Sparks Park

Sparks Park is a 9.5-acre public recreational area located in Hialeah, Florida. The park, named after G.C. Sparks who served as mayor of Hialeah from 1933 to 1935, serves as a multi-purpose sports and leisure facility for the local community.

The park is utilized as a "play site" for various sports throughout the City of Hialeah's recreational sports calendar, making it a hub of athletic activity for residents of all ages. It also serves as a polling place during elections, with the county using the location to administer election training to its employees.

Sparks Park offers a diverse range of facilities catering to different sports and recreational activities. The park features multiple lighted courts for various sports, including basketball, tennis, and racquetball. For baseball and softball enthusiasts, there are fields suitable for youth leagues, specifically designed for players aged 12 and under.

In addition to sports facilities, the park includes a children's playground, providing a safe and enjoyable space for younger visitors. A recreation center building is also present on the grounds, offering indoor activities and community programs.

The park's layout and amenities make it suitable for both organized sports events and casual recreational use, serving as a valuable community resource for Hialeah residents seeking outdoor activities and sports engagement.