Quiet Waters Park - Deerfield Beach, Florida

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The water park was fun, especially for my toddler! It’s great for younger kids, though the water was a bit cold for my 1.5-year-old. The park is clean and well-maintained, with plenty of parking available. Overall, it’s a nice spot for a day out with little ones!

Sam R.

I truly wish I could give this 5 stars because we had such an amazing time (keep reading!). The tents were well-maintained, the amenities—including the bathrooms—were mostly clean, and the daytime experience was fantastic.

However, once night fell, things changed. Our campsite was completely overrun by raccoons. Despite having all of our food stored in the car and none in the tent, they spent the entire night rummaging, fighting, and making noise. At one point, one even tried to get into our tent, and we had to shoo it away.

It’s such a shame because everything else about our stay was wonderful, but after barely sleeping all night, we likely won’t be returning unless this somehow miraculously changes.

maria G. R.

Went to this camping ground last December 27. Site #21. The overall experience was great, except for the cleanness of the restrooms, really bad. Dirty and poor maintained. We like to camp many times during the year, at deafferents campgrounds around Florida, and this is the worst restroom we ever see!!! Please, take the extra effort, is not so difficult. Thank you.

John K.

Our family of four went out in a paddle boat for almost two hours on a Saturday.. The boat park area is only open on Saturdays and Sundays, for which the park jas a general admission charge of $3.00 per car; otherwise, during the week, admission is free. We got two hours on the "big lake" for $15.00. What a deal! Mom and adult son did the foot pedalling and Dad and adult daughter sitting Im the back enjoying the view. And what sights and smells: a three foot colorful lizard , a bicycle course with wild twists and turns, bicycle enthusiastic riders, and people in pavilions cooking up wonderful smelling food.

Brian G.

Nice park with a cool doggy park!! The renaissance festival is well laid out and a good concept but the price and aggressive sales pitches are ridiculous. U walk in for $37 and then the first thing is a little museum and they want $5 for a 2 minute walk thru a stuffy room.

Andrei M.

The MTB trail at Quiet Waters Park in Deerfield Beach is a hidden gem for mountain biking enthusiasts of all levels. It offers a mix of challenging climbs, fast descents, and technical sections, making it perfect for both beginners and experienced riders. The well-maintained trails wind through scenic surroundings, including wooded areas and lakes, creating an immersive outdoor experience. The park also features ample parking, clean facilities, and a welcoming atmosphere. If you’re looking for an adrenaline rush or just a fun day on two wheels, this trail is a must-visit!

Laura B.

The Ren-Fest here is insanely fun! Once a year around this time they have about 8 weekends filled with the most interesting things… ahhhh and the music ❣️

Adriana K.

Unforgettable camping experience, the readily set up tents are by the lake with a view, water, electricity, fire pit and restrooms right by it, I went ahead and called it glamping . Great for biking, kayaking and waterskiing, volleyball and basketball courts too