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Parks, Recreation, and Open Spaces
The City welcomes its residents to enjoy partially reopened parks while adhering to specific guidelines and restrictions available at ParksReopening.
As we return to programming, all waivers and proof of residency must be updated. Please bring identification and proof of residency (Hallandale Beach residents only) to expedite registration.
Registration for all programs is limited and COVID safety measures are strictly enforced. All participation in programs and activities in City of Hallandale Beach facilities must be in compliance with current COVID protocols.
Entry into all indoor facilities requires a temperature scan and wearing of a mask at all times. By registering for a program or activity, you are agreeing to follow all rules, regulations and guidelines in place at the time of your program.
In person registration accepted Monday - Thursday 8am - 5:30pm at the Cultural Community Center, 410 SE 3rd Street.
Reservations Now Being Accepted
Reservations Open for Indoor & Outdoor rentals.
The City of Hallandale Beach indoor and outdoor Park rental facilities are reopening! Rentals open August 1st for court, field, green space, pavilion, and room rentals.
We have new COVID requirements and expectations at this time to keep you, other park patrons, and our staff safe.
As we return to offering reservations, all proof of residency must be updated. Please bring identification and proof of residency (Hallandale Beach residents only) to expedite your reservation.
Entry into all indoor facilities requires a temperature scan and wearing of a mask at all times. By registering for a program or activity, you are agreeing to follow all rules, regulations and guidelines in place at the time of your program.
Reservations are offered on a first come first serve basis. and are accepted Monday - Thursday 8am - 5:30pm at the Cultural Community Center, 410 SE 3rd Street.
Check out our City Marina; Golden Isles Tennis Center; Historic Village home of the Curci House as listed on the National Register of Historic Places; and our community parks including the Cultural Community Center, home of the Parks and Recreation's Administrative Office.
We have almost completed the Parks Master Plan initiative to improve all City parks. On the November 4th, 2014 ballot, the Hallandale Beach Voters approved, by an overwhelming majority (65%), to issue $58.5 million General Obligation Bonds (GO Bonds) to complete the Parks Master Plan Improvements. Our Parks are governed by Park Ordinance 2015-08.