Additional City Parks, Recreational Facilities and the Hollywood Broadwalk Now Open

In the continuing effort to protect the safety and well-being of our community, those visiting parks and recreational facilities must follow the guidelines of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Florida Department of Health, including wearing facial covering and social distancing. Detailed information on those restrictions can be found here. City-operated parks and recreational facilities will remain open contingent upon visitors' compliance with these recommended guidelines. 

Parks Open for Passive Activities

The following parks are now open for passive use only. Passive use includes walking, biking, running and individual enjoyment of the natural surroundings. No groups larger than 10 people, no court play, playground, or active organized team sports allowed. Social distancing of at least 6 feet between individuals must be observed. Facial coverings must be worn when at least 6 feet between individuals cannot be maintained. No access to restrooms or water fountains. Park hours: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

• ArtsPark at Young Circle - 1 Young Circle
• Bob Butterworth Park - 5749 Fletcher St
• Charles Vollman Park - 2933 Taft Street
• Earl Crofford Park- 900 S Park Road
• Emerald Hills Lakes Park - 3901 N 30th Terrace
• Jefferson Park - 1501 Jefferson Street
• Joe DiMaggio Park - 1001 Harbor Court
• John Williams Park - 6101 Sheridan Street
• Harry Berry Park - 301 Azalea Terrace
• Keating Park - 2500 S Ocean Drive & Magnolia Terrace 
• Lions Park - 3003 Hollywood Boulevard
• Oak Street Park - Oak Street & Surf Road
• Oakridge Park - 5200 SW 35th Avenue
• Poinciana Park- 1301 South 21st Avenue
• Sailors Point Park - 921 N Northlake Drive
• Stan Goldman Park – 800 Knights Road
• Three Islands Park - 1902 Parkview Drive
• Water View Park - 2660 Coolidge Street
• Zinkil Park - 5451 Washington Street

Community Garden

The Community Garden at Oak Lake requires anyone working in the garden to wear a mask. 

ArtsPark Studio

No tours, lessons or private engagements at this time.

Hollywood Broadwalk 

• 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. for exercising only including walking, jogging and bike riding
• No rollerblading, skating or skateboarding
• No loitering
• Social distancing of at least 6 feet between individuals
• No groups larger than 10 people
• Facial coverings must be worn when at least 6 feet between individuals cannot be maintained
• Beach remains closed

Skate Parks

• Hollywood West – 6770 Garfield Street (Open 2 p.m to 8 p.m.)
• Stan Goldman – 800 Knights Road

Facial coverings must be worn when at least 6 feet between individuals cannot be maintained. One person per element and no more than 10 people in the skate park at a time.

Dog Parks

City-maintained dog parks are open for individual use. Physical distancing and facial coverings for pet owners required inside the dog park. No more than 3 humans and 6 dogs allowed in facility at any time. No groups or walkers allowed. Pet owners must have their own hand sanitizer on and with them while inside the park. Owners should bring water with them as the facility water fountains ARE NOT operational. (CDC and National Park and Recreation Association have no recommendations at this time. Some human to animal cross contamination cases have been observed.)
 

• Emerald Hills - 3013 North 39 Street
• John Williams Park - 6101 Sheridan Street
• Oakridge Park - 5300 S.W. 35 Avenue
• Poinciana Park - 1301 South 21 Avenue
• Hollywoof Dog Park at Stan Goldman Park – 800 Knights Road

Tennis Courts

Open 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Singles play only. Only two players per court inside court area at a time. All must adhere to the 6 foot social distancing rule.

• Driftwood Community Center - 3000 N. 69 Avenue

• Jefferson Park - 1501 Jefferson Street

 
Limited Restroom Facilities Available

These facilities are cleaned and sanitized twice daily, seven days a week per CDC guidelines. Please, only one customer at a time inside the restroom facility.

• Charnow Park - Hollywood Broadwalk at Garfield Street

• Harry Berry Park - 301 Azalea Terrace

• Holland Park - 801 Johnson Street

• Johnson Street on Hollywood Beach

• Keating Park - 2500 S Ocean Drive & Magnolia Terrace 

• Sailors Point - 921 N Northlake Drive               

• Stan Goldman Park – 800 Knights Road

• Zinkil Park - 5451 Washington Street

Click here to view the complete list of parks and recreational facilities that are now open.

Information on closures and cancellations in the City of Hollywood is updated daily on the Emergency Orders and Cancellations  page at www.hollywoodfl.org under City News.

Annual Water Line Flushing
Program Happening Now

The City's Department of Public Utilities' Annual Free Chlorine Line Flushing Program is underway. The free chlorine portion of this program will end June 15th. If necessary, flushing may continue across the City through June 30th to achieve optimal system maintenance.

Click here for additional information about this process

For more information on the discontinuance of Free Chlorination or additional questions, please call the City of Hollywood Water Treatment Plant at 954.967.4230. Ask for Carlos Aguilera, Public Utilities Manager, or Luis Montoya, Water Treatment Plant Superintendent.

Virtual Inspections

The City of Hollywood Building Department is offering Virtual Inspections for all inspections required during permitting. Visit the Hollywood website for more information or to schedule your Virtual Inspection.