Parks Near Quiet Waters Park
Planning a second stop? These parks are within about 7 miles of Quiet Waters Park, and each has its own detailed guide.
Within about 15 miles
Hillsboro El Rio Park South (Boca Raton, FL, about 4 miles away): A newer 14-acre Boca Raton city park on SW 18th Street with four pickleball and two tennis courts, basketball and sand volleyball, playgrounds, seven rentable pavilions, a walking path and a kayak launch on the El Rio Canal.
Loggers' Run Park (Boca Raton, FL, about 5 miles away): A 55-acre county sports park on Palmetto Park Road in west Boca Raton, with four lighted fields, three lighted basketball courts, a playground, a rentable pavilion, a fitness loop and a nature trail.
South County Regional Park (Boca Raton, FL, about 6 miles away): Burt Aaronson South County Regional Park is west Boca Raton's big backyard: concerts and festivals at the 6,000-capacity Sunset Cove Amphitheater, a waterpark with a lazy river, a nature center with a swamp boardwalk, 27 holes of golf, 16 tennis courts and two dog parks on 880 acres.
Silver Palm Park (Boca Raton, FL, about 6 miles away): Boca Raton's public boat ramps on the Intracoastal at the Palmetto Park Road bridge, with a fishing dock, a kayak launch and a promenade to Wildflower Park's splash pad next door.
Patch Reef Park (Boca Raton, FL, about 6 miles away): Boca Raton's 55-acre home for tennis, pickleball, splash-pad afternoons, and Saturday-morning baseball.
Wedge Preserve Park (Parkland, FL, about 7 miles away): A new 36-acre City of Parkland park at Hillsboro Boulevard and Nob Hill Road, opening in late 2026, with eight covered pickleball courts, ballfields, a ninja course, a beach-themed splash pad, a play village and a lake with a fishing pier.
Red Reef Park (Boca Raton, FL, about 7 miles away): A Boca Raton beach park built for a day in the water: snorkel over 20 artificial reefs a few yards off the sand, swim at a guarded beach, play a 9-hole course between the dunes and the Intracoastal, and walk across A1A to see rescued sea turtles at Gumbo Limbo.
El Rio Trail (Boca Raton, FL, about 7 miles away): About 5 paved miles along the El Rio Canal from Glades Road at FAU north to Congress Avenue, with free parking and tunnels at the Yamato Road Tri-Rail station and branches to the T-Rex Trail and Delray Oaks.
About these guides
Each park above has its own independent visitor guide from the same publisher as this guide to Quiet Waters Park, researched the same way from official sources. Distances are straight-line from Quiet Waters Park, so allow more time by road.