Hamptons Pines Park

I’ve watched this park grow for 10+ years. After the Hurricanes destroyed a large portion of it, they used that to make the park look even better. It’s a nice sized park. You can fish, rent paddle boats and kayaks. Big playground for children and pavilions you can rent for parties, etc. Nice paved trail for walkers, runner’s and cyclists. Also a fitness trail. Vending machines for drinks and snacks. Lots of shade from the sun as well. I love that they added a side gate that opens earlier for people who want an early walk, run or moment to relax in quiet before the main gates open. No charge for parking or entry.

Nice pavilions for outdoor parties. They also have one playground in the front and one in the back which I find very convenient. Shelters have electricity and the option to grill and I think two places to play volleyball. Great trails for waking, jogging, or biking. Well kept park and their annual haunted hamptons is always nice to just hang out. Simple but useful park with reasonable rental prices.

This is a great park for adults and kids. There are two playgrounds with a variety of slides, seesaws, swings and climbing apparatus. You can rent peddle boats, go fishing or feed the ducks. The park has good trails to run, walk or bike and work out equipment is available at different locations along the trail. Lots of shade from the trees but tons of bugs to go along with it :-)
This will be my new go to park

This is a great little park that is usually nice and quiet and not very busy. Truly a hidden gem in the city of North Lauderdale and across 81^st ave is the tennis courts.

i’ve been coming to this park for more than ten months… it’s located close to my dwellings… so my boyfriend and i just walk across on the weekends and jog/​walk. i truly enjoy the peace and quiet early in the mornings. we have also participated in the marathons there as well. however, just this weekend… actually yesterday, may 16, 2015 we decided we wanted to bike ride through the park… so we rented two of the park’s bikes for half hour @ $ 4.00 for the two of us. i got the girl bike with the basket and began riding the trails… i noticed that the bike was not turning in the direction of the trail… very curvy areas. .the steering was off in the front alignment of the bike… needless to say, i fell and skinned my right knee. that was it for me! my boyfriend helped me up and we went to the concession to return the bike to pedro and informed him of the incident. also, informed him that the bike needed some front wheel alignment work… or something! please be aware of this type of thing. the parks need to have the equipment updated and in good condition for all customers! i will continue to go and jog in this park… but no more bike riding until they update!

My husband and I frequent this park on a weekly basis if not more. There’s not really anything I dislike about the park I think it’s great but here are my cons and while not all of them are strictly Con persay I feel as if I should mention: there’s a no dog policy. I also feel that there is not too many events there that are welcoming to all ages for instance their movie night that happens in a rare Bluemoon. The pros: I love that they have grills and picnic areas not only that but they have pavilions. The pavilions or rentable and pretty amazing the price I definitely recommend it for a birthday party for a kid there’s some great playgrounds. There’s also the lake in which on weekends you can rent out little paddle boats, bicycles for 5 dollars or less. Something else we really enjoy is that jogging trails in which my husband jogs and I bike ride and there’s ample space. There’s always workers there you know keeping the park mean which is very nice as well. Well that’s my review I’ll update as time goes by.

I ride my bike here sometimes and read a book by the lake. Occasionally my boyfriend and I will rent a peddle boat for only $ 4.
Cute, very low key park! I love it.

This is my go to park to jog and get my exercise on. The park is very clean and big. Newly well kept asphalt track that have three paths different distances. This park also offer different non motorized water activities and bike rentals for a modest fee. My only negative about this park would be the abundance of big spiders in the trees. They have never caused any problems for me but can catch you off guard at times seeing them. Otherwise love this park and will continue going

This is a lovely little hidden park. It’s not a small glorified playground, like so many of the parks in our area.
This is a woodland getaway, with a variety of trees and birds. There is a very pretty trail for walking or running, a picturesque lake and other scenic attributes. You can even rent paddle boats or kayaks for about $ 5 an hour. There is also a fitness course, so you can do your workout in fresh air.
On the more «usual» side, there are several good sized picnic pavilions with electricity and grills. There are two sand volleyball pits, but they could use some upgrading. Of course there are play areas for the little ones.
There is lots of parking, which is also a nice change for our local parks.
So, go check it out and have a great time!

Ok I still like this park but I came here again with friends around 4pm on Thursday and we noticed a few odd things. First, while pulling into the lot there were about 3 cars parked with men sitting in them. They could’ve been waiting for someone, but we found it odd seeing men randomly sitting in cars.
Second, there were a lot of men in the park that worked there and looked somewhat shady. There were also many single men walking/​jogging that day. The ratio seemed to be 3 men to every woman.
Am I just being paranoid? Maybe so but with any public place I would simply suggest being aware of your surroundings– especially when walking on the paths that are more hidden within the park. I say it’s best to come here weekend mornings/​early afternoons.
There was also a bulletin board with a sexual predator’s pic and info on it.
Please beware!

I mean, yes, it’s just a park, but is it really JUST a park.
This review will seem stupid on so many levels to anyone who can’t sympathize with my hatred of offices. I guess I’ll start there.
I HATE offices. Absolutely abhor them. I don’t think man was meant to be confined. I watch these Westerns with their beautiful, wide-​angle, all-​encompassing shots and their lonely cowboys riding along the plains with nothing beyond what their saddles can hold, and I think to myself, «If Sheriff John T. Chance ever had to be relegated to a cubicle, Rio Bravo would have ended much more morbidly.»
So Hampton Pines Parks, to me, is an escape. It’s a break from the insanity building behind my eyes as brought on by the 9 to 5 American lifestyle.
I’m not crazy. I promise.
You can find me here most days, either reading or walking laps or both simultaneously. (I rarely look up, so be careful not to run into me.) This place is maintained well, quiet, and above all, OPEN. And I don’t mean for business. I mean open as in, «Not closed in.»
You need places like this. You really do. Or, at the very least, I do.

Hampton Pines Park is an excellent place to bring your children and family for it’s playgrounds, boat rides, and outdoor parties. Even though it’s not a pet friendly environment you can also enjoy its trails that leads all around the park.

Hamptons Park is a 32-​acre gem of a park for the locals living in or near North Lauderdale. Not a glorified playground, Hamptons is classified as a woodland park that is brimming with shady trees such as slash pines and cypress trees. In its center is a scenic lake that has a walking path around it and various park benches. You can rent canoes, paddle boats, etc. for less then $ 5/​hr. Park pavilions are popular with families throwing barbeque birthday parties. Inside, there a few volleyball sand lots.
There are small nature trails that wind around the park along with small, well-​maintained tot playgrounds for the kids to play. Lotsa folks go here to go running or bicycling around.
Also, every year, there’s a Halloween haunted house situated at the park that lots of teens and kiddies go to for family fun.