Margaret Pace Park

Margaret Pace Park is an 8-acre urban park in the Arts & Entertainment and Edgewater districts of Greater Downtown Miami, located on Biscayne Bay. Created in the late 1960s, it was named for Margaret Pace, a founder and past president of the Miami Garden Club who fought to preserve the bayfront green space. The park features tennis courts and personal fitness equipment, and underwent a $4 million renovation. The historic Miami Women's Club building sits immediately to the south. Visitors can enjoy the park's open lawns, play tennis, or use the outdoor fitness stations while taking in bayfront views. Several large residential towers overlook the space, and the adjacent bayfront provides a pleasant setting for a walk or picnic. The park offers a quiet urban retreat with direct access to the water, making it an ideal spot for light recreation or simply relaxing by the bay.