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Founders Park
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Aventura Arts & Cultural Center
3385 NE 188th St, Aventura, FL 33180
Don Soffer Exercise Trail
19999 W Country Club Dr, Aventura, FL 33180
Eye origin - Miami Aventura Mall
19501 Biscayne Blvd, Aventura, FL 33180
Racing Miami
19575 Biscayne Blvd Space 1013, Aventura, FL 33180
Peninsula II Gardens
3301 NE 183rd St, Aventura, FL 33160
Arcade Zone
19565 Biscayne Blvd Store 2976, Aventura, FL 33180
JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Conference Center
19999 W Country Club Dr, Aventura, FL 33180
Arcade Zone Entertainment
19565 Biscayne Blvd Store 2976 3rd Floor, Aventura, FL 33180
MOA FINE ART
19501 Biscayne Blvd #2057, Aventura, FL 33180
Aventura Slide Tower
19501 Biscayne Blvd, Aventura, FL 33180
Nearby restaurants
59th & Lex
19555 Biscayne Blvd 2nd Floor, Aventura, FL 33180
CVI.CHE 105
19501 Biscayne Blvd, Aventura, FL 33180
Masse by Bachour
19501 Biscayne Blvd k-1992, Aventura, FL 33180
The Cheesecake Factory
19501 Biscayne Blvd, Aventura, FL 33180
Rosalia Restaurant
19501 Biscayne Blvd #703, Miami, FL 33180
STK Aventura
19505 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33180
Pollos & Jarras
19565 Biscayne Blvd, Aventura, FL 33180
Soho Asian Bar and Grill
19004 NE 29th Ave, Aventura, FL 33180
The Amalfi Llama - Miami
19505 Biscayne Blvd Building D, Suite 4150, Miami, FL 33180
JOEY Aventura
19505 Biscayne Blvd Suite 1150, Miami, FL 33180
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Founders Park

3105 NE 190th St #3158, Aventura, FL 33180
4.6(498)
Open 24 hours
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attractions: Aventura Arts & Cultural Center, Don Soffer Exercise Trail, Eye origin - Miami Aventura Mall, Racing Miami, Peninsula II Gardens, Arcade Zone, JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Conference Center, Arcade Zone Entertainment, MOA FINE ART, Aventura Slide Tower, restaurants: 59th & Lex, CVI.CHE 105, Masse by Bachour, The Cheesecake Factory, Rosalia Restaurant, STK Aventura, Pollos & Jarras, Soho Asian Bar and Grill, The Amalfi Llama - Miami, JOEY Aventura
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Nearby attractions of Founders Park

Aventura Arts & Cultural Center

Don Soffer Exercise Trail

Eye origin - Miami Aventura Mall

Racing Miami

Peninsula II Gardens

Arcade Zone

JW Marriott Miami Turnberry Conference Center

Arcade Zone Entertainment

MOA FINE ART

Aventura Slide Tower

Aventura Arts & Cultural Center

Aventura Arts & Cultural Center

4.7

(239)

Open 24 hours
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Don Soffer Exercise Trail

Don Soffer Exercise Trail

4.7

(107)

Open 24 hours
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Eye origin - Miami Aventura Mall

Eye origin - Miami Aventura Mall

5.0

(141)

Closed
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Racing Miami

Racing Miami

4.2

(58)

Open 24 hours
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Superblue Miami: Immersive Art Experiences
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Ride jet skis in Miami and Biscayne Bay
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Nearby restaurants of Founders Park

59th & Lex

CVI.CHE 105

Masse by Bachour

The Cheesecake Factory

Rosalia Restaurant

STK Aventura

Pollos & Jarras

Soho Asian Bar and Grill

The Amalfi Llama - Miami

JOEY Aventura

59th & Lex

59th & Lex

4.4

(754)

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CVI.CHE 105

CVI.CHE 105

4.9

(18.5K)

$$

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Masse by Bachour

Masse by Bachour

4.7

(238)

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The Cheesecake Factory

The Cheesecake Factory

4.3

(2.7K)

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Reviews of Founders Park

4.6
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3.0
3y

Twelve acre Founders Park in Aventura is dedicated to those who helped to get the city incorporated in 1995. There is a monument to the founders of Aventura in the park.

There are two sections of the park, north and south. The south section bayside which I visited is on the promenade that runs along the Intracoastal. There is a paved walkway and the Aventura Community Green Garden. Residents of Aventura can lease a a 4 x 12 foot garden plot for $110 a year.

The northern section of Founders Park is for Aventura residents only. There is a welcome center; a quarter-mile, four station exercise trail; ADA accessible playground; sun shelters; tennis courts, and a multipurpose athletic field for baseball, softball, football or soccer.

The park is also the home of the Founders ParkSplashPad, a water play area inside the park. Admission is free for Aventura residents and non residents used to be able to pay to use this section of the park but this year they closed to anyone that does not have ID saying they live in Aventura. This is the first city park I have ever come across in Florida that is closed to non residents. This is probably a 5 star facility if you live here but if you are from outside of the city you are not getting in the north side of this...

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1.0
1y

We visited the park this morning, having driven from quite a distance because we saw they had a splash pad. According to the posted hours, the park opens at 8 AM, so we arrived around 9 AM. Once we got there, we realized we had to pay nearly $30 to enter the splash pad for two adults and one small baby. We paid through a really hard-to-use application.

After being at the splash pad for about six minutes, a very rude woman came over screaming at us, saying the park did not open until 10. There was no notice of this online or anywhere near the splash pad. We explained that we had paid, and there was no indication of the different opening hours, but she was very rude and basically threw us out.

To save you some time, don't bother driving down and getting to the park at 8 AM, despite what it says online. Also, be prepared to spend nearly $30 for a small splash pad in a public park. If the manager is reading this, your staff could benefit from some training in interpersonal skills. There is a way to communicate and...

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5.0
5y

Right here is what you have done for the first few months in a year or two before you start working out at a local restaurant or a store that has been a bueno of a circumference in your area and cimcumfrence the best of your own right to do this and I think you can get it i guess I would be to see a little more than a year of the same thing in the future and the arrive time will be a bit of a challenge for the rest of us and I don't think it will ever be possible to make a difference in the way this game looks and what it is for the company and I don't know what it is like to explore this game and I don't think it's a problem with a lot more of a problem with this one in a movie theater or you could be the first person to be a part of the show and I don't think it's a problem for dogs and I know it would like a bit more cute do it now and yes im it is not...

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☀️ Splash into Summer at Founders Park SplashPad – Aventura, FL! 💦 Looking for the perfect spot to cool off with the kids? Head to the Founders Park SplashPad in Aventura! Open daily during summer (10 AM – 6 PM), this fun-filled, zero-depth water zone features spray loops, water jets, and more — perfect for little ones. ✅ Free for Aventura residents (with ID) 💵 Fees apply for non-residents (~$10 entry + park admission) 📍 Location: 3105 NE 190th St, Aventura, FL 🎟️ Pro tip: Reserve in advance on Aventura’s Online Registration System – walk-ups aren’t always guaranteed on busy days. Cool water + sunshine = summer fun done right! 🌴💧 #AventuraSplashPad #FoundersPark #FamilyFun #MiamiKids #SplashZoneFun #kidsoftiktok #fortlauderdalethingstodo #founderspark #чемзанятьребенка
Ariel W.Ariel W.
Twelve acre Founders Park in Aventura is dedicated to those who helped to get the city incorporated in 1995. There is a monument to the founders of Aventura in the park. There are two sections of the park, north and south. The south section bayside which I visited is on the promenade that runs along the Intracoastal. There is a paved walkway and the Aventura Community Green Garden. Residents of Aventura can lease a a 4 x 12 foot garden plot for $110 a year. The northern section of Founders Park is for Aventura residents only. There is a welcome center; a quarter-mile, four station exercise trail; ADA accessible playground; sun shelters; tennis courts, and a multipurpose athletic field for baseball, softball, football or soccer. The park is also the home of the Founders ParkSplashPad, a water play area inside the park. Admission is free for Aventura residents and non residents used to be able to pay to use this section of the park but this year they closed to anyone that does not have ID saying they live in Aventura. This is the first city park I have ever come across in Florida that is closed to non residents. This is probably a 5 star facility if you live here but if you are from outside of the city you are not getting in the north side of this fenced in park.
Hakan KHakan K
A long time ago, I left a review about this park being one of the best in Miami area. The city management made me change my mind after letting a third party company to run the tennis courts for commercial use. As a resident, you can not reserve the courts anymore. On the top of that, the management prioritize a group of residents to use the courts almost every early morning hours. The reservation system always reserve for those specific hours for those specific groups. The city is running the tennis courts to make money and serve some of their own elite groups like a third world city managements.
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☀️ Splash into Summer at Founders Park SplashPad – Aventura, FL! 💦 Looking for the perfect spot to cool off with the kids? Head to the Founders Park SplashPad in Aventura! Open daily during summer (10 AM – 6 PM), this fun-filled, zero-depth water zone features spray loops, water jets, and more — perfect for little ones. ✅ Free for Aventura residents (with ID) 💵 Fees apply for non-residents (~$10 entry + park admission) 📍 Location: 3105 NE 190th St, Aventura, FL 🎟️ Pro tip: Reserve in advance on Aventura’s Online Registration System – walk-ups aren’t always guaranteed on busy days. Cool water + sunshine = summer fun done right! 🌴💧 #AventuraSplashPad #FoundersPark #FamilyFun #MiamiKids #SplashZoneFun #kidsoftiktok #fortlauderdalethingstodo #founderspark #чемзанятьребенка
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Twelve acre Founders Park in Aventura is dedicated to those who helped to get the city incorporated in 1995. There is a monument to the founders of Aventura in the park. There are two sections of the park, north and south. The south section bayside which I visited is on the promenade that runs along the Intracoastal. There is a paved walkway and the Aventura Community Green Garden. Residents of Aventura can lease a a 4 x 12 foot garden plot for $110 a year. The northern section of Founders Park is for Aventura residents only. There is a welcome center; a quarter-mile, four station exercise trail; ADA accessible playground; sun shelters; tennis courts, and a multipurpose athletic field for baseball, softball, football or soccer. The park is also the home of the Founders ParkSplashPad, a water play area inside the park. Admission is free for Aventura residents and non residents used to be able to pay to use this section of the park but this year they closed to anyone that does not have ID saying they live in Aventura. This is the first city park I have ever come across in Florida that is closed to non residents. This is probably a 5 star facility if you live here but if you are from outside of the city you are not getting in the north side of this fenced in park.
Ariel W.

Ariel W.

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A long time ago, I left a review about this park being one of the best in Miami area. The city management made me change my mind after letting a third party company to run the tennis courts for commercial use. As a resident, you can not reserve the courts anymore. On the top of that, the management prioritize a group of residents to use the courts almost every early morning hours. The reservation system always reserve for those specific hours for those specific groups. The city is running the tennis courts to make money and serve some of their own elite groups like a third world city managements.
Hakan K

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