Parkland

Parkland is a tranquil city nestled in a serene, wooded environment in Northwest Broward County, Florida. This unique city was incorporated in 1963. While its features are predominantly residential, small portions are zoned for commercial and industrial development. Currently, the population is approximately 25,000 and long term projections anticipate the eventual population of approximately 35,000. City leaders are using a conservative approach to growth in order to maintain a small town park-like flavor.

The City consists of 8.5 miles of multipurpose trails, bike paths & sidewalks; a 5.5-acre park with sports field lighting and a tot lot; a 50 acre park with sports field lighting and other amenities; a 7.5 acre Equestrian Center, the 20 acre Doris Davis Forman Wilderness Preserve, and the citizen constructed 7 acre Liberty Park containing numerous play areas representing American patriotic themes.  

Additionally, the first and second phase of the ultimately 80 acre Pine Trails Park are completed, and its amenities consist of a Community Center and an Amphitheater, 3 pavilions, restrooms, 4 tee ball fields, and a fishing pier and boardwalk. The Amphitheater is located at 10561 Trails End. For concert information, contact Special Events at (954) 757-4120. The YMCA hosts and manages a variety of programs in the Community Center located at 10559 Trails End. For YMCA programs information, contact the YMCA at (954) 384-9622.

The state of the art Parkland Library is located at the Municipal Complex at 6620 University Drive.  Parkland residents are encouraged to contact (954) 757-4200 to obtain library cards and Parkland Homeowners Stickers ($ 5.00 each), and to register for its programs and events. Check the City’s website for programs and events. The hours of operation are 10:00 AM to 7:30 PM, Monday-Thursday and 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Friday and Saturday.