Greynolds Park, Park in Florida, United States

Greynolds Park is a public park in North Miami Beach, Florida, featuring a large mound, a lagoon, and trails through hardwood hammocks. The park also offers picnic areas, a playground, and a golf course, making it a diverse outdoor space.

The land that became Greynolds Park was acquired by the Greynolds family in the early 20th century and later donated to Miami-Dade County. The park was developed in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps, who built the mound and other structures.

The mound in the park, known as the Greynolds Park Mound, is a popular spot for local families to climb and enjoy views of the surrounding area. It is also a gathering place for community events and school outings.

The park is open daily from sunrise to sunset, with paved paths and some unpaved trails that can be uneven. Visitors should bring water and sun protection, as shade is limited in some areas.

The mound in the park is not a natural hill but was built by hand by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. It stands about 35 feet (11 meters) high and offers a rare elevated view in flat South Florida.