Greynolds Park
City park in North Miami Beach, Miami
A historic park preserving tropical hardwood hammock and coastal mangroves along the Oleta River.
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What to see
- Hammock Trail, an unpaved path winding through a rare remnant of tropical hardwood hammock forest.
- Boardwalk paths through coastal mangrove wetlands along the edge of the Oleta River.
- Mature strangler figs clinging to and enveloping host trees throughout the shaded park grounds.
- Observation Mound, built from quarry limestone with views over surrounding tree canopies and lagoons.
Plants you can see here
- Gumbo limbo Bursera simaruba
- Strangler fig Ficus aurea
- Live oak Quercus virginiana
- Red mangrove Rhizophora mangle
- Florida royal palm Roystonea regia
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Nearby plant places
West Greynolds Park
Rare remnant tropical hardwood hammock and coastal mangroves preserved along the tidal Oleta River.
East Greynolds Park
Mangrove shoreline and coastal hardwood hammock along the Maule Lake waterfront.
Lila Kauffman Botanical Garden
Meditation Garden at Town Center Park
A quiet green sanctuary with native plantings and restored mangroves on the barrier island.
Oleta River State Park
Expansive coastal mangrove forests and restored maritime hammock along the scenic Oleta River.
Arch Creek Park
A remnant tropical hardwood hammock preserving mature live oaks, gumbo limbos, and wild coontie cycads.
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