About Palmetto Bay Park

In just under three years, this park has transitioned from a 5-acre park to a 25-acre park facility. Formerly known as Perrine Park, Palmetto Bay Park was renamed by the Village Council in 2006. The new Palmetto Bay Park features a popular skate pavilion, basketball courts, the largest Boundless Playgrounds in South Florida, and a six-field, state-of-the-art softball complex, Palmetto Bay Park is truly a multi-recreational facility.  The focal point of the park is a two-story concession building and observation deck.  The park also houses a recreation room that allows for indoor recreation activities and more.  A meandering tree-shaded pathway for walkers, joggers and bicyclists surround the entire property and covered picnic pavilions within the large open green spaces are a haven for family gatherings and party rentals.

Amenities

• Renovated Recreation Room (available for party rentals)
• Boundless Playground (fully accessible playground featuring play areas for small and older kids)
• Six Softball Fields
• Two-story concession building
• Perimeter Walking Path
• Open Green Areas
• Skate Park
• Two Picnic Gazebos (available for party rentals)

Palmetto Bay Site Master Plan
(Click here for a larger view of the plan.)

Hours of Operation

Open Sunrise to Sunset (with the exception of reserved fields)

Directions to the Park

Directions: US 1 (South Dixie Highway) toSW 175th Terrace. Go East to the entrance of the park.

Location Map of Palmetto Bay Park

Contact Information

Fanny Carmona, Acting Parks and Recreation Director
Kirk Hearin, Parks and Recreation Manager
Valentin Garcia, Grounds/Facility Maintenance Supervisor
Kenny Grybel, Parks and Recreation Supervisor
Palmetto Bay Park: (305) 251-2751
Department of Parks & Recreation (305) 259-1234