Miami Circle Park

This is not a a dog park. signs clearly stating no pets allowed are continually thrown in the trash. We all can appreciate open space in urban living however the self entitlement of the «off leash crew» is laughable. Moderators need to update this as a park and not a dog park so we do not continue the ignorance of regulars here.

Would be nicer if people didn’t let their dogs tear it up and would pick up after their dogs. Beautiful place to hang out, but its a shame that something with so much history is being crapped on every day.

One of the best settings for a dog park I have ever seen. You have the beautiful Miami skyline on one side and the ocean/​port of Miami on the other. The park is equipped with a water fountain for humans and for your four legged friend. It’s is also equipped with baggies to clean up after your pet if you continue to walk over by the water behind the icon. There is a ton of grass and at anytime of the day you will see a minimum of 2 other dogs playing with their owners. This little park is a great spot to visit whether you come with your pets or fly solo.

Great place to walk your dog and take in the beautiful views of Biscayne Bay. Don’t be surprised if you see the occasional dolphin swimming in the bay.
Even if you don’t have a dog, it’s a great park to run or just relax.

This park has a charmed feel to it. There are not many places in South Florida where you can have a mystic mixture of prehistoric Florida and Miami’s beautiful waterways and modern architecture. If you have a dog, they are going to love the walk also. Definitely a great walking destination.

Difficult to find location. Next door there is a residence, and even the valet had no idea that this park exists and he was confused about how to give directions. I was very impressed by the ancient quality of the structures, however a little bit disappointed by the cartoonish nature of the story placard, which left too much to the imagination:
Indians + us = friends, lots of fun times were had here!
It is too a shame that this hallowed ground has been reduced to just a dog poop park, and that the local owners don’t even try to pick up after them. I also found a used cigarette wedged into one of the pillars, whose «sponsors» had also preserved their own place in history by carving their names on top of the once buried Indian artifact.

Awesome park in the heart of downtown Miami. The view is simply stunning, especially at night. It makes me reminiscent of Battery City in Manhattan.
The best time to come during the year is fall and early spring. There are small display boards throughout the park that tell people the history and story of the circle

Miami Circle Park is where the the Tequesta Indians had their main village for over two thousand years until the Europeans came over and sent them on their not-​so-​merry ways. The Brickell family would later build a beautiful home right at the mouth of the Miami River and allowed the surrounding Native Americans to frequent their trading post (what a guy). The area south of the river is now called Brickell instead of Tequesta
Miami Circle park would have been yet another over-​priced condo/​hotel if they would not have found the original mound outline where Tommy Tequesta raised his family. Thankfully, they did and now Miami has sorely needed water front public space