William Randolph Community Park
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About William Randolph Community Park in Miami
William Randolph Community Park is a 10-acre lakefront park located in Miami-Dade County, Florida. The park is situated in the Goulds subdivision of south Miami-Dade County.
The park is named after William Randolph, an African American pioneer homesteader who founded the Goulds subdivision in the early 20th century. In 1900, Randolph filed a U.S. Homestead Application for a 160-acre tract of land in southern Miami-Dade County, receiving the property deed 12 years later. In July 1920, he and his wife Ana platted the Goulds subdivision.
William Randolph Community Park serves as a tribute to the area's rich history and provides a space for community recreation and nature enjoyment. The park features a lakefront setting, offering visitors a serene environment for various outdoor activities.
In 2013, the park underwent improvements to enhance its facilities and accessibility. These improvements included the addition of a paved walking path, connecting walkways, a parking area, and various amenities to make the park more user-friendly and appealing to visitors.
