Weston runs 14 parks, from Regional Park on Saddle Club Road to Peace Mound Park's fishing dock, and 51.7 miles of bike lanes. Parks: 954-389-4321.

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Sources: the City of Weston’s city parks directory, Parks and Recreation contacts and hours and biking in Weston page.

Weston’s Parks and Recreation Department runs 14 parks, the Weston Racquet Club and the Weston Community Center, from small neighborhood playgrounds to Weston Regional Park, the 20200 Saddle Club Road home of the city’s movie nights, concerts and July 3 fireworks. The city also counts 51.7 miles of marked bike lanes.

Who to call

  • Parks and Recreation: 954-389-4321 (also after-hours emergencies), parks@westonfl.org
  • Office: Weston Community Center, inside Weston Regional Park, 20200 Saddle Club Road; weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., weekends 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
  • Park and field closures: the city’s park and field closures page
  • Shelter, room and field rentals: the city’s rentals page

Park hours

Hours Parks
Dawn to dusk Country Isles, Eagle Point, Heron, Windmill Ranch
8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Bonaventure, Emerald Estates, Gator Run, Indian Trace, Library, Peace Mound, Town Center
6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Tequesta Trace, Vista Park
5 a.m. to 11 p.m. Weston Regional Park

Weston’s parks at a glance

From the city’s parks directory:

Park Address Highlights Dogs
Weston Regional Park 20200 Saddle Club Road Event stage, baseball and multipurpose fields, pickleball, beach tennis, sand volleyball, roller hockey and turf rinks, exercise path, shaded playground, grills, EV charging No
Tequesta Trace Park 600 Indian Trace Track and athletic field with stadium seating, artificial turf fields, baseball, skate park, shaded playground Leashed
Vista Park 18800 Vista Park Blvd. Multipurpose and softball fields, shaded playground, EV charging No
Peace Mound Park 1300 Three Village Road Fishing dock, water views, shaded playground, Weston History Walk Leashed
Library Park 4255 Bonaventure Blvd. Lighted walkway, shelters, Weston History Walk Leashed
Town Center Park 1900 Bell Tower Lane Outdoor amphitheater on the water No
Emerald Estates Park 16400 Emerald Estates Drive Lighted tennis courts, half-court basketball, fitness stations, grills Leashed
Indian Trace Park 17998 Saddle Club Road Baseball and softball, basketball, pickleball, fitness stations, Little Free Library Leashed
Eagle Point Park 18691 North Lake Blvd. Baseball and multipurpose fields, beach tennis, sand volleyball, lighted walkway Leashed
Bonaventure Park 520 Racquet Club Road Half-court basketball, fitness stations, playground, lighted walkway Leashed
Gator Run Park 1101 Park Blvd. Shaded playground, shelters, lighted walkway Leashed
Country Isles Park 2260 Country Isles Road Shaded playground, shelters, open play area Leashed
Windmill Ranch Park 2902 Bonaventure Blvd. Multipurpose fields, shaded playground Leashed
Heron Park 1620 Three Village Road Baseball and softball fields, open play area Leashed

“Leashed” means the city allows dogs on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Most parks list defibrillators (AEDs), and those with parking use city lots.

Racquet sports and the YMCA

  • Weston Racquet Club, 16451 Racquet Club Road, 954-389-8666: lighted tennis courts, pickleball, padel and a pro shop. No dogs.
  • Weston YMCA Family Center, 20201 Saddle Club Road, 954-424-9622: gym, outdoor pool and fitness classes, listed in the city’s park directory.

Biking and walking

Weston has 51.7 miles of marked bike lanes, the city says, and more are being designed on Bonaventure Boulevard and Saddle Club Road (see road construction). Free Fixit bike repair stations with tools and an air pump are at Bonaventure, Emerald Estates, Gator Run (along Glades Parkway), Indian Trace, Library (along Bonaventure Boulevard) and Peace Mound parks, and at Weston Regional Park near the basketball courts.

The city is building the Weston North Walking Nature Trail, a 6-foot-wide coquina path with 10 exercise stations, according to its project page.

To plan a ride across the county, the city points to Broward County’s Bike Broward trip planner; all Broward County Transit buses carry bike racks, and bikes ride free.

Rules to know

  • Dogs are banned at Regional Park, Town Center Park and Vista Park.
  • Check the closures page before a game.
  • The city’s full park rules are on its park rules page.

What this means for you

  • Bring the dog to a neighborhood park, not Regional Park.
  • Skaters: Tequesta Trace Park. Anglers: Peace Mound Park.
  • Pickleball players have three city sites, including the Racquet Club.

Related: things to do this month, farmers markets and getting around Weston. Dog owners: see dog-friendly Weston; riders and walkers: walking and biking trails.

Frequently asked questions

What are Weston park hours?

Country Isles, Eagle Point, Heron and Windmill Ranch parks are open dawn to dusk. Most neighborhood parks are open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tequesta Trace and Vista Park open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m., and Weston Regional Park 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Are dogs allowed in Weston parks?

In most neighborhood parks, yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Dogs are not permitted at Weston Regional Park, Town Center Park, Vista Park or the Weston Racquet Club, according to the city.

Where can I play pickleball in Weston?

The city lists pickleball at Weston Regional Park, Indian Trace Park and the Weston Racquet Club, 16451 Racquet Club Road, which also has lighted tennis and padel courts.

Where can I fish in Weston?

Peace Mound Park, 1300 Three Village Road, has a fishing dock on the water, according to the city’s park list.