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* Eco-adventure tours offered. * Bird and wild animal sanctuary in 15 acres of native plants and trees * Guided tours * Nature center f...
The Leisure Access Center is a special group residential camp for persons with disabilities. It features two cottages equipped with showers, a lodg...
Ages 21+ with developmental disabilities M - F 7:30 am - 5:30 pm Rotating schedule of activities in fitness, arts & crafts, community trips, li...
Ages 21+ with developmental disabilities M - F 8:30 am - 3:30 pm Rotating schedule of activities in sports, arts& crafts, field trips in the co...
Ages 21+ with developmental disabilities M - F 7:30 am - 1:30 pm Rotating schedule of activities in fitness, arts & crafts, community trips, li...
While the rest of the nation is celebrating just being able to leave the house without mittens and and a scarf on, it will be just another warm, sunny weekend for us here in South Florida. So why not ... More »
A nice chill park to go with fam or a nice quiet intimate picnic
It's not easy seeing green in this city -- so Barnes Park is nothing less than a 65-acre oasis from the mean streets and concrete deserts of Miami, and a great spot to round up the crew for a picnic. There are dozens of grills available for public use, and the picnic sites are spacious and well spread out. The park is one of the last pine rocklands in the area, and the trees provide ample (and oh-so-rare) shade from the South Florida sun. According to the Audubon Society, Barnes Park is... More »
What the hell is pine rocklandç It's what used to cover much of the Miami Rock Ridge and other sections of South Florida. Much of this ecosystem is now gone, but there are still outcroppings here and there where you can get a taste of what this region used to look like. A.D. Barnes Park is one of these natural museums, and a magnet for bird life that has not yet moved out to the country. The National Audubon Society has named it one of the top ten birding locations in Florida and it... More »
At 62 acres it is much more than just a neighborhood park, but not enough people outside the immediate vicinity make the effort to seek out A.D. Barnes. Their loss. Besides the amenities you'd expect at a park this size (swimming pool, basketball courts, barbecue huts, picnic pavilions), Barnes can boast two attractions that distinguish it: elaborate accommodations for the handicapped (including a wheelchair-accessible tree house) and an "urban nature preserve." Located in the northeastern... More »
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