Flamingo Park spans 36.5 acres in the heart of the Historic Flamingo Park neighborhood in South Beach. Bordered by Alton Road and Meridian Avenue, the park stretches from 11 Street on the south to just north of Española Way. As one of Miami Beach’s most active recreational destinations, Flamingo Park is continually evolving as the City works to enhance its facilities and strengthen their long‑term resilience. The Flamingo Park Master Plan outlines a series of improvements, many of which are underway or already complete.

Phase I focused on park‑wide upgrades, including new landscaping, irrigation and drainage improvements, renovated walkways, estate fencing, and enhanced pedestrian lighting. Phase II, implemented concurrently, introduced a new outdoor fitness zone to expand recreational opportunities for residents and visitors.

The handball courts project brings a comprehensive set of improvements: electrical upgrades, new sports and general lighting, stucco repairs, resurfaced courts, frameless windows and doors, new fencing, and fresh paint. The courts will also feature seating areas and drinking fountains to support both players and spectators.

Additional master plan components—such as the Flamingo Park Lodge and the Softball Field—are currently under construction and expected to be completed in early 2026. Future phases, including the Butterfly Garden, Baseball Stadium enhancements, and the park’s Art in Public Places centerpiece, are moving forward in planning and design.