Whispering Pines Park

Simple little park. Great for the kids.
Has coverage from the sun and heat which is great for those ridiculously hot days. Plenty of seating for the parents.
Covered area with picnic tables which can be used for parties. (However on a first come first served basis)
My only complaint is that they do not have restrooms or water fountain of any kind.

As other posters have confirmed its hidden and small. However, it is devoid of spider monkeys. Nothing more shitty than getting chased by a stinky spider monkey. They bite, steal food and masturbate like crazy. Some of Dade’s other parks have them so make sure you lock your car doors as they know how to drive. Peace.

Great park for the kids. Small, fenced in and is covered with Sun Shade. Goodness knows we need that in south fla. Fla. I ended up here for a quick break from my walk around our lake. It’s a great guide if your exercising and need a focal point and an ending. Well the park was empty and shady. What’s great also is if your kids attend school, which is located right next door, like mine does, you can let them run around and burn off some energy before going g home. I give only a 4 star, bc I hate that there’s sand. Why not recycled tires chips instead? My son always gets sand in his shoes and tracks it in the house. Aargh!!! But overall a nice, friendly, family oriented place to go.

This is a tiny neighborhood park next to Whispering Pines Elementary school.
It is small, but well shaded. It is also rarely crowded since no one knows about it.
Now, that can be good and bad. My daughter prefers to play WITH someone, so we don’t come here a lot.
There is also no bathroom.

The great thing about this park is that it’s like a hidden treasure. It is on the small side, but it’s never crowded, so it balances out. They do have a nice awning over the playground, so it doesn’t get too hot. There’s also a small picnic area if you want to throw a party, or bring food. All in all, decent park.