Rejuvenation in a Rare Miami Ecosystem.

Situated in the northern stretches of Hialeah just south of Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport, Amelia Earhart Park is a sprawling urban outdoor sports and recreation complex with a fascinating history.

Head to the lush Village of Palmetto Bay in South Dade and you'll find Bill Sadowski Park and Nature Center.

Situated on 83 sprawling acres of lush, colorful tropical gardens, rainforests and coastal habitat, Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden in Coral Gables is one of the premier botanic gardens in the country.

Situated in South Dade's Redland region, the Fruit & Spice Park is a unique destination dedicated to cultivating tropical fruit trees in a lush, accessible and interactive environment.

Situated in North Miami Beach just inland from Sunny Isles Beach and Oleta River State Park, Greynolds Golf Course is a unique nine-hole, par-36 course designed by Mark Mahannah in 1964.

Head over to Tropical Park for a day of recreational sports activities or a leisurely outing with the family.

When it comes to exploring Miami's great outdoors, the historic Deering Estate is a top destination for nature lovers.

It doesn't get more "Miami Beach" than Lummus Park, a ten-block South Beach stretch bisected by the winding Beach Walk and bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on one side and iconic Ocean Drive on the other.

Tamiami Park.

One of Miami's most historic county parks, Haulover Park is a playground for thousands of visitors every year.

Situated on the barrier island of Key Biscayne and surrounded by the island's diverse native habitats, Crandon Park is the ideal day beach getaway from the hustle and bustle of Miami.