Fuchs Park

Fuchs Park is a public recreational area located in South Miami, Florida. Formerly known as Blue Waters Park, it was renamed in 1956 to honor Charles T. Fuchs, the founder of Holsum Baking Company and a prominent figure in South Miami's development.

The park spans approximately five acres and features a mix of natural beauty and recreational facilities. One of its notable features is a picturesque lake with a fountain, maintained by a snorkeling park employee. The lake is also home to a variety of fish, adding to the park's natural appeal.

Fuchs Park serves as a community gathering space, offering various amenities for visitors of all ages. The park includes open green spaces suitable for casual sports activities like pitch and catch, as well as areas for passive recreation.

In 1956, a portion of the park was dedicated to the Chamber of Commerce for the construction of a 40x40 foot building. This structure was intended to serve as headquarters and a meeting place for South Miami's civic and social clubs.

The park's location and facilities make it a popular spot for local residents and visitors alike, providing a balance of natural scenery and recreational opportunities in the heart of South Miami.