Bryant Park

This park is okay. It offers fishing, dog walking, and a playground. Be careful here, as there is a rat problem due to the litter around the boardwalk. You can also see rock doves, iguanas, and plenty of fish in this park.

Take in beautiful intracoastal views, sometimes seeing sea turtles! The park offers a long paved trail, three different piers (2 for fishing, 1 for walking only), a large grassy area, and a playground. There are 2 free little libraries along the paved trail. I love coming here right after sunrise, and my 3 year old loves the playground!

My Mother used to take me here when I was a child in the early 90s, and now I take my child here. The only difference is I dont remember 40-80 homeless people living there at any given moment or time of the day. Our local government has failed us completely. Park would be nicer if people felt safer.

I wrote to Lake Worth city commission because the homelessness, drug use, and trash in this park— directly next to the playground— makes me so sad. I take my kid here almost daily and what children have to witness here is so inappropriate. I wish the town would do something to clean up the area. At least move these people (who I empathize with not having anywhere to go) away from the children’s facilities

Beautiful park on the water. We visited for a Pride event & the vendors, layout and entertainment were all excellent. Security was good too. The weather that day caused a pause in events for safety and the communication was on point via email from the organization. The park would be a beautiful spot for any event.

I attended the Taco Fiesta, and it was a fun time. I really enjoyed the veg options. The margaritas were potent and delicious! There are so many lovely people.

This is my personal place of peace and solitude. Whether you're kids are playing on the playground, you're working out near the wellness walk, or sitting by the water this location has it all. When in Lake Worth check it out.

It’s horrible what’s happened to a place I loved to visit as a kid. It’s turned in to druggies paradise. Trash everywhere, beer cans and drug paraphernalia. I would not recommend bringing your kids here anywhere anymore. Hell I would recommend moving out of South Florida turned into a complete cesspool.

This is a long park along the Intracoastal. I mostly go to the playground at the very South end. Love a waterfront playground! Such a nice breeze. I love looking at the water while my kids play, and the palm trees against the water is a lovely sight. My kids like to chase squirrels in the grassy areas, try to climb a couple trees, swing on the swingsets, climb on the spider climbing thing, and daredevil on the playground equipment. Most of the equipment is too young for my kids, but they still make it fun. There are usually a lot of kids here, since it is so walkable and downtown. The playground equiptment is bound by a concrete walking circle, where kids speed by on scooters or parents can walk for exercise while watching their kids. There are some downsides: I prefer not to use the bathrooms here unless completely necessary. This is a park for all so there are lots of adults hanging out there, so lots of supervision needed for safety of children. There is a lot of trash on the ground and gross things sometimes inside the playground equipment, since a couple of pieces are ideal for sleeping in, so beware. I don't let my kids use the seesaw, as it is super jarring on a really sensitive part of the body and my kids left crying after their first experience with it. but all in all, I still love this playground the best due to its Lake Worth-ness, the beauty of the location and water, the possibility for further adventure due to the next parts of the park to the north (mangroves, a dock and pavilion on the water, a little sandy Intracoastal access area, grassy areas where people play soccer and walk dogs, fitness equipment, benches, seawalls to look over, boat ramp, the amphitheater, and the park along the main part of downtown). For parents with littles, this playground is not fenced, and of course it is along the water, but it is set back fairly far back from the road and the road it is adjacent to kind of dead ends, so it is pretty slow moving.

Located on the Intracoastal waterway in Lake Worth Bryant Park runs along the water front. The park is broken into two sides. The north end has a band shell with a stage for performances with seating for 150 people, restroom facilities, 12 station Heart Trail, a boat ramp with four launching pads, boat trailer parking, horseshoe pits, and a fishing pier. There is also a public art area that has a benches, a mermaid sculpture, and murals. The south end has a bocce court, picnic pavilion, picnic tables, BBQ grills, restroom, playground, and boardwalk with a lookout platform on the water. Although the park is lovely with a beautiful view of the Lake Worth Lagoon a lot of homeless people congregate here. They don't bother anyone though. They are mostly just looking for a place to sleep. Bryant Park's parking lot serves the nearby Snook Islands Natural Area as well. Parking here can also be a good for the incredibly crowded street painting festival if you don't mind walking a few blocks to the west downtown area.

Pretty scenic intercoastal area for fishing, launching boats and kayaks, biking and strolling with your pets. Although it was quite hot today, there was a cool breeze and covered areas to sit. We walked from Bryant Park under the bridge to Snook Island to check out its fishing pier. A mural of a woman draws you there. Plenty of parking.

Beautiful trees with the roots out the ground but and maybe 2 picnic tables. No grill, no playground. Huge field, great for throwing the ball around. Also great for walking near the water and around the boat ramp but that's all

Lake Worth just has that Hometown Feel. It offers many small parks to discover & enjoy. I love Bryant Park for its variety:: I can watch people fishing off the Pier / playing with their kids & dogs / picnicking / walking & talking / The Sunset reflecting off the drawbridge & high-rise buildings in the distance across the blue water . . . There is a boat ramp with 4 launching pads / boat trailer parking / Concert band shell with a stage & PA system that seats 150 / A multi-faceted facility with 1st class infrastructure that serves as the site for public festivals & other community events. I always meet locals who tell me where the free entertainment is that weekend. I really like the vibe & hometown feel of Lake Worth.

We love this park. It's beautifully placed on the intercostal. There is a nice breeze. The grass is really well maintained.

great park right on the water, plenty of swings, 5 separated play areas, rest room, picnic tables, benches. good fun!

Nice park located right on the water. Very peaceful and relaxing there is a boat ramp located there as well. If you take a quick walk south there is a dog area for your furry friends and a work out area. There is also a large park for the kids. Good job with this one Lake Worth!

the plus this park is nicely situated on the lake/inter coastal waterway. you can load and unload your boats. they have an amphitheater and many events throughout the year. parking is free. they have tried to revitalize the estuaries with minor results so far. they allow dogs the minus their bathrooms need renovation. it's been infiltrated by many aliens from all over the country and outside that could care a less, trashing it. the dog area has no accommodations so people bring community dog bowls for water which gets all the dogs sick. so if you do bring "fido" keep them on leash. there are a few areas to get fresh water. so far five have gotten bronchial infections this month. carry a stick or cane for safety. say hi and move on and be careful. people bring aggressive dogs there, most are pits that there owners can't/don't control. please, if you have an agressive dog don't bring them to a public park and for god sake don't walk them on a harness. put a muzzle on it morons.