Is Armbrister Park free to visit?

Yes, Armbrister Park is a public City of Miami park and has no admission fee.

Is there parking at Armbrister Park?

Yes, there is a free parking lot, including wheelchair accessible parking. Some guests note that space can feel tight when the fields are busy.

Is Armbrister Park good for kids?

Yes. The playground has swings, slides, rock climbing and drums, and guests say it is clean with shade over parts of the play area.

What sports can you play at Armbrister Park?

The park has turf fields used for soccer, football, ultimate and lacrosse, baseball and softball fields, and tennis courts. There is also a running line for jogging.

Does Armbrister Park have restrooms?

Yes, there are public restrooms and a water filter on site.

Is Armbrister Park wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the entrance and the parking lot are both wheelchair accessible.

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Q: What are the hours at Armbrister Park?

The park is open daily from 7 AM to 10 PM.

7.9

4000 Grand Ave, Miami, FL 33133, USA

OpenUntil 10:00 PMBusyFree Admission$

Community sports park in Coconut Grove with turf fields, a playground, tennis courts and free parking

ParkOutdoorCoconut Grove

About Armbrister Park

Esther Mae Armbrister Park is a 4.4-acre City of Miami park at 4000 Grand Ave in Coconut Grove, named for the Bahamian-descended community activist Esther Mae Potts Armbrister.

It is built around sports: turf fields used for soccer, football, ultimate and lacrosse, baseball and softball fields, tennis courts and a running line. Guests describe pickup ultimate games on Mondays and Wednesdays and lacrosse on Tuesdays.

Families get a playground with swings, slides, rock climbing and drums, with shade over parts of the play area. Public restrooms, a water filter and a free parking lot are on site, and dogs are allowed.

The park is open daily from 7 AM to 10 PM, and admission is free. Fields are well lit in the evening, which is when the park is busiest, so mornings are quieter for a jog or a walk with kids.

A new community center project is listed on the City of Miami website for this park.

Highlights

Local Favorite

Kids Under 10

Free Things to Do

Outdoor

Playground

Kid-Friendly

Pet-Friendly

Admission & Visit Info

Admission

Free Admission

Price

Free

Verified

7.9

/10

Experience

8.0

Value for Money

9.0

Facilities

7.0

Crowd Management

7.0

Accessibility

8.0

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Buzzing

DaysWednesday

TimesPeak hours

Relaxed

DaysWeekdays

TimesOff-peak hours

Early mornings from 7 to 11 AM are the quietest on weekdays, which suits a jog or a playground visit with young kids. Saturday and Sunday stay steady through the afternoon without a sharp peak.

OpenUntil 10:00 PM

Mon7:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Tue7:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Wed7:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Thu7:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Fri7:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Sat7:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Sun7:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Reviews

Reviewers describe a clean, well-kept neighborhood park that works for both sports and families. They single out the turf fields and the playground, and note that the fields are well lit in the evening. Parking can be tight when games are on.

Sports FieldsPlaygroundCleanliness

The Experience

Attraction Type

Park Sports Venue

environment

OutdoorCovered / Shaded Areas

facilities

RestroomsWater Fountains

family

PlaygroundKid-Friendly

parking

Free Parking

policies

Pet-FriendlyPhotography Allowed

accessibility

Wheelchair Accessible

Ticket Types

Free Admission

Perfect For

Local Favorite Kids Under 10 Free Things to Do Family Outing Budget-Friendly

Location Coconut Grove

4000 Grand Ave, Miami, FL 33133, USA

Reserve parking nearby Get a ride there

www.miami.gov

+1 (305) 533-3543

What People Love

Sports Fields: Guests like the turf fields for soccer, football, ultimate and baseball, and mention regular pickup games on weekdays.

Playground: Families praise the playground with swings, slides, rock climbing and drums, and say it is clean with some shade.

Cleanliness: Many guests call the park clean and well cared for, with restrooms and a water filter available.

Space: Visitors enjoy the open areas for jogging and exercise.

Know Before You Go

Evenings, especially midweek around 7pm, are the busiest: arrive earlier for open field space and parking.
The free parking lot can fill up on game nights.
Fields are used for organized leagues and pickup games, so check with the City of Miami before planning a group event.
Wear shoes you do not mind getting rubber crumbs on from the turf.

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7.9

4000 Grand Ave, Miami, FL 33133, USA

OpenUntil 10:00 PMBusyFree Admission$

Community sports park in Coconut Grove with turf fields, a playground, tennis courts and free parking

ParkOutdoorCoconut Grove

About Armbrister Park

Esther Mae Armbrister Park is a 4.4-acre City of Miami park at 4000 Grand Ave in Coconut Grove, named for the Bahamian-descended community activist Esther Mae Potts Armbrister.

The park is open daily from 7 AM to 10 PM, and admission is free. Fields are well lit in the evening, which is when the park is busiest, so mornings are quieter for a jog or a walk with kids.

A new community center project is listed on the City of Miami website for this park.