Colee Hammock Park

Colee Hammock Park is a nice beautiful park that's right on a man-made river. The views are very spectacular of the river. On the river across the way there are very big expensive mansions that are right on the shoreline of the river. There are a lot of beautiful mansions in the area

Colee Hammock Park is a hidden gem in downtown Fort Lauderdale. It is a beautiful small park with a lot of shades from banyan and other big trees. There is always a breeze coming from the canal. I enjoy being in this park, doing some people or boat watching on the canal, very relaxing, quiet and refreshing. Some mornings people come here for yoga practice or other exercises.

What a beautiful hidden gem right in the heart of downtown but away from the hustle bustle of it..next to water so u get to see boats and kayaks :)..best place to soak sun and see multi million dollar mansions It has a few free parking spots too…

Colee Hammock Park in Fort Lauderdale is a delightful waterfront oasis. Nestled along the New River, this park boasts lush green grass dotted with swaying palm trees, creating a serene tropical setting. The park's waterfront location offers picturesque views of boats gently gliding along the river, adding to the tranquil ambiance. It's a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll, picnic, or simply relaxing by the water. The park's laid-back vibe and scenic beauty make it a favorite among locals and visitors alike, providing a peaceful escape amidst the bustling city. Whether you're seeking a moment of solitude or a scenic backdrop for social gatherings, Colee Hammock Park delivers a quintessential South Florida experience.

This small, well-maintained and incredibly serene park is a hidden treasure right behind bustling Las Olas Boulevard. If you love cool ocean breezes, plenty of shade, peace and quiet, beautiful tropical flora, and a place to read, picnic, rest, or view every manner of sea vessel navigating the deep blue sea, then this is your place! You will find a few spaces in front where you can park for free for three hours. At the entrance is a little box for book exchanges, and the lovely brick paths lead you to benches strategically placed around the park for water viewing. Someone brought a hammock the other day and was sleeping in the shade. Nurses were enjoying a quiet lunch together, while another family gathered for a picnic with their young children. I simply love it here. Kudos to the City of Fort Lauderdale workers who were there tidying up, always with smiles and pleasant greetings for everyone. Bring your camera as the sights along the water are stunning!