Human Rights Park

9445 SW 24th St, Miami, FL 33165
8 acres | 3.2 hectares
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About Human Rights Park in Miami

Francisco Human Rights Park is a small community park located in Miami, Florida. The park is situated near the West Dade Regional Library, providing a convenient recreational space for local residents.

Developed to honor human rights and promote awareness, the park features a walking path that allows visitors to enjoy the outdoors and get some exercise. The park's layout includes shaded areas with sitting spaces, offering a pleasant environment for relaxation and social gatherings.

One of the park's notable features is its playground, which provides a safe and enjoyable area for children to play. The park also includes picnic facilities, allowing families and groups to spend time together outdoors.

Francisco Human Rights Park is named after Rogelio Gonzalez Corzo, also known as "Francisco," who was a Cuban freedom fighter. This naming reflects the park's dedication to commemorating individuals who have fought for human rights and freedom.

The park is open from sunrise to sunset, offering accessibility to the community throughout the day. Its location near a library adds to its value as a public space, combining opportunities for both outdoor activities and access to educational resources.

What to Do at Human Rights Park

Nature & Wildlife

Open Grassy AreaShadeWalking Trail

Visitor Services

PlaygroundRestrooms

Food & Gathering

Picnic AreaShelter

When is Human Rights Park Open?

Monday:8AM-8PM
Tuesday:8AM-8PM
Wednesday:8AM-8PM
Thursday:8AM-8PM
Friday:8AM-6PM
Saturday:8AM-6PM
Sunday:8AM-6PM

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