Margaret Berman Memorial Park

This is a surprisingly well appointed neighborhood park set alongside a canal running parallel to I-95. It was named in honor of Margaret Berman who passed away at the age of 76 in 2002. Born in New York, she moved to Melbourne Florida in 1957 before moving to Palm Beach Gardens in 1962 where she worked as a real estate broker for 20 years. She worked with her son Bob in the development and sales of Palm Beach Country estates where this park is located. She started the first fall festival for the children of PBCE. The Berman family donated the land for the park as well as money towards the playground. Amenities at Margaret Berman Memorial Park include the Twisty Playground with climbing structures and slides for older children and toddlers, a covered pavilion with picnic table, half basketball court, the Twisty Pines Disc Golf, and a racquetball court that was being enjoyed by local residents. My favorite item in the park was an adorable toadstool tables and stools that looked straight out of Alice in Wonderland. Margaret Berman loved her community and its children and I am sure she would be pleased that it is still being enjoyed by them today.

It's nice that it's never crowded unless there is event going on there, but there's no bathroom and hardly any shade on the playground. I wish they would plant some more big trees on and around the playground.

Beautiful but small disc golf course. 9 holes inside a very small park. All holes about a hundred feet. Fun pitch and putt.

it's a great park. Quiet and clean. My son (15 months) has plenty to play with. Other kids from 5-13 seem to enjoy it as well. people there are nice and friendly. Lots of room for the dogs to run and play too.

Beautiful park, little noisy because of I-95 and has a very strong pesticide smell near the big billboard area. The play ground for kids is very nice & clean. Plus the have cover area w/ tables for picnic!