Salvadore Park

Best clay courts for the price. Usually clay courts in Miami will be pricey and this location with quality of such courts is the best value.

Love, love, love this park.
Shade, great parking, lots to do for kids.
Swings for babies and toddlers.
Racket ball for the adults.

Best clay courts in Miami! If you’re a Miami resident you pay $ 4 an hour to play. Great staff, very helpful. Plenty of parking, although if you come around 2 – 3 you will get traffic from the school across the street. Love coming here!

This is by far the best park in the area for children. It’s got a bunch of playground stuff for the younger set as well as a decent size field for them to run around in.
The only drawback is it can be a victim of its own success, being quite crowded on weekends.

Great place to play tennis and the lights are great at night. The courts are ok for clay and there is almost no wait for the courts to be available.

Awesome clay courts! Staff is a little slow. Plenty of parking available.

Very family friendly! Great playground for the kiddies!

This park is an extremely clean and family friendly park. There are tennis courts and playscapes for young children and older ones too.
We bring lunch here and hang out and there are nice families that do the same.
Let’s remember that Miami is not your trash can, so please pick up your trash and properly dispose of your sigarette. :)

Salvadore park is a nice clean place to let your children let loose. It’s about two blocks off of Granada. The parking is very convenient and its surrounded by several houses so i’m sure its a nice walk for
residents.
They offer a tennis center with clay courts and instructors available. I love to come and practice on the tennis walls which are usually pretty empty unlike the biltmore. There are 4 walls, 2 on each side, and the area is gated so unless you hit a fly ball you are good.

The courts, which is what I go here for, are not too terrible. It’s unfortunately some of the better har-​tru (clay) courts in Miami-​Dade. The prices are reasonable, and the lights stay on until about 9. They do have appointments available, however you have to be a member.

I love Tennis and I love Florida and now I love Salvadore Tennis Park. The clay courts are in excellent shape, lights are very good. For the money these are one of the best PUBLIC courts in Miami by far. The Coral Gables surroundings are very lovely. You have over 12 courts, bathroom, shower facilities, only a few lockers. Staff is friendly. Reservations are permitted during week days and sometimes not permitted if you are not member and the staff asks you. NO reservations on the weekends, first come firts serve.

Dear Salvadore Park,
I really like your little park, tucked away off of Granda, and not too far from Venetian Pool. I took my nephew here recently, and I had a blast just watching him play and explore.
I enjoy that you have these awesome, and quite durable, plastic dinosaurs that the kids can ride and climb on, and I also love the built-​in hop-​scotch set ups towards the entrance. There are also all kinds of swings and play-​gyms, and it seems you have the cool padding material wherever the kids could fall down. Lastly, there’s a pavilion for picnicking/​birthday parties, and a huge grassy field for ball games.
One of your major bonuses are your bathrooms (important), a water fountain, and tennis & racquetball courts, not to mention the tons of trees providing ample shade. Overall, you’re a well-​rounded park, located in a beautiful area of the Gables — SCORE!
Til my next babysitting adventure…
All the best,
SabrinaAnna

A spacious park where there is never really a crowd :) They have both the bigger kid/​toddler play set, as well as baby and big kid swings. The only drawback is that the baby/​big kids swings are about 100 yards away from each other and there are only two of each, but like i said — I’ve never encountered a crowd. The space is ample and would be nice for a picnic or birthday party — and they also have pretty nice tennis courts (which I think are free) and four raquetball courts which are very well maintained. This park recently had a makeover, so I can’t comment on it prior to now. They also have the fake grass around the play sets — which I actually like — b/​c I have somewhere to sit the baby while my 2 ½ year old is playing. They also have this little stage area — which is kinda fun if your kid is a ham. I’m happy that this is our new playground — because it’s a nice walk from our house, ie workout, and the kids really seem to enjoy it!