Betsy Adams and the Coral Gables Garden Club Park
City park in Coral Gables, Miami
A landscaped neighborhood park honoring the beautification legacy of the Coral Gables Garden Club.
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What to see
- Dedication plaque honoring Betsy Adams and the Coral Gables Garden Club for their civic beautification work.
- Natural rock formations situated along the southern portion of the grounds.
- Low stone retaining walls and decorative stone paving bordering the green spaces.
- Small outdoor amphitheater designed for neighborhood gatherings.
- Open manicured lawn and toddler play area repurposed from a residential double lot.
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