive early. Parking can be very challenging, and if you get there later in the day you might end up driving around for a long time before finding a spot. The mall is almost always full, and that makes parking one of the toughest parts of the visit. Inside, the variety is impressive. You can literally find everything in one place: clothing, accessories, home items, electronics, and more. There are also plenty of dining options, so you won’t have trouble grabbing a bite between shopping sessions. But be prepared — the mall is so big that you’ll be walking a lot. I easily logged thousands of steps just going from one side to the other, so comfortable shoes are a must. On the positive side, many people (myself included) appreciate the deals you can find, especially in certain stores. However, not all prices are lower than in department stores like Macy’s, so it’s worth comparing before buying. As for the overall experience, customer service varies depending on the store. Some staff are very friendly and helpful, while in other places the service could be much better. For example, I noticed that in a few shops, the staff didn’t seem too interested in assisting customers, and that takes away a bit from the experience. Also, the restrooms and some common areas could be cleaner, considering how busy the mall gets. Another challenge is navigating the mall itself. Because it’s so large, it’s easy to feel lost at times, and although there are maps, it can still take a while to figure out the layout. Despite those details, I think Sawgrass Mills is absolutely worth visiting, especially if you’re someone who enjoys shopping. It’s a shopper’s paradise, and you’ll probably find things you wouldn’t easily get elsewhere. Just make sure to plan your visit wisely: wear comfortable clothes, arrive early to find parking, and be ready to spend several hours exploring.

Sawgrass Mills is huge like seriously you can spend the whole day there and still not see everything So many stores from designer outlets to regular brands I always find good deals especially at Nike and Saks Off 5th Food court has lots of options too not just fast food but decent choices Place does get crowded on weekends and it’s easy to get lost lol but that’s part of the experience Wear comfy shoes you’ll need them Overall a shopper’s paradise if you like hunting for deals

This is such a big mall. It includes indoor shopping with outdoor shopping. It has every store you can think of and more you have never heard of. There are restaurants outside the mall and 2 food courts inside, so you won't go hungry. There are outlet stores and upscale stores. You must visit this mall if you visit south Florida. Great shopping, people watching and you will get a great walk in seeing everything. This has to be one of the largest malls in Florida!

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Sawgrass Mills is hands down the best outlet mall I’ve ever visited! This place is massive — so big that even after spending an entire day there, we still didn’t manage to cover it all. It truly has something for everyone, with an incredible variety of stores and options to choose from. You’ll find all the top brands and more, including Under Armour, Nike, Adidas, Primark, Tommy Hilfiger, Levi’s, Polo Ralph Lauren, and many others. Many of the stores offer great deals and discounts, especially if you’re patient and willing to hunt for bargains. Whether you’re shopping for clothes, shoes, electronics, or home goods, there’s no shortage of options. The mall is also well-equipped with multiple food courts and restaurant choices, so taking a break and grabbing a bite is easy and convenient — which you’ll definitely need after walking around for hours! If you’re shopping in Miami or anywhere nearby, Sawgrass Mills is a must-stop destination. Just make sure to wear comfortable shoes and plan for a full day — or more!

Love this place for this event disney on ice..the show was beautiful...just to let you know the food is expensive there. $18.00 dollars for a can of corana beer. $8.00 sprite almost $30 for a hamburger and fries. The time we spend there was very fun.

Fantastic night at the Amerant praising with Brandon Lake, Pat Barrett and Frannie Cash. The arena itself was great, the parking/traffic control crew were amazing and the disabled parking was plentiful and even with a sold out house, the restrooms were clean and tidy, all credit to the cleaning and maintenance staff. As I said, it was a sold out house so I would guess that explains the very long wait in line at the food consession (if not the high prices). Our seats were eady to find and there were plenty of helpers around indide the arena to help you with a smile. A slight letdown was security cheerypicking somewhat, sending droves of people back to their cars with purses that were to big, yet letting others in with the same and bigger size. Our all in all impression of the arena was that the accessibility was good, signage was good, the facilites were clean and the majority of staff gave service with a smile. It was a great night and we would absolutely attend events at the Amerant again.

2xStanley Cup champions Florida Panthers!!Had an amazing time at the Panthers game. Free refills on soda and popcorn. Thursdays are $5 drafts- reg $9. They have several displays showing Panthers history. Lots of restrooms. 100% recommend!

Amerant Bank Arena is a fantastic, top-notch venue. It's a great spot to see a Panthers game or any major concert. The arena is modern and clean, with great views from every seat, and the atmosphere is always energetic and fun.

Great arena! Hockey games, concerts, comedy shows and the list goes on. Always a great experience. Highly suggest trying the amerant vault or corona beach club atleast once! Let’s go Panthers!

Staff has always been friendly, great view from most seats. Plenty of parking. Concessions are always highly priced for what is offered but plenty of pre-event food across the street.

Yesterday’s concert was packed & security took forever to let us through. I had floor 1 row P seats and it was a bit hard to see marco Antonio solis with everyone standing up at times. Marco Antonio solis put on a great show for sure! Like always :) I suggest going super early to not get all the traffic and to go through security without being as rushed.

Decide to pay a 1st visit to this place after church today! It was hot!🥵 Anyhoo, I enjoyed the visit. Due to a special event, the place was crowded. I had lunch at Cornell cafe there. They had prepared meals. I had the salmon teriyaki. It came with rice, vegetable medley, an egg roll, two dumplings🥟, & two sesame balls (no clue what it was) for )$19. The food was not bad. The drinks though are pricey. $6 for a Japanese soda. After I briefly visited the museum. I walked the beautiful gardens, visited about 5 of them. Gorgeous grounds, just wish there were more flowers. I like that you are allowed to bring your own water bottles to refill at their water fountains & the 🆓 parking. I will revisit to explore the museums & the other gardens when it’s a tad bit cooler.

My visit to the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens was nothing short of amazing. The moment you enter, a sense of peace and serenity surrounds you. The gardens are absolutely beautiful—meticulously maintained, lush, and full of vibrant life. Walking along the nature path felt like stepping into another world; it was blissful, calming, and incredibly refreshing. Each turn revealed new scenic views and tranquil water features that invite quiet reflection. Inside the museum, the exhibits were excellent—thoughtfully curated and rich with Japanese culture and history. From traditional art to modern interpretations, every display added depth to the overall experience. The combination of nature, culture, and tranquility makes Morikami a true gem in Boca Raton. Whether you’re seeking inspiration, relaxation, or a simple escape from the everyday, this is the perfect place to find it.

Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens is a peaceful and gorgeous place to stroll and take in nature. We visited on a Saturday, and while there were plenty of other visitors, it didn’t feel overcrowded. The gardens are filled with photo-worthy scenery, including waterfalls, Bonsai trees, bridges, and the original museum building from 1977. We also saw a surprising amount of wildlife—lizards (including iguanas and Cuban Anoles), herons, turtles, blue jays, and cardinals. Although signs warn of alligators, we didn’t see any. Be sure to check out the museum and the nearby gift shop, which offers unique items. The short films and historical exhibits are especially moving and add real depth to the visit. Plan ahead—special events such as weddings can affect the schedule. Tickets are sold at the door; adult admission is $16, with discounts for seniors, students, military, and groups of 15+ (check their website for current pricing). Parking is free, and there's a café and an ice cream cart on-site. We didn’t eat there as it didn’t appear to have indoor seating, and we wanted to get out of the brutal June heat and into some A/C. The main downside is the heat—the gardens are only open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., which is the hottest time of day. Bring water (they have a water cooler where visitors can refill water bottles), sunscreen, and bug spray—gnats and mosquitoes were definitely around. Overall, it’s a beautiful and enriching experience, but summer visitors should come prepared for the South Florida heat.

Visited the gardens yesterday for the first time and it was an absolutely beautiful and more importantly peaceful experience. The staff were so kind and knowledgeable. It’s a wonderful place to be in nature. Note: if you struggle with walking there are wheelchair paths.

Breathtaking! That is the only word that truly describes this magnificent gem placed in the heart of South Florida. Morikama Museum and Japanese Garden is the prefect place to find tranquility and reflection. The Museum tells of an amazing piece of American history right here in Florida and takes you back in time to when it was lived. While walking the trails the Japanese Gardens will have you forgetting about the hustle of life and instead help you to find silence from the noise. I can't begin to tell you how wonderful this place is and trust me when I say it is worth the trip.

The Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens are a beautiful and serene escape. The gardens are stunning and incredibly peaceful, designed in different traditional styles. The museum offers a great look into Japanese culture. It's a wonderful place to take a relaxing walk and feel a world away.

I enjoyed walking in this beautiful gardens. There are so many different kind of flowering trees, plants, butterflies, birds, turtles and green iguana. There are benches for resting and enjoying the scenery throughout the gardens. I didn't have time to visit the museum as we went too late in the afternoon.

🪶🐦‍⬛🦆Bird Haven!! Small lil walk through but another beautiful wetland along another very nice boardwalk. Greeted by wood storks and their nest 🪹 you can finally see how these birds nest as they dot the trees like white ornaments. Marsh rabbits everywhere and turtles as well. Very nice areas here with trees overhead. This is a great place to see many different birds together , lovely area to just sit and take in a breeze🌬️🍃🪶

Wonderful experience, especially when the babies are in the nests. It's pretty noisy, but very interesting as there are so many different species. Beautiful walk along the boardwalk. Puts you right into their habitat. Couple covered areas to sit and enjoy the shade. I highly recommend going very early in the morning to avoid the heat, because starting at 10 am, it rises to inferno setting. Great experience for everyone! There are restrooms in the parking area which is great!

Beautiful and serene! I want to go again. I took my 11 year old and she loved it too. We were looking forward to seeing alligators that day, but didn't. We did see lots of birds and iguanas. Looking forward to next visit.

Place is beautiful! So glad someone had forethought to preserve this little piece of heaven in middle of developments & traffic. Lots of critters from minnows and turtles to alligators. Different species of birds, some VERY vocal. Boardwalk in great shape and takes you out to the middle of everything. Once there would not know you are in middle of busy city. Nature photographers love this place.

A very picturesque location, especially if you're a nature lover. You can see all kinds of birds and reptiles around here, didn't have much luck seeing the alligators though. Highly recommend visiting overall.

A very pleasant walk with children in a picturesque place. We went to see for a change. We saw a couple of alligators, bunnies, various birds, iguanas. The only thing is that it is very hot, despite the cloudy weather we managed to get a tan. Therefore, be sure to take water and hats with you.

Wakodahatchee Wetlands - Have been here a few times with my friend and son. It's a nice place to walk and watch the wetlands animals. Tons of birds, turtles, snakes, alligators and lizards. Nice long boardwalks path to follow. Great time to go is when the weather isn't so hot. Also, before sunset a lot of the birds will gather in the trees. It's nice to see.

We loved our experience with Swamp Monster! It was even better than I had imagined amd we saw soooo many gators and tons of cool birds. We also learned a lot about this interesting and beautiful ecosystem. I highly recommend this tour!!

My mom and I had a blast. The tour guide was courteous, kind, and very informative about the Everglades. They were also proactive and asked us to come a bit earlier to avoid the afternoon heat and thunderstorms. Will definitely bring my family back. We saw gators, birds, Iguanas, and fish.

What a fun way to spend a morning in Old Florida style! Brian is an amazing guide with info about local history, native animals and plants, and stories about Florida geography and ecosystems. I went with my 20 year old son and even though we are locals, we really enjoyed experiencing Florida a different way than we usually do. The airboat ride is fun and we saw tons of our favorite birds including Egrets, Ibises, a tremendous number of Great Blue Herons and one odd awkward flappy thing locals call the blue chicken. The tour went around different areas of the Everglades with different cuts and shallow grassy areas and we saw some old remote fishing camps dotted around the area. We spotted a good number of gators including a wee little one that Brian said was around three years old to a big adult that was walking around on a bank right next to us. Good times!

Captain Brian was an amazing guide and we thoroughly enjoyed our tour. He was very informative and friendly and obviously loves his job. What a fantastic experience! Thank you, Captain Brian!

Our family had a great time and a great ride with Brian of Swamp Monsters! He was an amazing tour guide and not only taught us so much about the Everglades but had the patience and knowledge to answer all of our questions. And, of course, we were thrilled to see well over a dozen alligators of different ages and sizes. Great trip, great experience; well worth the money.

Awesome experience! Our guide was a skillful pilot and great explainer of the environment and wildlife of the Everglades.

Absolutely thrilling adventure! Jim and Brian are friendly and knowledgeable tour guides. They operate the craft with ease and comfort, and could probably talk about the ecosystem and different species for days. We saw alligators UP CLOSE no more than ten feet away even! Saw iguanas, turtles, and all types of native birds, they were huge. It was exhilarating at some points, peaceful at others, fascinating all around. Highly recommend 5 stars from two Massachusetts tourists. Won't forget!

Great music choices and played wonderfully. I appreciated The origin of the song and the artist before they played it was appreciated. I would’ve liked to have gotten a program and the seating was really tight. I practically had to hold hands with the guy sitting next to me. I’m all for making new friends, but going to second base should happen on a second date.

Beautifull facility. Sunday Brunch was absolutely delicious. Great service and friendly staff. And the polo match was very entertaining and thrilling to watch. Halftime divot-stomp and the DJ after-party just added to the experience. Well Done...

A stellar day at National Polo Center. Really fun people watching amazing sportsmanship and the horses! the culinary experience! the wine list! this is a must do when visiting Palm Beach or Wellington.

Great time at our first polo match! The grounds are beautiful and well maintained. Parking was easy. The Argentinian BBQ by the Box Office house was off the charts tasty! Stadium seating was comfortable, easy to access, and provided great "up front" action. We were able to see the field well, especially from the center. The Stomping of the Divets was a lot of fun. Love to see everyone in their dresses and hats 👒 Absolutely worth $30 general admission

The candlelight concert was lovely. The performers were fantastic and the memories brought from the songs was wonderful. The concert gets a 5 The venue was the weak link. The Polo Club was a lovely facility outside. In the space the seats were too small so people were all over each other making the seating uncomfortable and the room warm Outside the room TVs were on ruining the intimacy of the candle effect the concert was supposed to have. Will see them perform again, it will be somewhere else. The venue is why this isn’t getting a full 5 stars

Had a great time here celebrating a birthday with family. Brunch was excellent, with a great buffet selection. The venue is extremely well kept. We really enjoyed the polo match as well! Overall a really fun afternoon, highly recommend!

A must go if you’ve never been. Easy to park if you follow the directions from the parking attendant. Every thing is clearly marked for quick access as you get to the facility. If you’re sitting in the sun bring a small umbrella or wide brim hat. You will need it. In March prepare for some rain to fall. You can finally wear that stylish polo shirt you bought.

Went here today for a tour with my mom. It’s been on our list of things to do, so we took a drive down after making online reservations. We really enjoyed seeing all the beautiful animals and hearing their back stories. What a great place and wonderful volunteers and employees that provide such great care of these animals. It was a wonderful tour and so happy that we got to experience it and I would definitely recommend it. It’s worth the drive to experience this place and to be among these majestic wolves and rescue animals. Thank you to all who care and volunteer their time to this place and the animals.

We had the opportunity to visit the Shy Wolf Sanctuary this Friday. It was wonderful to see how much love goes into this sanctuary. The animals are all well cared for and the volunteers do a magnificent job teaching you about the animals. We had an excellent tour over the whole property. We got to pet a wolf through the cage, pet 2 types of tortoises and pet a prairie dog too. My nephew loved it! We would go back!

The staff and volunteers genuinely love what they do and it shows! The tours are amazing. They’re full of interesting insights and you can tell everyone truly cares. The wolves are well taken care of and the property is kept up through impactful volunteering efforts and collaborative projects with local Scouts and other organizations. It’s heartbreaking to hear how some of these animals ended up there, but it really makes you appreciate the incredible work this center does to protect and rehabilitate them. Parking in the front is like that of a home, you park in the grassy areas. Entrance is to the left as you're walking towards the main house.

What a very wonderful experience it was to spend Time With The Wolves and the other animals! Our guide Cindy was also very knowledgeable and taught us a lot about all the different animals and the wolves. The animals are very well cared for, and everything is very clean. It's nice to see these people dedicate their lives to such a wonderful mission.

WOW. An experience I’ll never forget. Heard about this place via word of mouth. This sanctuary is truly stunning. It has a very cool jungle vibe to it. All staff members/volunteers are extremely nice, extremely knowledgeable, and you can tell right away that they truly care about the animals. We had the pleasure of having Linda as our tour guide. Linda was super nice, and she was able to answer all questions that were asked. She explained every animal in detail, and how they ended up there. Her passion for volunteering here is very obvious. This made the experience that much better! We got to see animals such as: panthers, wolves, wolf-dogs, prairie dogs, fox, tortoises, raccoons, & my personal favorite: New Guinea singing dogs. So cute. It was very nice to see that all the animals seemed to be happy. It wasn’t like going to a regular zoo and the animals are just laying there looking all depressed and not moving around. The animals at Shy Wolf were all active, moving around, howling, playing, etc. it really is a sanctuary for them. There are really zero negatives to be said about this place. It would be great for any age. More signage of where to walk to/ enter after parking would be very helpful, as my group was confused where to go & so was the other group that had booked at the same time as us. After parking, walk around the house (stay to the left) and enter through the wooden gate (it will be latched shut but not locked) than make a right turn and you will see a waiting area (patio).

I went with my daughter and husband and it was a wonderful experience. Our tour guide Judy had such a great personality. The staff is very knowledgeable.You can tell all the volunteers love being there. The animals are so loved and well taken care off.The enclosures are clean and roomy. All donations go straight to taking care of the animals.I highly recommend a visit.

Shy Wolf Sanctuary is definitely worth it. It's worth both your time and it's worth the ticket price. This non-profit sanctuary is very well run. We learned so much on our visit, but it's not only educational. We loved seeing all of the amazing animals. We saw so many animals from wolves, wolf dogs, New Guinea singing dog, a prairie dog, an adorable fennec fox, plus a variety of tortise! Our guide Judy was so knowledgeable. She's going on her 16th year with Shy Wolf, and you can tell she loves what she does and all of the animals. We learned how truly vital this sanctuary is because so many people find out that their idea of owning a wolf as a pet is a VERY bad idea. That's when Shy Wolf is there to pick of the pieces for these beautiful animals who are mistreated in domestic setting by people who are ill prepared to care for the animals properly. You'll spend about an hour and a half or two at the most. One highlight is howling to the wolves and then they howl back. :) There are some cute gifts you can buy after your visit including paw-painted wolf art. I highly recommend a visit. You won't be sorry.

This review is for the ball fields behind the stadium. We played a travel team tournament here. They have a concession stand and the bleachers are covered which is nice. The fields are grass and are really nice. A little bit of a walk from the parking area. The bathrooms could have been cleaner.

Fenway South's jetBlue Park was filled with baseball fans having a great time. Smiles on every face. It begins with incredibly well organized and plentiful parking (thank you police and senior volunteers!) on golf course quality grass, to the complimentary golf cart rides to the entrance, friendly greeters and security, attentive concessions and merch clerks, and follows through to tireless and omnipresent vendors. Heck I'll even shout out to the kids who change the score board with the ladder! This ballpark exemplifies the best because its people make it the best. The vibe is pure Americana good times. Everyone is giving for the fans, even the players on the field. No sightlines can be criticized. The aisle and row space is plentiful. Way finding makes it difficult to get lost. Everything is a quick walk from your seat. Food quality and portions largely compete with anything you'll get in a big city ballpark perhaps at nearly half the price. (Maybe my imagination is running away with me). Pizza, dogs, sausage, burgers chicken fingers, fries all of it looked delicious. The game pace was zippy thanks to the MLB clocks. The presentation was on point with just enough signage to keep you focused on the action while keeping up. We haven't been to a baseball game in years. Our experience at jetBlue Park here in Fort Myers would have us coming back again and again. PS the Red Sox fans were super welcoming and friendly too!

JetBlue Park at Fenway South I came here for a Luke Bryan concert and left wondering if I should just move in and live behind the outfield wall. This place is GORGEOUS — like someone said, “What if we made Fenway but gave it palm trees and vibes?” Mission accomplished. The stadium is clean, the staff is friendly, and the atmosphere? Chef’s kiss. Luke Bryan had the whole place dancing like it was country Coachella, and now I’m plotting my return during Red Sox Spring Training — because nothing says "baseball season" like sunscreen, overpriced hot dogs, and yelling “Let’s go, Sox!” under the Florida sun. If you like baseball, music, or just pretending you're in a country music video with a beer in your hand, JetBlue Park delivers. Can’t wait to come back next spring. Maybe I’ll even learn all the words to “Sweet Caroline” this time.

JetBlue Park is set up nicely. Parking seemed to go smoothly both getting there and leaving. Ticket prices are comparable to what you think entertainment like a Red Sox game would cost. A little high in my opinion but overall a great experience. We will come visit the Red Sox again….and I’ll bring the sunscreen next time!

We are in the market for a new RV and we went to the Ft. Myers RV Show. We saw a huge selection of top-name new and used adventure vans and motorhomes. The Airstream is one that we are considering to purchase, beautifully designed and built but a bit pricey. Another brand that we are considering is the InTech but unfortunately we didn’t get to see it. Overall it was a great experience and we enjoyed our day. If you’re looking for an RV this is a great opportunity to see a large selection of options available for sale. We will be back in the upcoming RV show next year. 😊 080725

NO RESTROOMS IN THE GROUND!! NO RUNNING WATER ANYWHERE TO WASH YOUR HANDS🤯. It’s so sick because there is food here!! So where do employees wash their hands after using portable toilets?? You pay $10.00 parking and $12.00 admission entry. So they can afford portable sinks to wash hands. Never again will we return. 2025 Fair no good.

Our third trip to this park in the last 5 years. We just love it! Very family friendly, easy/free parking, easy walk to the park, plenty of handicap parking, great seats, and the kids were able to get an autograph while the pitchers were warming up. The Maine lobster roll was $40, so my husband bought me a half roll for $20 because he thought I would freak about the price. He was right! Delicious hotdogs and French fries, we loved the frozen lemonade, very friendly staff, and clean bathrooms.

Beautiful stop for lunch and a quick lap around the park. It was peaceful and relaxing. The park ranger working was very nice and informative. He even gave my 8 year olds a couple sharks teeth. A good stop if you're looking to kill a couple hours. There are picnic tables and grills and Publix is across the street. It is dog friendly and the water fountain has a fountain for dogs with cold water. Park, including restrooms are clean and well maintained. Will definitely bring my kids back as they really love the outdoors.

Always love this boardwalk and wildlife experience. Let me start by thanking Trashman William who we were fortunate enough to meet on the boardwalk. A great Six Mile Cypress Slough volunteer and knowledgeable person. Even though we once lived in Ft Myers and visited this park often we learned more great things from William. We made this side stop on a return trip from Everglades NP, Big Cypress NP and a visit that morning at Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary. There's always something special about Six Mile Cypress Slough and definitely a highlight of our 3 day trip around South Fl. Thanks to William it was a reminder of just how special this place is. Looking forward to returning one day. Thanks again from the St Pete and Sarasota visitors.

I absolutely love the slough. I have been coming here for 20+ years. My dad use to take me and my siblings here all the time. The boardwalk is in great shape and you see so many animals. I now take my kids here all the time. I can’t say enough about this place. If you’re into nature and animals it’s so peaceful. It truly represents Southwest Florida and all the beauty that surrounds us. We saw so many wonderful animals and trees today. I would highly recommend visiting the slough anytime you are in the area. The last time I was here was about a month ago. We decided to make a pit stop in our errand running for the day. This place never disappoints.

A really nice nature trail that is very inexpensive! You only have to pay for parking which is roughly 1$ per hour. Then you can take the 1.5 mile wooden trail through the woods. There you can see a lot of exciting wildlife like birds, squirrels, turtles and much more. Along the trail are nicely positioned outposts where you can either have a view of a lake or a wildlife hanging spot. There is a free restroom to use and most of the time there is a guide at the entrance to help you with any questions you might have. All in all a very exciting trail that you should definitely check out.

This place is beautiful. The boardwalk is in great condition. There's lots of walking, and if you take your time you could spend several hours here easily. We didn't see as much wildlife as we had hoped, however I'm sure it is around. This is a place we'd definitely return to.

We took a late afternoon walk through Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve, and it was a great way to connect with nature—even in the Florida heat. Thankfully, there's a convenient water station at the welcome center where you can refill your water bottle or take a good gulp before starting your walk. I definitely recommend bringing your own bottle along! The welcome center itself is a nice little stop. Inside, there’s a small exhibit to explore and a gift shop that seemed to have lots of fun items, especially for kids. You can also grab a boardwalk trail guide there, which helps you navigate and learn more about the preserve. Entry is free, but there is a small fee for parking. We opted for the shorter boardwalk loop, though there’s also a longer route for those looking for a bit more adventure. The boardwalk trail takes you through lush cypress wetlands, and you’re surrounded by nature every step of the way. The ponds were full of life—birds, turtles, and other wildlife were easy to spot if you slowed down and looked around. Despite the warmth, the towering cypress trees provided plenty of shade, making the walk comfortable and relaxing. Whether you're a nature lover or just looking for something fun and peaceful to do, I’d absolutely recommend checking out Six Mile Cypress. It’s a hidden gem worth visiting!

Awesome preserve/trail. Did not see any “exciting”wildlife other than a few birds and turtles, but still a great experience. We were there on a weekend between 4-6pm. Parking was a few dollars for 2 hours.

So I plan a pleasant day with my granddaughter at the park. Beautiful park for sure. We drop out traps and take a relaxing train ride. Return to find our traps pulled and lines cut. How sad. What could have been a wonderful example of how to feed and provide for oneself became a lesson in how people are horrible. One park employee in passing was astonished himself. I hope this person got enough satisfaction to offset the negative experience they provided for my grand.

Fun park ro go to rented the bikes and they were fun too. The train ride is a must for kids. The train museum is nice as well.

Best park in Fort Myers! Love the little train that goes around the park. My son loves the inflatables they put up throughout the year. The trails are great, we always see lots of various wildlife. The playground is unique with lots of fun items for the kids.

This park provides a very enjoyable experience whether you choose to walk the paths, reserve a pavilion or explore the numerous things to do. We had an absolute blast riding the mini train ($10 / person) which quickly transforms you into a kid (if you’re an adult) and provides so much fun as you enter a scale world of area landmarks and other creative features! Although we were a little disappointed that no bicycles were being rented out this particular day (reason unknown), it did not dampen our visit. Well worth the $5 dollars for all day parking!

Beautiful Park!! My husband and I love this park so much. We walk here everyday enjoying fresh air. Highly recommended to everyone, especially families with small kids.

We visited Lake Park for the first time for Halloween and loved the decorations and the friendliness of the staff. The air is fresh and the views are incredible. Ideal for going with young children. Finally, don't miss the train trip!

Great park for families, people relaxing, exercising or just enjoying nature. Located centrally in Fort Myers. Pics reflect botanical garden area taking my grandfather for a walk.

Beautiful space to walk and learn about wild life, explore and learn from locals! Gift shop was cute! Easy and low cost parking ($2 an hour via parking meter), bathrooms were accessible. It was very clear on website there were no recent manatee sightings due to the time of year and weather so it was confusing why some families were so disappointed about not seeing any. This is a wildlife park and there are no captive animals here, that doesn't take away from the natural beauty and also spotting tiny lizards, butterflies and enjoying the water! Many benches and picnic tables available!

It was such a beautiful park. We were hoping to see Manatees but we only had an hour to spare before our flight. The nature walk was so beautiful and relaxing!

Always a favorite place of ours to stop at. Although there were no Manatees here today, it is an awesome park to stroll through and take in all that it has to offer. When you hit the timing right, the Manatees are everywhere! Nice little boardwalk that takes you out and onto the River. Plenty of parking and a small 2$ fee to stay per hour.

Such a beautiful place to sit by and look at the water. My son and I come here when it's cold- because the manatees are attracted to the heat from the power plant across the way, so they migrate there for warmth. I highly suggest stopping by and supporting your local parks!

Pretty park, looked fun to kayak in but the water was too dark to really watch the manatees unless they popped up for air.. also had to pay per hr for parking. The gift shop was small and packed with people but we found a nice magnet. Not sure if I’ll be back, But it was a nice day. I did find it humorous that it’s a “no dogs allowed” park and everyone had dogs there. Lol should just allow them.

We came to kayak this time. We have been there in January before and there were literally thousands of manatees. This time, in November, it was quiet. They need to clean up the mangroves between the launch and the orange river…we almost didn’t make it through (we found a tiny opening just big enough for the kayak while ducking under branches). Beautiful day. Great place to kayak. We have kayaked with the manatees in Jan/Feb and I highly recommend it! They are so playful.

We saw many manatees from land about 11 AM late Dec. You can get up pretty close. Free, minutes parking fee. You also have the option to rent kayaks on either a guided tour or DIY (additional charges, life jackets provided). Gift shop. Neat nature trail with habitat restoration efforts, lizards and snakes. Sometimes the manatees will bump your kayak, so plan accordingly with keys, phone, kids, etc. Go!

Beautiful place to visit. The grounds are just gorgeous. I enjoyed the museum portion the most. There were old cars, lots of history information, inventions, so much to see and read about! I love seeing the miniature of the laboratory and then the laboratory itself. I wish we were able to actually walk through the homes as you could only look through the doorways/windows, but it was still very neat to see the history there.

This is a great place to visit and educate you about some history. The place is well kept and clean. Not so crowded so you can walk easily around the premises. There's clean bathrooms and a souvenir shop with cute items to purchase. The young woman at the ticket information was extremely helpful, she was so charming and courteous and professional. She answered our questions with a smile, when we return again to purchase tickets I will update her name. We were just visiting at this time, so you can freely walk around the buildings and shop if you like.

We had a great time at the Edison & Ford Winter Estates! It was just me and my fiancée on the guided tour — we were the only two people there, which made it feel really personal. The guide was super friendly and knowledgeable, even though it was funny that she still used a megaphone for just the two of us! Overall, it was a great experience — beautiful property, rich history, and definitely worth visiting.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Edison & Ford Winter Estates in Fort Myers is an absolute gem! Wandering through the beautifully preserved winter homes of Thomas Edison and Henry Ford, amid lush botanical gardens and manicured grounds, was both inspiring and peaceful. The gardens are stunning, the history is rich and well-communicated, and the museum adds depth and context. Truly a must-visit if you love history, innovation or simply a gorgeous place to explore.

This was our third visit to Edison & Ford Estates, and it never disappoints. I would suggest visiting the museum first to get more of the background story before walking the grounds. The grounds are absolutely gorgeous. They are so well-kept. My favorite thing about the grounds is that so many trees and plants are labeled with their names and information. That alone is worth the visit if you are interested in that type of thing.

Did the self guided tour so we could walk and look at our speed! Tour group was just ahead of us a little. Learned a lot and great stuff to see

We’ve been here a couple times but most recently for the fall fest. Despite the road construction going on around the area everything was very well organized. Lots of craft vendors food trucks and activities. We loved the pumpkin patch, and the flower cart was a wonderful addition to that. The estates themselves are wonderful to walk-through and view. It’s such a blast from the past but so well maintained. I highly recommend coming here, especially when they do the Christmas decorations. It’s even more festive at that time!

Whole place was destroyed by the hurricane Ian winds and flooding. Just drove past. Looks like it did last year at this time. Closed off and fenced with No Trespassing.

Lot's of factory outlets

(Translated by Google) The outlet no longer exists. It was completely destroyed by a major storm two years ago. (Original) Das Outlett gibt es nicht mehr. Es wurde vor 2 Jahren vom großen Sturm komplett zerstört.

(Translated by Google) Look beautiful (Original) Seht schön