Amelia Earhart Park, Urban park in Hialeah, Florida.
Amelia Earhart Park is a large recreational park in Hialeah with five lakes, extensive bike trails, and multiple activity areas spread across the grounds. The space offers room for cycling, water sports, and outdoor relaxation in Miami-Dade County's northern area.
The grounds were originally part of a naval air base before being converted to a public park in the 1980s. This transformation allowed the community to use the former military site for recreation and outdoor activities.
The Bill Graham Farm Village demonstrates traditional farming with cow milking and horseshoeing, keeping the region's agricultural heritage visible to visitors.
The park is open from sunrise to sunset with free parking available on weekdays and separate entrances for different activity areas. Weekend and holiday visits require a parking fee, so plan ahead if you want to avoid surprises.
A watersports complex with cable wakeboarding systems lets visitors try this popular sport on freshwater without needing a boat. The facility with equipment rentals and professional instruction makes the activity accessible for beginners.
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