The Luis Muñoz Rivera Park (or Parque Luis Muñoz Rivera in Spanish) is a 27.2 acre (110,000 m²) recreational public space located in Puerta …
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Jun 6, 2023
This place used to be beautiful now is all rust they dond take care .is almost dangerous .falling apart . the mayor aparantly dont care.Shame on you mr. romero.Full review by 316batey
Nov 12, 2021
This park seems to have a good side and a bad side. The north side near the beach was a little sketchy so I was afraid to go in, but later when I walked along the south side, it didn’t seem so bad. …Full review by jehenson81
Just an observation. Even though this is one of the largest parks on the island, it is certainly NOT the only one. There are literally dozens around the island.
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It is in fact the largest of its kind. You are correct. But there are other ones in the islet like the parque de las palomas, La Princesa Park, Plaza Colon Park and the San Juan …
It is in fact the largest of its kind. You are correct. But there are other ones in the islet like the parque de las palomas, La Princesa Park, Plaza Colon Park and the San Juan National Historic Park in front of the Morro castle.
Are there grills available in the park? We will be vising San Juan with a large church group and are looking for a place to have a nice relaxing picnic/cookout for about 40 people.
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Sorry to say, but no; there are no grill on the area. However, there are food trucks near the beach across the bridge. Across the street there is a fast food rest. ( I think it is a KFC, not …
Sorry to say, but no; there are no grill on the area. However, there are food trucks near the beach across the bridge. Across the street there is a fast food rest. ( I think it is a KFC, not sure.). Another area is Isla Verde Beach ( Carolina Beach), they do have gazebos areas that you can rent for a day, and bring your own BBQ, chairs, etc, etc. Another fantastic place, for a large group like yours, is Parque Nacional Isla de Cabras ( Goats Island ) the place is safe, ( they have a page in FB). Not really far from the Metro Area ( not more than 1/2 hr). There are gazebos, and larger lunching areas, they rent for a day ( starting a $ 25.00 up ) . There is a fast food local rest in the area. The view from the Old San Juan is FANTASTIC!!!! A place I love for this kind of group activities with children, besides Luis Munoz Rivera Park, is Parque Luis Munoz Marin, right in SJ metro area ( 787-763-0568) . All these places have paying parking lots. You can go to DRN page , or Parques Nacionales de Puerto Rico, or call (787) 788-0440. They are open from Wed. until Sundays, and holidays. ( On Sundays. all beach areas, get very crowded). Hope this inf. is helful. Enjoy your day!
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