Tallahassee, Florida, boasts a diverse array of parks and recreational facilities managed by the City’s Parks, Recreation, and Neighborhood Affairs Department (PRNA). PRNA oversees approximately 3,455 acres of parkland, encompassing neighborhood playgrounds, regional parks, and over 70 miles of trails. Notable parks include Tom Brown Park, a 255-acre area offering amenities such as disc golf, tennis courts, and nature trails, and Cascades Park, a 24-acre urban park featuring an amphitheater and interactive water fountains. Additionally, the 1,176-acre Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park provides botanical gardens and historic sites. These parks offer residents and visitors a variety of recreational opportunities, from active sports to serene natural settings.