Lummus Park
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About Lummus Park
Lummus Park is an 80-acre public park located in the heart of South Beach, stretching along Ocean Drive from 5th to 15th Street. It serves as a beautiful green buffer between the bustling Art Deco Historic District and the sandy shores of the Atlantic Ocean, featuring palm trees, open lawns, and direct beach access. Historically, Lummus Park has been a central feature of Miami Beach, renowned for its classic South Beach aesthetic. Its picturesque landscapes, with lifeguard stands, volleyball courts, and direct beach access, have made it a popular backdrop for films, television shows, and photography, epitomizing the vibrant Miami lifestyle. The park is named after South Florida developer and founder of Miami Beach, John Newton Lummus. Visitors can easily access Lummus Park by foot, bike, or public transportation along Ocean Drive. The park is open daily from midnight to 11:59 PM, offering ample opportunities for walking, sunbathing, people-watching, and enjoying the ocean breeze.
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Why visit
Visit Lummus Park to experience the quintessential South Beach vibe, relax by the ocean, and enjoy a beautiful green space adjacent to the Art Deco Historic District.
Best time to visit
The cooler months from November to May offer pleasant weather, though the park is enjoyable year-round. Mornings are ideal for a peaceful walk, while afternoons bring a more energetic crowd.
Recommended duration
Allow about 1 hours (60 minutes).
Opening hours
- Every day
- 00:00-23:59
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Location
1130 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139
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