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Parks & Beaches

Miami Beach's green spaces and shorelines offer a mix of recreational facilities and coastal access. This selection features Collins Park, known for its proximity to the Bass Museum of Art, and Pine Tree Park, which includes a community garden and dog-friendly areas. Many locations, such as Indian Beach Park and the 36th Street Park, provide direct access to the Atlantic Ocean, while inland spots like Polo Park and Fisher Park focus on sports fields and playgrounds.

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Miami Beach

Wide sandy shoreline along the Atlantic Ocean, featuring public boardwalks and iconic Art Deco lifeguard towers.

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Indian Beach Park

Beachfront park with ocean access, a paved boardwalk for cycling, and public facilities.

Collins Park

Cultural park housing the Bass Museum of Art and featuring rotating outdoor contemporary sculptures.

Muss Park

Neighborhood park with a playground and shaded pavilion overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway.

Pine Tree Park

Waterfront space on Indian Creek featuring a community garden, dog park, and shaded walking paths.

Fisher Park

Community park equipped with a children's playground and tennis courts.

36th Street Park

Grassy oceanfront area providing direct access to the beach and the paved Beachwalk.

Polo Park

Recreational facility featuring baseball fields and open green space for sports.