Harriman Circle Park

Natural Oasis

Situated in the northern part of Tallahassee's Betton Hills neighborhood, Harriman Circle Park spans a modest 8 acres but packs quite the natural punch. At the heart of this urban green space sits a pond that defines the area - a natural centerpiece in this little pocket of calm.

The park embraces Florida's native plants, creating a refreshing green space that local wildlife calls home. These 8 acres offer a nice escape from city life without actually leaving town.

Feathered Friends

If you're into bird watching, you're in for a treat. The park regularly hosts migrating Canadian geese and various ducks that seem to appreciate this urban pitstop as much as the humans do. There's something calming about watching these waterfowl go about their business, completely unfazed by the city that surrounds them.

These migratory visitors aren't just interesting to observe - they highlight the importance of small urban preserves like this one to our ecological landscape.

Your Personal Retreat

What makes Harriman Circle Park special is its simplicity. No fancy playgrounds or elaborate facilities here - just nature doing its thing. It's an excellent spot to clear your head during a lunch break, take a leisurely stroll, or simply sit and breathe for a while.

The park offers something increasingly uncommon in urban living: quiet. Whether you're looking to spot some birds, get some fresh air, or just need a moment of peace, this little green corner provides a simple retreat.