
Apartments near Bayfront Park in Miami, FL (2,094 Rentals)


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With 32 acres in downtown, Bayfront Park apartment residents have no reason to stay holed up inside their Miami apartment. With a breathtaking fountain, a great walk workout location and plenty of shade covering, park benches and picnic areas, this park is a great diversion from the downtown Miami apartment lifestyle. Bayfront Park is the location of many annual events for apartment dwellers to attend, including Christmas pageants and events, the New Years Eve ball drop, as well as concerts at the Bayfront Park Amphitheater. Residents of Bayfront Park apartments have access to several fun programs including free bicycling and yoga programs. Also at the park is an exciting to watch and register for flying trapeze school. Don' t be shy, get out there and strut your stuff on the ropes! Along with a beach for Miami apartment dwellers to catch some rays are several memorials to view including one for the Challenger. For the younger set there is the Lee and Tina Hills Playground. Here, there is a wave sculpture complete with a dolphin, a manatee and a turtle for little ones to climb on, as well as swings, slides and other play equipment. The pretty rock garden is a plus for people who live in Miami apartments. The location is an open city park with no admission charge except for events and the amphitheater, for which tickets can be purchased from the event promoters. Several public parking lots exist near the park if you and your friends don't walk or jog from your Bayfront Park apartments. The park is open from sunrise to sunset.
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