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Gibson Park

4.5★ · 65 Google ratings · Miami, Florida

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✓ Restrooms✓ Step-free
At a glance

What visitors report about Gibson Park

Restrooms
Yes · often seasonal
Access
Step-free entrance
Crowds
Quietest Thu 8am · busiest Thu evening

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The site plan

Map of Gibson Park

Illustrated map of Gibson Park
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Guide

Good to know

Good for a picnic
Picnic facilities on site, with room to sit and eat near the play area.
Official listing
Crowds

When it gets busy

Weekday mornings are generally quiet; weekend afternoons get busiest.

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From Google visit patterns, 8am to 7pm.

Practical

Plan your visit

📍 350 NW 13th St, Miami, FL 33136
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Nearby

Nearby playgrounds

Henry Reeves Park
0.3 miles away · Has restrooms
Allapattah Mini park
0.3 miles away · More shade
Williams Park
0.4 miles away · More shade
Questions

Parent FAQs

Does Gibson Park have restrooms?
Yes. Public restrooms are on the official Google listing. Park restrooms are often seasonal, so check before a winter visit.
When is Gibson Park least busy?
Based on Google visit patterns, the quietest daytime hour is Thursday around 8am.
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Aerial photo of Gibson Park

How we know this. Place details from the public Google business listing; facilities inferred from 33 visitor reviews; playground outlines and amenity positions from OpenStreetMap (ODbL), which is also what the size is measured on; aerial imagery from USGS (2022). Attributes appear only when the evidence clears our confidence bar, and review text is never republished. The unedited aerial shows tree cover, which is our second check on shade. Read the method · Report a mistake