As summer unfolds in South Florida, Davie offers a trio of parks that provide serene escapes and outdoor adventures for residents and visitors alike. Whether you’re seeking shaded trails, panoramic views, or family-friendly amenities, these local parks are worth exploring.
Robbins Preserve
Nestled at 4005 Hiatus Road, Robbins Preserve spans 160 acres of tranquil green space. This passive neighborhood park features equestrian trails, a children’s playground, and several small gazebos available on a first-come, first-serve basis. The park also boasts a lodge and patio area suitable for meetings and functions, with capacities ranging from 80 to 110 people. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks under the canopy of oak trees or observe local wildlife in this peaceful setting.
Tree Tops Park
Located at 3900 SW 100th Avenue, Tree Tops Park encompasses over 243 acres of restored freshwater marshes, oak hammocks, and nature trails. A 1,000-foot boardwalk offers an immersive experience through the wetlands, while the 28-foot observation tower provides panoramic views of the park. Additional amenities include equestrian trails, picnic shelters, playgrounds, and canoe rentals. The park also serves as the gateway to the Pine Island Ridge Natural Area, the highest natural elevation in Broward County.
Vista View Park
Situated at 4001 SW 142nd Avenue, Vista View Park is distinguished by its rolling hills, reaching up to 65 feet above sea level—the highest manmade elevation in Broward County. The park’s 272 acres feature biking and jogging paths, equestrian trails, shaded playgrounds, and a splash pad with approximately 20 spray features. Visitors can also enjoy picnicking under shelters or flying model planes in the designated airfield.
These parks offer diverse landscapes and activities that cater to nature enthusiasts, families, and adventure seekers. So pack your picnic basket, grab your hiking shoes, and discover the natural beauty that Davie has to offer this summer.
