The best things to do in Coral Springs

Oriole Golf Club offers an 18-hole course that’s welcoming for beginners and intermediate players, with small, rolling greens and some notably demanding par 3s to keep experienced golfers honest. There’s also a natural-grass driving range and a restaurant and lounge for a bite before or after your round.

From the Margate newsletter, November 10, 2026

Long-standing chain of bowling alleys featuring casual grub & pitchers, leagues & party events.

GG Golf Miami pairs private indoor bays with advanced simulators and more than 2,500 courses to play, from Augusta to Pebble Beach. Book a public tee time, bring friends and your own drinks, or look into lessons with one of their local pros.

From the Coral Gables newsletter, November 5, 2026

Kid-friendly chain known for its arcade games, pizza parties & play zones.

The Bridges at Springtree Golf Club is a hidden gem in Sunrise with well-kept greens and a friendly grill serving breakfast and lunch. Book a public tee time, enjoy the round, then linger over a bite in the quaint dining room overlooking the course... way better than folding laundry.

From the Plantation newsletter, August 19, 2026

When cabin fever hits, Off The Wall Coconut Creek packs trampolines, dodgeball, a ropes course, laser tag, VR, and an arcade into one giant energy burn... with legit food, beer and wine for the grownups. Plan a play date or just let them go wild while you chill.

From the Coconut Creek newsletter, November 3, 2026

Sweet Realities turns birthdays, office shindigs and backyard hangs into, well, sweet realities with luxurious handcrafted custom cakes, decadent small-batch cake jars and full-service dessert catering.

From the Plantation newsletter, September 30, 2026

Between big-name shows and Miami HEAT magic, Kaseya Center is running All-Access Tours this week and all month, getting you inside the arena and the good stuff you never see on TV. Make a day of it with 601 Miami and the Bacardí Ocho Lounge, then claim bragging rights.

From the Aventura newsletter, September 26, 2026

Eagle Trace offers daily fee golf with online tee times, plus member options, tournaments, and game improvement if the driver’s been misbehaving. Sneak in a round this week, sharpen the short game, and remember why playing close to home beats planning a whole golf trip.

From the Coral Springs newsletter, October 29, 2026

If your group chat keeps hinting at sandbar season, South Beach Party Boats lines up booze cruises, sunset sails, and private island BBQ runs with DJ speakers, floating mats, and paddleboards. Easy vibes, skyline views, and the occasional celebrity-mansion drive-by...

From the Miami newsletter, September 9, 2026

Le Jeune Cinema 6 keeps it simple in the best way, with comfy lounge seats, 3D when you want extra pop, and a no-fuss vibe that feels local. Perfect for last-minute plans and low-stress nights out... just grab popcorn and let the big screen do its thing.

From the Miami newsletter, September 24, 2026

Movie theater chain, offering state-of-the-art sound & projection technology.

Calypso Cove Aquatic Facility is your easy cool-off close to home, with two winding slides into a plunge pool, a zero-depth playground pool for the littles, and a legit lap pool when you want real laps. Also on deck, group swim lessons, water aerobics, even the Tsunamis Swim Team.

From the Margate newsletter, October 29, 2026

When your group chat needs plans that actually deliver, The Miami Experience Boat Party runs a 3-hour cruise with unlimited drinks, a live DJ spinning hip hop, Latin, Top 40, and trap, light snacks, dance contests, and ridiculous skyline views... yes, Star Island included.

From the Miami newsletter, October 21, 2026

If your short game needs love and your weekends need a vibe, Parkland Golf & Country Club wraps a Greg Norman-designed 18-hole course around a lively scene of tennis, pickleball, fitness, dining, and social fun. Consider it your close-to-home excuse to make one more round a lifestyle.

From the Coral Springs newsletter, August 20, 2026

Skip the beach crowds and step into Old Florida at The Barnacle Historic State Park, a bayfront time capsule with shady lawns and mangroves. Picnic, tour the historic house, catch moonlight concerts or 16mm film nights, and peek in the boathouse to see what volunteers are building.

From the Doral newsletter, October 12, 2026

At Puttshack - Miami, you get tech-infused mini golf at Brickell City Centre, top-shelf cocktails, and a menu built for snacking between shots. Grab the terrace for sunset or keep it competitive on the indoor courses, then brag to the group chat like you meant that putt.

From the Miami newsletter, September 17, 2026

With 27 holes designed for golfers of all skill levels, Miccosukee Golf & Country Club offers plenty of ways to work on your game, including a lighted practice facility and putting green. When it’s time to refuel, there’s a dining facility and a full-service golf shop, too.

From the Miramar newsletter, November 3, 2026

Between new releases, stage-to-screen musicals, classic throwbacks, and even UFC cards, CMX Brickell City Centre delivers the CMX cinéBistro dine-in experience so you can turn it into a legit dinner-and-a-movie night with chef-created dishes and cocktails, no juggling takeout in the dark.

From the Deerfield Beach newsletter, August 20, 2026

Florida Panthers IceDen is the official community hub for hockey and skating in Coral Springs, with public skating sessions, the Panthers Skating Academy, youth hockey and adult leagues, drop-in times, and clinics.

From the Coral Springs newsletter, October 15, 2026

Whether you roll with friends, fam, or the work crew, Fox in a Box delivers fully private, movie-level escape rooms that actually feel real. It’s South Florida’s largest setup, with 60-minute missions and themes like Prison Break and Zodiac, perfect for competitive Miami energy.

From the Miami newsletter, October 7, 2026

Whether you need a creative reset that beats another mall run, Superblue Miami packs over 50,000 square feet of immersive art from world-renowned artists, including teamLab’s digital worlds, James Turrell’s light, and Es Devlin’s mirrored labyrinth.

From the Coral Springs newsletter, September 4, 2026

Long-running course with bunkers, fairways and tees and a pro shop, plus a disc golf course.

Between tree-lined fairways, a par-70 layout with serpentine canals, a 22-position lighted range and putting green, plus Palmetto Mini Golf for the crew and the on-site Sports Grill, Palmetto Golf Course is the easy local move when you want real golf or just to groove the swing this week.

From the Homestead newsletter, August 19, 2026

Killian Greens Golf Club is freshly renovated, and its 18-hole layout nails that challenging-yet-fun balance for a midweek round. Sneak in some swings, then browse the pro shop or refuel at the restaurant... locals and the occasional international pro both roll through.

From the Miami newsletter, November 2, 2026

Arcade Time Entertainment is that sweet spot between nostalgia and bragging rights, with retro heavy-hitters like Pac-Man, Galaga, and Street Fighter alongside arcade-themed duckpin bowling, Krazy Darts, and a legit sit down restaurant. Rally the crew this week and make the Coral Square Mall spot your scoreboard.

From the Coral Springs newsletter, November 2, 2026

Outdoor venue featuring a clover-shaped pool plus 2 other pools designated for kids & toddlers.

Grapeland Water Park packs a legit lazy river, kid-ready Shipwreck Island, slide-happy Pirates Plunge, and the chill Captain's Lagoon. The public season flies by, but you can snag a weekend party reservation now, so rally the group chat and lock in some sun-soaked float time.

From the South Miami newsletter, August 15, 2026

Legendary fairways, the Blue Monster mystique, and the Trump Golf Academy make Trump National Doral Miami the local’s move when your tempo needs love. Play a round, then unwind at The Trump Spa or linger over steak at BLT Prime... your Sunday reset.

From the Doral newsletter, August 26, 2026

Golf course with a lush fairway and several holes featuring water hazards.

Country Club of Coral Springs pairs an 18-hole course with a driving range, short-game area and practice putting green, so there’s plenty to work on beyond your scorecard.

From the Coral Springs newsletter, November 12, 2026

With four themed rooms from Jewel Heist and Prison Break to Space Station and Mayan Temple, Red Button Escape gives your crew 60 minutes to puzzle it out. Private games, brain-over-brawn challenges, and just enough chaos to make post-game tacos taste even better.

From the Coral Springs newsletter, October 22, 2026

Large-scale indoor trampoline center hosting open jump, fitness classes, dodgeball & parties.

Theater complex with multiple screens featuring new release films, plush seating & concession stand.

Briar Bay Golf Course is a par-31 executive track that keeps the focus on irons and wedges, perfect for squeezing in a fast round after work. Friendly for beginners, still fun for better players, and easy on the wallet... your swing will thank you.

From the Miami newsletter, October 14, 2026

Modern spin on miniature golf over three visually themed rooms, plus food and drinks.

Since 2009, Wynwood Walls has been Miami’s original open-air museum for contemporary muralism, curated by Jessica Goldman Srebnick and often called the Olympics of Street Art, with 130+ artists from 30 countries rotating in and keeping the neighborhood’s walls fresh enough to justify another weekend wander.

From the Miami newsletter, November 13, 2026

Craving a week that actually feels like one? Deering Bay Yacht & Country Club serves up an 18-hole Arnold Palmer golf course, seven tennis courts, three pickleball courts, a junior Olympic-size pool, two dining venues, all tucked into lush Coral Gables. Member vibe, Miami pace reduction achieved.

From the Miami newsletter, August 27, 2026