Broward County has options for beating the heat. A guide is available to help locals cool down during hot weather. The guide suggests visiting water parks, such as Paradise Cove at C.B. Smith Park, for a complete body cool down. Further details about the guide and cooling options in Broward are available from the source, including information about prices and activities for families.
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