Rose G Price Park

Ricky Semiglia 2 months ago

Very friendly staff and clean area.

J. B. a year ago

Rose G. Price Park in Pembroke Pines is a gem of a place that feels like a community hub. It’s a well-kept, ten-acre park that has something for everyone. Whether you’re a sports lover, a parent with kids, or just someone looking to relax, this park has you covered. You’ll find a great variety of sports facilities here—there’s a baseball/softball diamond, basketball courts, tennis courts, and even paddleball courts, so if you're into any of those sports, you'll feel right at home. If you like swimming, there’s a main pool for laps and a kiddie pool that’s perfect for young children to splash around in. For families, the playground is a hit. It’s shaded and fenced, making it safe and comfortable for kids to run around. And if you’re into walking or jogging, there’s a nice path winding through the park for a peaceful stroll or a workout. The park also has a spacious event hall that can be rented for parties or community events, which is a nice touch if you’re looking for a spot to gather friends or family. One of the unique features of this park is the Miracle Baseball Diamond, a specially designed field for special needs children to play baseball safely. It’s a thoughtful additio

Kristina D. 6 years ago

This is one of the most beautiful parks that I've ever seen in your community. They have almost everything you could ever want to play bedtime, racquetball common playground, pool, a wreck room and it's beautiful and the staff is very helpful.

Staci Smith 7 years ago

The pool is nice and I appreciate the presence of a lifeguard, but some of the rules are lame. No masks (think snorkel type masks) in the pool. Ummm, why? What harm can come from an extra 2” piece of plastic covering one’s nose? Goggles are fine, masks are the Devil. Also, no toys in the pool. Like none. You know that cute scuba Barbie your daughter has? Well she has to leave her Malibu Beach butt up on a chair because they don’t allow her kind to swim here. I understand not allowing blow up floats, but what harm can come from a child bringing a small toy into the pool? They treat this pool like a bathtub for senior citizens instead of a family friendly environment that we pay monthly to enjoy.

ricardo rivera 7 years ago

Rented a hall here for a event everything went wonderful until this kid showed up as we were cleaning up. And starts unloading the chairs that we just loaded up and pulls out three. That we were already damaged. We ask him what are those he doesn’t respond. We ask him his name he doesn’t answer. Ask him is their anyone we can talk too. Doesn’t respond. Other than that it was cool