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Greynolds Park

17530 West Dixie Highway, North Miami Beach, Florida 33160

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+1 305 945 3425

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Greynold's Park is a 265-acre oasis in bustling North Miami Beach. Historically, the park was a stop over for the Tequesta Indians (200 A.D.) who traveled the Oleta River (on the eastern side of the park). Later, Seminole Indians ... more on GoCityKids

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By the west dixie highway entrance there are tons of turtles and tarpons that wait for people to throw bread to them (it is not allowed). more on Yahoo! Travel

Well-maintained, serene, nice ponds /lakes, nice nature trails, a bit of interesting wildlife, and what I think is the highest point in Miami-Dade County-the rock castle. more on Yahoo! Travel

Overall a very nice park that is a good escape from the traffic and crowds of north miami. more on Yahoo! Travel

There are usually lots of kids rolling down the hill and people playing soccer by 22nd avenue. more on Yahoo! Travel

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I practically grew up in this park. I lived just down the road from it and spent a lot of time there. There are tons of nice benches away from the road to just relax on. I have seen aligators, but a very long time ago. By the ... more on Yahoo! Travel

My parents used to take me to Greynolds Park and I have so many wonderful memories of the place. I remember seeing so much interesting wildlife there that was fascinating to me as a child. I used to climb the rocks behind the mound ... more on Yahoo! Travel

I used to go there as a kid, when we lived in Miami.....it is so nostalgic talking about it. We used to feed the ducks in the pond. Go to the top of the rock castle and ... more on Yahoo! Travel

Well-maintained, serene, nice ponds/lakes, nice nature trails, a bit of interesting wildlife, and what I think is the highest point in Miami-Dade ... more on Yahoo! Travel