The Gardens North County District Park

About

Kids can explore 23 acres of nature trails, splash around at the pad, and play on the gravity rail and ninja-style playground. The 82-acre complex has seven lighted athletic fields, open space for running around, and plenty of shade. It's clean, fully fenced, and has more than 600 parking spots nearby. This works for any age and any activity level. Your kid might come for team sports practice, cool off at the splash pad on a hot day, or spend an afternoon on the trails. First-time visitors often head straight to the playground or water area to get a feel for the place. The park has multiple pavilions if your family wants to make a day of it.

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Programs (2)

• Camp Gardens

  Camp
  · Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday· Morning· Free

  Camp Gardens is Palm Beach Gardens' recreation program that welcomes the whole family—from toddlers through teens and adults—to get outside and stay active together in your community. The program runs throughout the week with morning sessions, so you've got flexibility to fit it into your schedule. Best of all, it's completely free, which makes it easy to try out without any commitment. It's a great way to get your kids (or yourself!) enjoying what our city has to offer without breaking the bank.

• Programs & Events

  Camp
  · Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday· Morning· Free

  The Gardens North County District Park runs a variety of programs and events throughout the week that bring the whole community together, from toddlers all the way through adults. Whether your family is looking to jump into something fun on a Saturday morning or find activities during the week, they've got options available across all seven days, with morning time slots that work great for families. Everything is completely free, so you can try out different programs without worrying about the cost. They do a nice mix of activities—like their April Pools' Day water safety event and seasonal indoor yard sales—that feel genuinely fun rather than just checking boxes. It's a great way to explore what your community has to offer and connect with other local families.