Top 5 Things To Do in Country Walk

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Country Walk's intimate size and robust reputation translate to its tiny yet steady dining scene built on local cafés, quick-serve Asian spots, and Latin staples spread across its community shopping plazas. 

Here, you'll find Cuban coffee counters, Colombian-style grills, sushi and teriyaki bowls, and even a few American diners that keep locals fueled from breakfast to late night, allowing residents a choice selection of delicious eats without having to cross the borders—unless they're searching for a culinary adventure.

Yes, you can always find one outside your doorstep, but if you want an iconic Miami smorgasbord, what Country Walk lacks in scale, it makes up for in location!

Sitting beside Kendall, The Hammocks, and West Kendall, where options are the (dining) landscapes are expanding right before everyone's eyes, Country Walk serves as a gateway to a vast array of international cuisines, including Cuban, Mexican, Colombian, Peruvian, Mediterranean, and more, all within a short drive. 

So, what would you like on your menu today?

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Take your daily errands to the next level as you explore Country Walk Plaza, Country Walk's premier hub for groceries, coffee, and essentials.

Anchored by Publix and CVS, Country Walk Plaza offers a selection of local shops and services, including dining staples such as Domino's, Wingstop, and Teriyaki Madness, in a walkable location from many parts of Country Walk.

A few turns up the road, you'll find another option in Town & Country Plaza, a plaza along the same SW 152nd / 137th intersection that features a mix of discount chains, supermarkets, and fast-food restaurants alongside local service shops—a good backup when Country Walk Plaza feels a bit small or full.

Oh, and let's not forget the heavyweight of all retail hubs around Country Walk, the London Square, which covers roughly 300,000 square feet in West Kendall.

Stepping in as Country Walk's ultimate shopping spot, this sprawling center is lined with Costco, TJ Maxx, and HomeGoods, plus plenty of restaurants and service spots to round out the whole afternoon.

Not too bad, right?

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The suburbs come with built-in breathing spaces, and the same can be said for Country Walk, courtesy of Oak Creek Park, a green corner in the heart of the community.

Here, locals indulge in open lawns, shaded palms, and a looping path ideal for morning jogs and sunset strolls, along with a lively children's playground, and enough space for impromptu soccer games or quiet picnics under the canopies.

Outside Country Walk, parks like Wild Lime Park and Three Lakes Park add more activities to your itinerary, featuring baseball, tennis, and after-school facilities, alongside scenic spaces for walking, cycling, or simply letting the kids run.

Like we said, nature isn't something you plan for in Country Walk—it's part of the routine.

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One of the best things about living in Country Walk is how close you are to some of Miami's tourist attractions. 

Just beyond its quiet streets, Country Walk opens into a mix of nature, history, and cultural stops that offer effortless day trips, such as the Zoo Miami, which brings the world's wildlife to the suburbs with sprawling exhibits and tropical habitats, and the Zoological Wildlife Foundation, which lets you get even closer with private, appointment-only animal encounters.

A little farther north, aviation enthusiasts can explore the Wings Over Miami Museum, where restored aircraft and flight memorabilia trace South Florida's rich aviation past. 

Meanwhile, for a meaningful dose of history, the Bay of Pigs Air Memorial offers a moving tribute to Cuban-American bravery, connecting modern Miami to its defining roots.

Altogether, you can expect a pocket of exploration that blends adventure and reflection, proving that Country Walk is surrounded by scenery and exciting stories.

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Known as a self-contained suburban village, Country Walk affords residents with everything they need within its perimeter—expertly landscaped streets, community parks, a selection of single-family homes and townhouses, and yes, even a private clubhouse.

In fact, the Country Walk Clubhouse sets the tone for leisure in Country Walk with its resort-style pool, bubbling jacuzzi, and tennis courts surrounded by palms — a familiar backdrop for lazy weekends, friendly matches, and neighborhood gatherings in the community.

Meanwhile, those who prefer the open outdoors can drive to Larry & Penny Thompson Memorial Park and Campground, which offers hundreds of acres for hiking, camping, and picnicking beneath a canopy of pines.

Head a little farther south to Castellow Hammock Preserve & Nature Center, and you'll find a quieter escape filled with trails shaded by tropical hardwoods, flashes of butterflies between the trees, and a calm that feels worlds away from suburbia.

Between its community comforts and wild escapes, Country Walk makes it easy to play, recharge, and keep every weekend a little different from the last.