Amelia Earhart Park

The Amelia Earhart Park is located in Hialeah in Florida, a park that was named in honor of Amelia Earhart, one of the world's most famous, first female pilots. Situated in the city center, the park is a vast area with plenty of recreation for families with kids.

The park consists of two large lakes, ideal for bass fishing, and a kids' island, store and picnic area. Amongst its other treats is a farm type village with a farm yard full of animals for kids to pet. Additionally, it is popular with all ages because of its pony rides and long biking trail. In fact, the biking trail is popular with mountain bikers who enjoy its varied obstacles, allowing them to test their skills and challenge themselves at avoiding other bikers enjoying the outdoors experience and exhilaration of numerous man-made hills, twists and even turns.

The park is open throughout the year, providing an excellent place for relaxation. Even the elderly swarm to the park when the weather permits to enjoy horseshoe throwing and bowls. Its store resembles one found in any country town or village, offering snacks, cooling drinks, ice creams and toys. There are even souvenirs for the many visitors from abroad who flock to this part of the state for holidays.

The Amelia Earhart Park allows everyone to enjoy a bit of the country, right in the heart of a huge city center. It is one of many green spaces that bring the wonders of the outdoors to those who might not have the opportunity otherwise.