Centennial Park

Centennial Park is a re-imagination of the existing 5-acre park on Dixie Hwy in Pompano Beach, FL. The park included the 1916 historic Sample McDougald House, listed on the National and Local Register of Historic Places, is a distinctive historic house museum known for its unique architecture, history and cultural background. It was built in 1916 by Pompano Beach pioneer and farmer, Albert Neal Sample, who served as a community leader until his death in 1941. New work includes a new 7000 sq. ft. outdoor pavilion, bathroom structures, a catering kitchen and a complete transformation of the park. The park will include edible gardens, passive and active recreation areas and a heritage garden with edible garden with seasonal heirloom and homestyle fruits and vegetables growing year-round. The garden features a variety of South Florida native edible plants, everyday vegetables, small fruits and herbs. This area displays sugar cane, Everglades tomatoes, beans, cucumbers, greens, beets, assorted herbs, edible and ornamental petals.

PLANt Centennial Park, Pompano Beach, FL

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