Bryan Park

A City of Miami neighborhood park on SW 13th Street in Little Havana, open 7 am to 8:30 pm every day of the week.

Checked October 2026

Good for locals who want a nearby patch of green with reliable daily hours. The trade-off: public info on what's inside is thin, so treat it as a neighborhood stop, not a destination worth crossing town for.

The daily schedule

Bryan Park keeps the same hours seven days a week: gates open at 7 am and it closes at 8:30 pm. That's a simple schedule to remember, and it covers both an early walk before work and an after-dinner stroll once the heat lets up. In summer, the evening window is the sweet spot, since Miami afternoons can be brutal on open ground. Don't plan on a late-night visit, though. When 8:30 hits, the day is done here.

What the reviews say

It holds a 4.6 from about 430 Google reviews, which is a strong score for a city park and suggests people who use it regularly are happy with it. That review count also tells you something: this is a neighborhood spot, not a tourist draw. Expect locals rather than crowds of visitors. The city's own page doesn't list amenities, so we can't promise courts, a playground or specific facilities. If you need something particular, check with the city's parks department first.

Around the block

The park sits at 2301 SW 13th Street, on the western side of Little Havana where the streets turn quieter and more residential. That makes it a handy place to stretch your legs if you live nearby or you're already in the area for lunch or errands. It's run by the City of Miami Parks and Recreation department, so any events, closures or programs will go through them. Pair it with a coffee stop in the neighborhood and you've got an easy, low-key morning.

Good to know

It's a City of Miami park, so check with Parks and Recreation for closures or programs before you go.

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