Parks and Recreation

Although Sunny Isles Beach is a city with sky-high luxury hotels & condominiums, it has many beautiful, green and spacious parks for recreation. An oceanfront park is home to beach yoga and live music, while Heritage Park is a 4-acre recreation area with two playgrounds, a stage for music and concerts, a water play area, dog park, and large open lawn. Gateway Park features a large stage for live concerts every month, a modern playground for kids, fun water feature and large open green space. Senator Gwen Margolis Park houses a soccer field and playground, as well as a leash-free dog park and picnic tables. The popular Town Center Park includes a playground, fitness trail, and gazebo, and much of the area is state-protected wetland.

This is just a few of the many parks available to the public in Sunny Isles Beach, whether you want to go for a walk or take the kids to the playground, we have many options throughout the City!

City of Sunny Isles Beach Parks

  • Sunny Isles Beach Fishing Pier

    Newport Fishing Pier Park

    Fish off this Sunny Isles Beach icon as you watch the sun slowly slip behind the luxurious skyline. Enjoy a bite to eat and watch the day go by from the Newport Fishing Pier.

  • Samson Park view toward the beach

    Samson Oceanfront Park

    Sunny Isles Beach oceanfront park, this 2.1-acre park is an outdoor recreational site.

  • Town Center Park Palm trees and calisthenics park

    Town Center Park

    A three-acre park on the west side of Collins Avenue that includes a playground, a calisthenics fitness trail, and gazebo.

  • Gateway Park in Sunny Isles Beach

    Gateway Park

    The park features a performing arts stage, butterfly garden, a play area including an interactive water feature, a community gathering space, and a parking garage. 

  • Intracoastal Park

    Intracoastal Parks

    Located right on the Intracoastal Waterway, the park is split in two by Poinciana Island Drive. Combined, these parks have luscious green space and many amenities.

  • Pelican Community Park aerial View of the baseball diamond

    Pelican Community Park

    Pelican Community Park is a center for activity, learning and community involvement in Sunny Isles Beach.

  • Gwen Margolis Park aerial of the soccer field

    Gwen Margolis Park

    Gwen Margolis Park, located west of Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach, has a soccer field, a picnic area, and an adjacent leash-free dog park.

  • Heritage Park Facade photo

    Heritage Park

    This four-acre park features park and play space including two playgrounds, Veteran’s Wall, fountains, water play area, a stage, a leash-free dog park, large open lawn, and public parking.

Other Great Outdoor Recreation

  • Haulover Park aerial view

    Haulover Beach Park & Marina

    This multipurpose area, just south of Sunny Isles Beach comes complete with a clothing-optional beach, marina, and loads of outdoor fun.

  • Everglades National Park Airboat rides

    Everglades National Park

    Covering more than 1.5 million acres of Florida, Everglades National Park is the third-largest national park in the lower 48. It's also a World Heritage Site.

  • Oleta River State Park Aerial View with Sunny Isles Beach in the background

    Oleta River State Park

    Just a 10-minute drive from Sunny Isles Beach, this state park is bisected by its namesake waterway that meanders through a natural oasis.