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South Florida Accessible RecreationMany South Florida parks and activities have been designed to be accessible to everyone. Since there doesn't seem to be any good list as to exact which parks are and which aren't, we are now maintaining this new list of accessible parks in South Florida. Some parks may only have paved trails, others may have wheelchair-accessible playground equipment - we will make note of what offerings are available inside of each park's article. We hope that you enjoy this new list. |
Old Trail Park
Old Trail Park in West Palm Beach is a small neighborhood park with activities for all children. The park features two playgrounds, one for toddlers and one for older kids, as well as a tire swing for all. A small-sized basketball court keeps the older kids busy as well. The multi-use open field can be used for soccer, frisbee, or just a game of tag. Take a rest on a bench, or snack at the accessible picnic table. A water fountain is provided.
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Deerfield Island Park (Deerfield Beach)
Deerfield Island Park is reopen again! Allegedly once owned by Al Capone or some such BS, Deerfield Island Park sits at the intersection of the Intracoastal... |
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Seminole Palms Park (Royal Palm Beach)
Seminole Palms houses 12 sports and multi-purpose fields, a no-permit-required picnic pavilion, and a water park, but I'm mostly familiar with the small play... |
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John Prince Park (Lake Worth)
This 726-acre park surrounds Lake Osborne. Enjoy a wealth of water-based activities, or spend the day on land. Launch your boat, go fishing or water skiing... |
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Yamato Scrub Natural Area (Boca Raton)
The Yamato Scrub Natural Area is a 217 acre restored natural scrub environment located in southern Palm Beach County. A joint purchase of 217 acres by the s... |
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Okeeheelee Nature Center (West Palm Beach)
The Okeeheelee Nature Center is a nice little museum of natural Florida. There are aquariums and displays, rodents and reptiles - the last time I was there... |
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Caloosa Park (Boynton Beach)
Over 3 acres of lake are the primary draw to this park; they're stocked with freshwater fish. Caloosa Park is also an area sports headquarters, with fields ... |
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Flagler Museum (Palm Beach)
Built in 1902, Henry Morrison Flagler's Whitehall Estate on Palm Beach has become the Flagler Museum. A walk through the enormous estate reveals rooms decor... |
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Old Trail Park (West Palm Beach)
Old Trail Park in West Palm Beach is a small neighborhood park with activities for all children. The park features two playgrounds, one for toddlers and one... |
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Mounts Botanical Garden (West Palm Beach)
Mounts Botanical Garden, Palm Beach County's oldest botanical park, was terribly damaged by Hurricanes Frances and Jeanne in 2004, but reopened to the public... |
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Tiger Shark Cove Playground (Wellington)
Built almost entirely by volunteers, Tiger Shark Cove's playground features a grand wooden structure of towers, ramps, stairways, and slides that lines the f... |
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