Markham Park
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Markham Park

The Big Finish

Sunrise


16001 W. State Road 84, Sunrise, FL 33326

  • Walking trails
  • Nature trails
  • Lake
  • Picnic areas
  • Observatory

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Saturday, December 19, 2026

9:00 AM11:00 AM

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Your park quest

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  • Walking

    Take a celebration walk out toward the Everglades levee and back.

    1.5 miles of paved park roads and trails · about 45 min · Paved and flat, with long open stretches and little shade.

  • Adventure

    Photograph the Fox Observatory dome or the view out over the Everglades.

    0.5 mile to the lake viewpoints · about 20 min · Paved; range areas are fenced off.

  • Live More

    Write what Living More means to you after eight parks.

    No walking needed · about 5 min · Shaded picnic tables near the lake.

  • Movement

    Walk or ride at least two miles of the paved and off-road trails.

    2.5 mile loop of the paved park roads · about 60 min · Paved and shared with cyclists; bring water.

  • Together

    Find the lakeside picnic area together and take one group photo you would actually print.

    Picnic shelter area · about 30 min · Paved access; shelters can be reserved.

  • Bonus · optional

    Bonus: watch the model planes at the RC field or bring your dog to Barkham (pass and vaccinations required).

    Mountain bike trails and observatory area · about 60 min · Off-road trails plus separate attraction hours.

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Discover this park

Markham Park sits right at the edge of the Everglades, and it packs an unusual mix into 669 acres: mountain bike trails, the Fox Observatory for stargazing, a full campground, a model airplane field, boat and fishing access, and a dog park locals call Barkham. It is less a single park than a whole outdoor recreation complex — a fitting last stop, with real wilderness starting just past the treeline.

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Before you go

Hours
Regional park hours — check the county page for current times
Entry
Gate fee on weekends and county holidays only: $3 per vehicle (8 or fewer people), $20 for 9 or more. Dog park pass $25 a year or $5 a day. Camping and range fees separate.
Getting there
Entrance at 16001 W State Road 84, Sunrise, near the SR 84 and Weston Rd interchange.

The shooting range, RC fields and campground each have their own rules and hours.

What's here

  • Mountain-bike and paved trails
  • Boat ramp and fishing
  • Campground with hookups and showers
  • Fox Observatory
  • Shooting range complex
  • RC airplane field
  • Barkham dog park
  • Sports fields, picnic shelters and restrooms

Park rules to know

  • Firearms are only allowed inside the designated range areas.
  • The Barkham dog park requires a paid pass and current vaccination records.
  • RC airplane and crawler areas are designated-use only.
  • Camping is by reservation.

Park rules and safety instructions always take priority over an LMGT quest, challenge, XP, badge, stamp or reward.

Did you know?

Markham Park spans 669 acres along the eastern edge of the Everglades.

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What can you find?

A gentle scavenger hunt. Stay on the trails, leave everything where it is, and enjoy the looking.

  • The widest open view in the park
  • Something at the edge of the Everglades
  • A trail you would come back to finish
  • The photo that finishes your passport

About this park

The big finish. 665 acres on the edge of the Everglades with wide trails, open sky and room to celebrate everything you just did.

Before you go

Park names, locations, amenities and other public information are provided for informational and navigational purposes. Park information may change. Verify current hours, closures, fees and rules with the applicable park authority before visiting.

Check current weather and park conditions before starting. South Florida weather changes quickly — no stamp, XP or badge is worth continuing in unsafe conditions.

You decide what is safe for you and your group. Follow posted park rules, closures and staff instructions. Children stay with a responsible adult. Never enter closed or restricted areas to finish a quest.