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-Gonzalez, 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