Parks in Pompano Beach, FL, Including Hunters Manor Park
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"The parks in Pompano Beach, FL range from a neighborhood park with a walking track to the public beach and its playground and splash pad. The city's visitor site says Pompano Beach has more than 50 parks, with playgrounds, sports fields and walking paths. The one closest to Hunters Manor in name is Hunters Manor Park, a city park at 1801 NW 4th Street. This guide shows what that park has, what else is on offer, and how to pick the right park for your household.
Parks matter when you buy a home. They are where you walk the dog, teach a child to ride a bike, and meet the people who live nearby. A single-family home with a lanai is great, but a park gives you room to spread out.
Hunters Manor Park
Hunters Manor Park is a city park at 1801 NW 4th Street. It is in the same part of Pompano Beach as the Hunters Manor community. Here is what the city lists there:
Picnic areas, grills and benches
Restrooms
A walking, jogging and biking track
Tennis courts
A playground
Basketball courts
Handball courts
An exercise area
Volleyball
Bike racks
Pavilion shelters that can be rented
The city lists the park as open from sunrise to sunset. Rules and hours can change, so check the city's park page before a big event.
Who Will Like It
Families with young kids. The playground and the picnic areas make it easy to spend an afternoon.
Walkers and runners. The track gives you a set loop, so you do not have to plan a route.
Anyone who likes a pickup game. Basketball, tennis, handball and volleyball are all listed.
People with a group. The pavilion shelters can be rented for parties. Call the city to ask how.
The Beach as a Park
The public beach is a park too. The visitor site describes a three-mile stretch with lifeguard towers, six wheelchair access points and a beachfront promenade. It also lists a playground, a splash pad, a fitness zone along the promenade and open-air pavilions that can be rented. You can rent a lounge chair, umbrella or beach bed.
The Fisher Family Pier. It runs nearly 900 feet into the Atlantic and has a bike rack, and it is part of the beach scene. Read our guide to the Pompano Beach pier and beaches for more.
The City Park System
The city runs its parks from one website. Its park map and list shows every park with its address and features. It is the best place to look up a park before you visit.
The visitor site says the city has tennis and pickleball courts and more than 50 parks with playgrounds, sports fields and walking paths. Parks vary a lot in size and features. When you find one you like, open its page and read the list of amenities.
How to Choose
Ask yourself three things.
What do I do there? A walker wants a path. A parent wants a playground and shade. A tennis player wants a court.
When do I go? Check each park's hours. If you work late, ask the city which parks have lights.
Who comes with me? Big groups need pavilions and picnic tables. A solo walk needs less.
A Simple Park Visit Checklist
Before you settle on a park, visit it twice. Go once at the time you would normally use it. Go again at a different time. Here is what to look at.
Shade. Florida sun is strong. See where the shade falls in the afternoon.
Surfaces. Look at the track, the courts and the playground. Are they in good shape?
Restrooms. Check that they are open and clean.
Parking or street access. See how easy it is to arrive with kids or gear.
Crowds. Weekends and holidays can be busy. Notice how full it gets.
Rules. Read any posted signs about dogs, grills and events.
Two visits tell you far more than a list ever will. Bring your family, and bring the dog if the rules allow.
Golf and Bigger Outings
Golf is part of life here. The visitor site says five local golf courses operate in the area. It also lists TopGolf, a hitting-bay entertainment spot. Butterfly World in nearby Coconut Creek is on the visitor site's list as well.
For a full list of what to do, read things to do in Pompano Beach, FL.
The Community Pavilion at Hunters Manor
D.R. Horton lists a community pavilion among the Hunters Manor amenities. The builder does not say when it opens or how it is used, so we do not either. Call 561-704-0091 and ask what is open today before you plan around it.
Even with a pavilion on site, you will still likely want a city park now and then. The city has other parks, and the beach, if you want a bigger track, a court or the ocean.
Getting to the Parks
Hunters Manor is on NW 7th Street, and Hunters Manor Park is on NW 4th Street. To reach the beach you head east. Atlantic Boulevard runs east toward the pier, and Federal Highway, also called US 1, runs north and south through the city.
For a road-by-road guide, see downtown Pompano Beach and getting around from Hunters Manor.
Parks and Everyday Life
A park is more than a place to visit. It changes how a week feels. Here are a few simple routines that homeowners often build around a park:
A morning loop on the track before work
A picnic dinner after school
A weekend game at the courts
A slow evening walk with a neighbor
A birthday party in a rented pavilion
Homes at Hunters Manor are single-family houses, so you also have your own paver lanai to use. Every plan has a covered lanai on the plan sheet. The park is the extra room.
If you have not picked a plan yet, start with Hunters Manor floor plans compared. If you have school-age children, see Broward County schools and daily life near Hunters Manor.
See Hunters Manor for Yourself
Hunters Manor has five plans, from a one-story four-bedroom to a two-story five-bedroom. Homes have recently started from the $610,000s and run into the $690,000s. Call 561-704-0091 for today's numbers and incentives. Incentives change often, so ask what is offered right now.
The best way to judge the neighborhood is to walk it. Tour the model, then stop by the park. We can plan that visit with you.
Call 561-704-0091 or tour Hunters Manor and stop by the park.
Common Questions
What parks are near Hunters Manor?
Hunters Manor Park, a city park at 1801 NW 4th Street, is in the same part of Pompano Beach. The city also lists more than 50 other parks. Use the city's park map to look up any of them.
What is at Hunters Manor Park?
The city lists picnic areas, grills, a walking and jogging track, tennis, basketball and handball courts, a playground, an exercise area, volleyball and rentable pavilion shelters.
What hours is Hunters Manor Park open?
The city lists sunrise to sunset. Hours and rules can change, so check the city's park page before you go.
Can I rent a pavilion at the park?
The city lists pavilion shelters that can be rented at Hunters Manor Park. Contact the city's parks department for how to reserve one.
Does Pompano Beach have tennis and pickleball courts?
Yes. The city's visitor site says tennis and pickleball courts are available, along with playgrounds, sports fields and walking paths at its parks.
Does Hunters Manor have its own amenities?
D.R. Horton lists a community pavilion. Call 561-704-0091 to ask what is open today.
Want to see the park and the homes in one trip? Call 561-704-0091 or book at nationalhousesearch.com/schedule.
Related reading: Pompano Beach Pier and Beaches: A Local Guide for Hunters Manor Residents, Things to Do in Pompano Beach, FL: A Guide for Hunters Manor Residents, Downtown Pompano Beach and Getting Around From Hunters Manor, 4 Bedroom House Floor Plans at Hunters Manor: All 5 Plans Compared, Broward County Schools and Daily Life Near Hunters Manor, and the Hunters Manor community page. "