Matheson Hammock Park is Miami-Dade County's first public park. Designated as a Miami-Dade Heritage Park, this oasis is a reminder of the important role these parks play in the cultural ...

Miami’s beautiful Matheson Hammock Park and its Red Fish Grill still have not recovered from Hurricane Irma, but plans are underway to reopen the restaurant, rehab the park and prevent chronic ...

West Matheson Hammock Park is one of the South Florida's first public parks, and was established in the 1930's. It sits in the heart of Coral Gables and predates the luxury multi-million dollar ...

Matheson Hammock West is a 109-acre regional park that, like all our public parks, is a rich natural asset that belongs to every one of the 2.8 million residents in Miami-Dade County. It’s also ...

The 630-acre Matheson Hammock Park, just south of Coral Gables, opened in 1930 as a gift to the county from conservationist William J Matheson “to preserve the wild and natural beauty” of Miami.

Litigation over construction at West Matheson Hammock Park reveals deep divisions between a ritzy Coral Gables enclave next door and visiting dog walkers. The 98-acre Miami-Dade County park, which ...

Matheson Hammock Park's Proposed Boat Warehouse Has Gables Residents Enraged UPDATED Marc Buoniconti is a hero here in Miami.