Location: Pembroke Pines
Top Things to do in Pembroke Pines
Top 10 Things to do in Pembroke Pines, United States
Pembroke Pines is a city in southern Broward County, Florida, United States. Pembroke Pines' current population is estimated at 168,587 as of 2016. The city had a population of 154,750 as of the 2010 census, making it the second-most populous city in Broward County after Fort Lauderdale, and the 11th-most populous in Florida. It is a principal city of the Miami metropolitan area, which was home to an estimated 6,012,331 people in 2015.
Restaurants in Pembroke Pines
1. C.B. Smith Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 246 reviews
Reviewed By J D - Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Stayed here for 2 weeks plus. Rates compareable to others in area. Location is convienent to Ft Lauderdale locations. Sites are relatively large with paved areas big enough for unit to sit on, relatively level with full hook ups.Quiet in park unless they have bands or outrageously loud music from the many parties going on during weekends.. and sometimes the nearby soccer field. Was interesting to see iguanas, multiple birds, ducks, and raccoons daily.
2. Sun Life Stadium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 361 reviews
Reviewed By AlexL12345 - Buenos Aires, Argentina
We went to watch Juventus- Paris saint germain
The stadium has been recently renovated and has air condition halls
Living rooms
And lots of places to eat
Looks amazing and super organize
Make sure not to take purse
Only plastic bags or reallyyyyyy small little purse like a wallet type for phone and money
They are super strict with security!
Not even seat cushions
We love the game and show
Will sure go back when an other event of this kind returns
3. Flamingo Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 970 reviews
Reviewed By lusby - Ridge, Maryland
We enjoyed our visit to Flamingo Gardens very much and were pleased to see the efforts made to help various creatures who have been injured and, if possible, return them to a natural habitat. It’s also a great place for visitors of all ages. While we were there we noticed several groups of school children who were enjoying their visit. The tram ride is a good way to get an overview of the Gardens and start your visit. Then you can return to areas of interest. There are lots of interesting tropical flora and birds, many flying free on the grounds as well as a large variety in an aviary with a walkway, and snakes and animals from the region. Kids as well as adults will enjoy the otters frolic in their habitat. There is snack bar with seating that looks out on the area where the flamingos are and is a pleasant place to take a break, have a bite, and enjoy the flamingos. The weekend home of the Wrays, the founders of Flamingo Gardens is also worth a look. We might have passed it by but a shower came while we were there and we ducked for a brief and worthwhile visit. It was interesting to note how small and modest the home was compared to many weekend homes of today.
4. Monster Mini Golf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Monster Mini Golf is an exciting indoor monster themed glow in the dark 18 hole miniature golf course that offers a host of fun activities at every turn. This is not your average mini golf course! Whether you're visiting for the first time, or the hundredth, you feel the excitement and adventure of playing mini golf among a scary but cool monster decor with custom and animated props at every turn. All locations are unique and custom designed. Monster Mini Golf is fun for the all ages! Our courses are challenging enough for adults to navigate, yet very playable for children. Throughout your stay, you will be entertained by our own in-house crazy DJ. In addition to mini golf, each Monster Mini Golf has its own state of the art arcade game area, private event rooms and some locations even have unusual gift shops!
Reviewed By Eric S - Davie
This was my first time here. 18 rounds cost 9 bucks and 8 for children I believe under 12. We bought a package at the counter which cost $50 and included 4 people to golf the 18 holes and a 25 game card for the arcade. Friendly staff and a fun afternoon. We had to wait about 40 minutes to golf. The staff sent a text to our phone when it was our turn to start. To keep the flow going, the staff tell you, you get 5 shots and if you don't make it on the fifth shot to just pick up the ball and count it as 6. Unfortunately we were behind a large group (8 or 9) mini golfers and they were taking forever. They also were not following the rules. That was the only downside! Other than that it was fun. Glow in the dark everything and a DJ was playing music.
5. Tree Tops Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By Zonicle
We were in the Davie area and decided to pick up sandwiches at Publix and have an impromptu picnic. Tree Tops Park sounded inviting so checked it out. Cost $1.50/pp to get in. As we entered, noticed a pretty lake on the right with several picnic tables right on the water, had lunch there. Was very relaxing. Watched people paddle boating right in front of us. Drove around the park, is big! A very appealing feature is SO many shady trees with LOTS of picnic tables to choose from. No shortage of tables. And if you are a big group, lots of pavilions to reserve...all the pavilions were filled! Highlights: Great shady trails, an observation tower, boardwalk over a marsh, playgrounds, butterfly garden, paddle boats, equestrian trails, picnicking, lots of green areas!
6. Dolphin Stadium
Overall Ratings
4 based on 164 reviews
Reviewed By Stephen K - Winter Park, Florida
The venue is excellent. Get club seats if you can afford it, for a more comfortable experience. DO NOT TAKE UBER OR A TAXI HERE. It was easy getting in & an absolute nightmare getting out. No kidding, it took 2 hours & the cabs stopped coming & they ended up bussing people out @ $15 per head to drop off downtown.
7. Brian Piccolo Sport Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Tom W - Pembroke Pines, Florida
Huge regional park with baseball, soccer, disc golf, velodrome, tennis courts, cricket field, exercise path, and playgrounds. During the week it is free to get in. Weekend it's $1.50 a person. I9 runs many youth programs on weekends. We love the park. Clean, lots of open space, many recreational opportunities for your family.
8. The Shops at Pembroke Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 174 reviews
Experience a relaxing shopping and dining experience at The Shops at Pembroke Gardens. Nestled between Miami and Boca Raton, this beautiful outdoor Center features over 75 stores and restaurants including Nike, DSW Shoes, Pandora, Sephora, Sur la Table, Barnes & Noble, Z Gallerie, Havana 1957, The Cheesecake Factory and so much more. It's the perfect place to meet a friend, celebrate a special occasion, enjoy a date-night or just enjoy a little me-time getaway. The Shops at Pembroke Gardens has everything for you in one place. Come for the Shopping... Stay for the Fun! And feel free to be your canine best friend too..pet's are welcome.
Reviewed By GUY L
Been there many times and always have fun there especially for a nice evening with the family. Each time we are there we always have a good time as there is always some kind of festival and outdoor activity you can share with the family.
9. Miramar Branch Library & Education Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By BetsyFrankGallery - Miramar, Florida
Excellent Customer services, clean, good lighting, security camera systems, private room for meeting business, students, seniors,many activities for kids, multi activities room. classes room..Book Nook, Publicity, Writer's Club, Art Exhibition, Library, Cultural Center, Book Fair,greetings cards sales, Online Books sales, membership program.,lab class computer, hobbies craft, languages learning, other programs.is very complete. Since opening its doors in September 2008, the Miramar Library and Educational Center, the newest of the 38 Broward County libraries, has grown and thrived. Of its many initiatives to heighten community awareness and foster greater volunteer participation, the establishment of a Friends organization has been one of the most far-reaching.
10. Topeekeegee Yugnee Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 207 reviews
The Seminole Indian name of this 138.6-acre urban park, Topeekeegee Yugnee, means "meeting or gathering place," appropriate for a park known for its shady picnic areas, many shelters, and a gazebo that is often booked for small weddings and receptions.T.Y. Park is home to Castaway Island water park, a full-hookup RV campground with Wi-Fi, 13 picnic shelters, an abundance of open picnic areas, and a large, open field suitable for a variety of family activities. Especially popular with our health-conscious patrons is the two-mile loop of paved pathways for walking, jogging, skating, and biking. Join our walking club and register your miles to earn incentives. NEW FITNESS ZONE! In December 2013, Broward County Parks and Memorial Healthcare System teamed up to provide The "Memorial Fitness Zone" which consists of 11 outdoor fitness equipment pieces. The equipment is free to use by anyone ages 14 and up. Weekend and holiday park entrance fees apply. Other popular areas within the park are the large shaded playground, basketball and tennis courts, the fishing pier, and the scenic lake water fountain.
Reviewed By Dennis B - Ottawa, ON
A very large well treed park with a 2 mile walking trail around a central lake this is an excellent place to enjoy some exercise and have a picnic. There are many picnic tables and several shelters that can be reserved for larger groups.
There is a water park area that is open on weekends. Entrance to the park is free on weekdays and costs $3.00 on weekends.
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