Morningside Park - City of Miami
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tatyanavf1Location. 750 NE 55th Terrace, Miami 33137
https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g34438-d10499495-r645254388-Morningside_Park-Miami_Florida.html
The park is located on a large piece of land along Biscayne Bay, accessed through the historic Morningside neighborhood to the east of Biscayne Blvd (US 1) in Miami's upper east side MIMO district. While the neighborhood has gated entrances, the public is allowed through to the park. There are no fees.
Getting to the park is fun in that you traverse Biscayne Blvd in a historic area with lots of neat old deco buildings and motels. Then, the Morningside neighborhood, a true registered historic area has beautiful tree lined streets, many with medians, and over 100 beautiful 1930s homes, mostly art deco and Mediterranean styled, and lush landscaping.
The park is free and offers many attractions. There are large grass areas and plenty of mature trees. There are ball fields, tennis courts, a boat ramp, fishing areas, playgrounds for both tots and slightly older kids, kayak/paddleboard rentals, picnic areas, benches, restroom facilities, and lots of space to walk, run, or relax. The water views are great across the bay to Miami Beach. At one time, there was a public pool. It's still there, but closed at this time. There's plenty of free parking. Dogs are welcome, provided you clean up after them. The Miami police visit frequently, adding to the secure feel. Hours are sunrise to sunset.
Review of Morningside Park
https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g34438-d10499495-r645254388-Morningside_Park-Miami_Florida.html
The park is located on a large piece of land along Biscayne Bay, accessed through the historic Morningside neighborhood to the east of Biscayne Blvd (US 1) in Miami's upper east side MIMO district. While the neighborhood has gated entrances, the public is allowed through to the park. There are no fees.
Getting to the park is fun in that you traverse Biscayne Blvd in a historic area with lots of neat old deco buildings and motels. Then, the Morningside neighborhood, a true registered historic area has beautiful tree lined streets, many with medians, and over 100 beautiful 1930s homes, mostly art deco and Mediterranean styled, and lush landscaping.
The park is free and offers many attractions. There are large grass areas and plenty of mature trees. There are ball fields, tennis courts, a boat ramp, fishing areas, playgrounds for both tots and slightly older kids, kayak/paddleboard rentals, picnic areas, benches, restroom facilities, and lots of space to walk, run, or relax. The water views are great across the bay to Miami Beach. At one time, there was a public pool. It's still there, but closed at this time. There's plenty of free parking. Dogs are welcome, provided you clean up after them. The Miami police visit frequently, adding to the secure feel. Hours are sunrise to sunset.
