Cotson Park

Cotson Park, located in Hialeah, Florida, is a 4.28-acre recreational facility that serves the local community. The park, formerly known as Seminola Park, was renamed to honor Johnny L. Cotson Sr., an African American community activist who resided in the Seminola neighborhood of Hialeah.

The park offers a variety of outdoor amenities for visitors of all ages. It features multiple sports facilities, including two lighted basketball courts and a lighted multi-purpose field. For baseball enthusiasts, the park provides a lighted baseball field, suitable for little league games.

One of the unique features of Cotson Park is its free eSports gaming lounge called the Level-Up Lounge. This facility, the first of its kind in Hialeah, provides the latest games and consoles for youth engagement. The park also houses a recreation center building and a weight lifting gym for fitness enthusiasts.

During the warmer months, visitors can enjoy the seasonal pool. For families with children, the park includes playground areas catering to different age groups. Outdoor restroom facilities are available for visitor convenience.

Cotson Park serves as a community gathering space, offering opportunities for various recreational activities, sports, and leisure. Its diverse amenities make it a popular destination for local residents seeking outdoor experiences and social interaction.