Roberto Clemente Park

A City of Miami neighborhood park on NW 34th Street, on the Midtown edge, run by the city's Parks and Recreation department.

Vérifié octobre 2026

For locals and people staying nearby who want a public park within walking distance of Midtown. It's a neighborhood park, not a destination, and the city publishes little about what's inside.

The schedule

Weekday hours run long: 8 am to 9 pm Monday through Friday, so an after-work stop is realistic even in winter, when it gets dark early. Weekends are shorter. It opens at 9 am and closes at 6 pm on Saturday and Sunday, so don't plan a weekend sunset hangout here. That split is the opposite of what most people expect from a park, and it's the one detail worth remembering before you head over.

Where it sits

The address is 101 NW 34th St, a few blocks west of the Midtown shops and restaurants and just north of Wynwood. It's a city park on a residential and commercial block, the kind of place neighbors use rather than one visitors cross town for. If you're already eating or shopping in Midtown, it's an easy walk. If you're coming from the beach, there are bigger parks that justify the drive more. Google reviewers like it well enough: 4.5 from about 235 reviews.

What the city doesn't say

The official city page for this park is mostly site navigation, with no published list of courts, fields, playgrounds or programs. We'd rather tell you that than guess. If you're planning around a specific use, say a pickup game, a kids' outing or a class, call the City of Miami Parks and Recreation department or check their parks directory first. Treat it as a reliable public green space close to Midtown, and confirm anything more specific before you go.

Bon à savoir

Weekends close early: 6 pm on Saturday and Sunday, versus 9 pm on weekdays.

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