Parks & Recreation Site Map  

The Coral Springs Parks and Recreation Department offers a wide variety of facilities, programs and special events for every recreation and leisure need.

From sports leagues, exercise paths and playgrounds; to recreation programs for pre-school children, teenagers, adults, and senior citizens; to quiet passive areas and nature tours of Environmentally Sensitive Land areas, the Coral Springs Parks and Recreation Department has something for everyone.

The Coral Springs Parks and Recreation Department has an extensive array of sports facilities. Athletic opportunities ranging from aquatics, soccer, baseball, softball, football, basketball, tennis, golf, volleyball, and lacrosse to horseshoes and bocci ball.

In addition to the various athletic opportunities offered, many of the City's parks also provide passive areas and natural settings for those who prefer the more leisurely part of recreation. Many of the City's parks were developed with nature in mind. Upland Natural Areas, Wet Hammocks, and Wetland Mitigation sites were left in place or developed, to preserve environmentally sensitive land areas for current and future generations.

The City of Coral Springs is proud to provide facilities and programs that enhance the lives of its citizens and visitors. ENJOY YOUR RECREATION !

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Activities & Programs

Sports
Leagues

Environmentally Sensitive Lands

Regional Parks

Community Parks

Neighborhood Parks

Park Hours
Activities & Programs
The City of Coral Springs Parks and Recreation Department offers a rich variety of youth, adult and senior programs throughout the year. Family concerts, aquatics programs, tennis classes, fitness center, special needs population activities, Kamp Kool summer camp, after school & Fun Day programs, Night Court basketball, teen programs, senior citizens' activities, sports clinics, numerous sport leagues, and over 675 acres of parks are waiting for you and for your family. For more information, please call (954) 345-2107 or (954) 345-2200.

Sports Leagues
Coral Springs boasts a thriving sports league program for kids and adults. Whether you want to learn or just have fun, there are year-round opportunities in the following sports:

Basketball, Tackle Football, Tackle Football Cheerleading, Flag Football, Flag Football Cheerleading, American Little League Baseball, National Little League Baseball, North Springs Little League Baseball, Big League Baseball, T-Ball, Winter Baseball, Challenger Little League, Men’s Senior League Baseball, Soccer, Youth Softball, Winter Youth Softball, Lacrosse, Roller Hockey, BMX and Swimming.For more information about sports leagues, call (954) 345-2108, or click here.

Environmentally Sensitive Lands

Red Lichen is under construction and will be opened only for scheduled tours, Pine Flats currently closed to the public, however; visits are available upon request. Sandy Ridge Sanctuary is made up of two areas: a park area and a protected area. The park area is open from 8 A.M. until dusk. The protected area is open for tours on the first and third Saturday of each month. Special tours can be arranged during the weekdays and evenings. To arrange a tour please call Louis Goldstein at (954) 345-2112 or Mark Westfall at (954) 344-1117.

A. Red Lichen Sanctuary, 8095 Wiles Road
Total: 13.9 acres

B. Pine Flats Preserve, 3200 Riverside Drive
Total: 5.6 acres

C. Sandy Ridge Sanctuary, 8501 N.W. 40th Street
Total: 38 acres

D. Cypress Gateway Preserve, 200 University Drive
Total: 2.5 acres

Regional Parks

8/9. Sportsplex, Sample Road and Royal Palm Blvd.
Total: 180.0 acres
Coral Springs Aquatics Center (2 swimming pools and 1 dive well), Coral Springs Tennis Center (16 tennis courts), Incredible Ice, Dr. Paul's Pet Care Center Dog Park as well as a jogging/walking path.

Community Parks

11. Mullins, 10,000 NW 29th Street
Total: 70 acres
5 basketball courts, 2 tennis courts, 1 horseshoe pits, 9 football/soccer fields, 4 baseball/softball fields, 1 volleyball court, 1 playground, 1 BMX track, 3 picnic facilities (numerous picnic tables), 4 concessions stands, 1 pool, Teen Center, Sartory Senior Center, Gymnasium (3 basketball/vollyball courts, game room, meeting rooms and 1 concession stand).

22. Cypress Park, 1301 Coral Springs Drive
Total: 46 acres
5 baseball fields, 4 soccer fields, 4 basketball courts, sand volleyball, 1 playground, fitness cluster, jogging/walking path.

23. Cypress Hammock Park / Orchid Park, 1300 Coral Springs Drive
Total: 16 acres, Wet Hammock: 4 acres, 8 tennis courts, 1 playground, swimming pool with aquatic playground and slide, nature area, jog/walk trail, 1 concession stand, grills & tables, 1 picnic pavilion, locker rooms.

31/35. North Community Park, Coral Springs Drive and Westview Drive
Total: 38.06 acres, Wetland: 4 acres, 4 baseball/softball fields, 2 soccer, football & lacrosse fields, 2 tennis courts, 2 1/2 basketball courts, l volleyball court, 1 playground, picnic pavilions and a walking/jogging path.

Neighborhood Parks

Neighborhood Parks are within walking distance for many local residents. They offer easy access to picnic facilities and playgrounds without having to leave your neighborhood. Many of our parks have passive areas for visitors to enjoy.

1. Lions, 3555 Riverside Drive
Total: 7.6 acres, 1 softball field, 2 basketball courts, 1 volleyball court, 1 playground, picnic tables, 1 concession stand, 1 restroom.

2. Poinciana, 8850 N.W. 44th Court
Total: 6 acres, 2 tennis courts, 1basketball court, 1 volleyball court, 1 playground, jogging/walking path, 1 picnic pavilion.

3. Betti Stradling, 10301 Wiles Road
Total: 21 acres, Slide & Glide playground, fitness cluster, 3 baseball/softball fields, 2 basketball courts, 2 sand volleyball courts, 2 picnic pavilion, 1-mile jogging/walking path and large open play area.

4. Windings, 3795 N.W. 108th Drive
Total: 6 acres, natural setting.

5. Chevy Chase North, 10750 N.W. 42nd Drive
Total: 7 acres, natural setting.

6. Castlewood, 3800 N.W. 115th Avenue
Total: 4 acres, 1 volleyball court, 1 playground, 1 pavilion, grills & tables.

7. Shadow Wood, 9350 S.W. 1st Place
Total: 2 acres, natural setting.

10. Three Friends, 11900 N.W. 30th Street
Total: 5 acres, natural setting.

12. Forest Hills, 2500 Forest Hills Boulevard
Total: 7 acres, 1 baseball/ softball/ lacrosse field, 1 tennis court, 1/2 court basketball, 1 playground, 1 concession stand, 1 pavilion, grills & tables, 1 restroom.

13. Sherwood Forest, 1600 N.W. 91st Avenue
Total: 29 acres, 1 volleyball court, 1 horseshoe pit, 1 playground, 1 boccie ball court, nature area, jogging/walking path, 2 picnic pavilions, grills & tables, 1 restroom.

14. Kiwanis, 520 Ramblewood Drive
Total: 11 acres, Safety Town, 1 playground, nature area, jogging/walking path, 1 pavilion, grills & tables, 1 meeting room, 1 restroom.

15. Three Mountains Natural Area, 9200 N.W. 1st Street
Total: 21 acres, natural setting, 1 playground.

16. Oakwood, 10284 S.W. 1st Court
Total: 7 acres, Wetland: 2.75 acres, 1 playground, 1 fitness cluster, 2 picnic pavilions, jogging/walking path, open field.

17. Whispering Oaks, 10100 N.W. 6th Street
Total: 6 acres, 1 playground.

18. Richard D. Petrillo, 10050 N.W. 11th Manor
Total: 5 acres, natural setting. Home of the Roadrunners R/C Club.

19. Ralph Diaz Memorial, 9701 N.W. 19th Street
Total: 8 acres, jogging/walking path, 1 fitness cluster, 1 restroom.

20. Dede Gilmore Memorial, 10201 N.W. 19th Street
Total: 4 acres, 1 tennis court, 1 horseshoe pit, 1 playground, tables, 1 picnic pavilion.

21/58. Countrywood, 8395 N.W. 14th Court
Total: 0.5 acre, 1 playground.

24. Riverside, 205 Coral Ridge Drive
Total: 15 acres, Wetland: 2 acres, 3 basketball courts, 4 volleyball courts, 1 playground, nature area, jogging/walking path, boat ramp, fish dock, 3 roller hockey rinks, 1 picnic pavilion, grills & tables, 1 restroom.

25. Veterans Park, 8601 Royal Palm Blvd.
Total: 7 acres, 2 tennis courts.

30. Lakeview, 11501 Lakeview Drive
Total: 7 acres, 1 sand volleyball court, 1 playground, 1 picnic pavilion and jogging/walking path.

32. Jaycee, 4800 Riverside Drive
Total: 10 acres, 1 baseball/softball field, 1 tennis court, 1 basketball court, 1 playground, 1 picnic pavilion, grills & tables.

36. Paul Britton, 11400 Wyndham Lakes Blvd. North
Total: 4 acres, 2 basketball courts, open play area, 1 playground, 1 picnic pavilion.

40. Fern Glen, 4801 N.W. 66th Terrace
Total: 18 acres, Wet Hammock: 11.5 acres, 1/2 basketball court, 1 volleyball court, 1 playground, 1 fitness cluster, nature area, jogging/walking path, 1 picnic pavilion, grills & tables.

41/42. Volunteer Park , 6101 NW 66th Terrace
Total: 16.32 acres, 1 playground, 1 tennis court, 1/2 court basketball, 1 volleyball court, 2 picnic pavilions, jogging/walking path, open play area.

43. Paul Barre Memorial, 4300 N.W. 69th Lane
Total: 2 acres, 2 volleyball courts, 1 playground, 1 picnic pavilion.

44. Turtle Run Park, 6400 Wiles Road
Total: 8.8 acres, 2 baseball/softball fields, 1 playground, 1 1/2 court basketball, 1 volleyball court, 1 restroom.

45/46. Tall Cypress Natural Area (Broward County), 3700 Turtle Run Blvd.
Total: 68.36 acres, natural setting, contact 954-341-3995 for information.

47. Eagle Ridge, 11650 N.W. 20th Drive
Total: 3 acres, 1 tennis court, 1/2 baseball court, 1 playground, tables.

48. Pine Glen, 8200 N.W. 39th Court
Total: 1 acre, natural area, tables.

49. Kiddie Land, 8537 N.W. 38th Drive
Total: 0.5 acre, 1 playground, 1 picnic pavilion.

50. Running Brook Hills, 10191 N.W. 39th Court
Total: 0.5 acre, 1 playground.

51. Chevy Chase South, 3830 Coral Springs Drive
Total: 0.5 acre, natural setting.

52. Windings (median), 3795 NW 108 Drive
Total: 0.5 acre

54. Forest Hills West, 2450 N.W. 89th Drive
Total: 0.5 acre, 1 playground.

56/57. Ramblewood, 1806 NW 82nd Avenue
Total: 1 acre, natural setting.

59. Woodside Estates (The Preserve), 3700 Sanctuary Drive
Total: 11.21 acres, natural area.

60. Westchester Lake, 2950 N.W. 123rd Avenue
Total: 4 acres, 1 playground, grills & tables, jogging/walking path.

PP. Pride Promoters, 4391 Riverside Drive
Total: 0.5 acres, 1/2 basketball court, 1 playground, 1 picnic pavilion.

Please note that as we continue improving our parks, the amenities and features are subject to change.

Park Hours

Park Hours Parks open at 8 A.M. and close at dusk, unless listed below:

The following parks close at 10 P.M. if field permits or the activities listed below are scheduled :
Cypress Hammock Tennis, Racquetball
Lions Softball
Betti Stradling Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Volleyball
Sportsplex Aquatics Aquatics, Tennis, Golf, Ice Hockey
Forest Hills Baseball/Softball/Lacrosse
Riverside Hockey Rinks/Basketball
Wiles Road Baseball/Softball
The Ralph Diaz walking path is open until 10 P.M.

Community Parks can stay open until 11 P.M. if there are league or permitted activities, however, most activities are done by 10 P.M.:
North Community Ballfields and Soccer Fields, Basketball, Tennis and Volleyball Courts
Mullins Park Baseball, Football and Soccer Fields, Basketball & Tennis Courts
Cypress Park Baseball and Soccer Fields, Basketball Courts

All park hours are subject to change due to weather or field conditions.