Parks are a big part of why families choose Weston. The city runs more than a dozen parks and recreation facilities on over 245 acres, from small lakeside playgrounds tucked into neighborhoods to three large athletic complexes where most of the city's youth leagues play. This guide sorts Weston's city parks by the kind of day you're planning, with addresses, the amenities the City of Weston lists for each, and links to our in-depth guides and nearby homes for sale.
20200 Saddle Club Road. The city's largest park and its busiest sports hub, with baseball fields, multi-purpose fields, roller hockey and artificial turf rinks, basketball, pickleball, sand volleyball, beach tennis, an exercise path, an event stage and a shaded playground. The Weston Community Center and the YMCA are here too. Dogs are not allowed. Read our Weston Regional Park guide.
600 Indian Trace. A 42-acre park next to Tequesta Trace Middle School in eastern Weston, with four baseball fields, artificial turf fields, a track with stadium seating, Weston's free skate park and a shaded playground. It's open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. and leashed dogs are welcome. Youth football, cheer and track teams practice here. Read our Tequesta Trace Park guide.
18800 Vista Park Boulevard, near Cypress Bay High School in western Weston. Softball and multi-purpose fields, a shaded playground and EV charging. Games here can be streamed through the city's MuscoVision automated broadcasting, which is handy for relatives who can't make it in person. Dogs are not allowed. Read our Vista Park guide.
1300 Three Village Road. A lakeside neighborhood park with a fishing dock, a shaded playground, shelters and a lighted walkway. It's also the site of the Tequesta Trace burial mound, and markers along the Weston History Walk tell the story of the Tequesta people who lived here. Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Read our Peace Mound Park guide.
Peace Mound Park, beside the Tequesta neighborhood.
Emerald Estates Park
16400 Emerald Estates Drive, in southern Weston (33331). One of the best-equipped neighborhood parks in the city: lighted tennis courts, a half-court basketball hoop, fitness stations, shelters with tables and grills, a shaded playground, restrooms and a lighted walkway along the water. Leashed dogs are allowed. It's next to the gated Emerald Estates community.
Eagle Point Park
18691 North Lake Boulevard. Water views plus sand volleyball, beach tennis, ball fields, a multi-purpose field, a shaded playground and a lighted walkway.
1900 Bell Tower Lane, at the south end of Weston Town Center. A waterfront park with an outdoor amphitheater, an easy stop before or after dinner at Town Center. Read our Town Center Park guide.
Library Park
4255 Bonaventure Boulevard, at Vista Park Boulevard next to the Weston Branch Library. A 5-acre park with fountains, shelters, a lighted walkway and stops on the Weston History Walk. Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
For a Playground Day
South Florida sun is serious, so it helps that nearly every Weston playground has a shade cover.
Gator Run Park, 1101 Park Boulevard: shaded playground, restrooms, shelters and a lighted walkway.
Country Isles Park, 2260 Country Isles Road: shaded playground, shelters and an open play area.
Indian Trace Park, 17998 Saddle Club Road: shaded playground, ball field, basketball, fitness stations and a Little Free Library, next to Indian Trace Elementary.
Windmill Ranch Park, 2902 Bonaventure Boulevard: shaded playground, a multi-purpose field and open play space.
Heron Park, 1620 Three Village Road: a ball field and open play area.
For Tennis, Pickleball and Padel
The Weston Racquet Club at 16451 Racquet Club Road (954-389-8666) has lighted tennis courts, pickleball, padel and a pro shop. For free, casual pickleball, try Indian Trace Park or Weston Regional Park, and Emerald Estates Park has lighted public tennis courts.
Most Weston parks allow dogs on a leash no longer than 6 feet. The exceptions are Weston Regional Park, Vista Park and the Weston Racquet Club, which don't allow dogs.
Lightning Safety at Weston Parks
Weston runs a ThorGuard lightning prediction system at its three athletic parks: Tequesta Trace, Vista and Weston Regional. One long horn blast means everyone should leave the fields and take shelter; three short blasts mean it's safe to go back out.
Homes Near Weston's Parks
Almost every Weston neighborhood is within a short drive, and often a short walk or bike ride, of a city park. If being close to a particular park matters to you, each of our park guides shows homes for sale nearby:
Park addresses, amenities, hours and dog rules from the City of Weston as of November 2026. Amenities and rules can change, so check with Weston Parks and Recreation (954-389-4321) before you go.
