Finally got there early enough to snag some tickets to swim in the spring. We got there right…read morearound 9 o'clock and to my surprise it wasn't too busy. Right around 11am is when it really started to pick up. They sell tickets in sections. We got the 9am to 1pm pass. They also have a 2pm to 6pm pass. The water was cold as usual but pretty clear this visit we were able to see lots of fish and some were even nibbling on our feet if we stayed still. There were lifeguards out watching the area and was very on top of people not bringing pool floats on the separate side where the spring was. Definitely recommend checking this one out before summers over.

Very rude staff. We understand that rules must be followed, but there are respectful and…read moreprofessional ways to communicate with people without being rude. We had a small dog with us at our campsite, and he briefly walked over to the campsite next to us. A staff member approached us and told us that if our dog was not kept on a leash, he would ask us to leave. We understand the rule and had no issue complying with it, but the way he spoke to us was unnecessarily rude and disrespectful. I am an IR nurse, and I always treat my patients with compassion and respect. Imagine if this staff member arrived at the IR department in pain or with an injury and was treated with the same level of rudeness. Everyone deserves to be treated with kindness, dignity, and respect.

So the great parts of is this is it's free, plenty of parking and there are plenty of places to…read moresit/have elbow room. The part bad is the amount of chlorine that is used at this park. I had to step out after 20 mins as my eyes were burning and were red. That's too bad because I liked the layout of this place. While it says you can't bring in food several folks brought in small snacks and drinks. If you want to wear googles for the chlorine, have at it!!

A few days ago we checked out Lesley "Les" Miller Jr. All People's Community Park & Life Center…read more It's home to Hillsborough County's largest adaptive playground. The playground has swings for different age groups and abilities. My kids enjoyed going down the slides, the rope- and rock-climbing structures, musical elements, and spinning structure. There's plenty of shade over the playground and benches for parents. The newly opened splash pad was a hit with my kids. Plenty of shaded seating for parents and bathrooms are nearby. Don't forget to pack snacks for the kids (please clean up after your family), sunscreen and reusable water bottles. Not as crowded before 12 pm.

This is such a great concept for kids! I wish we had more play gyms like this for kids. This is…read morelocated near the Walmart on 60 and sits at the end of a strip. Pros: They had a lot of things for the kids to do to get their energy out. Staff were very kind and helpful. Cons: Place is small and can get crowded very fast. Some of toys were old and were thrown everywhere, of course expected by children but it made the play area very messy and hard to maneuver around. It was okay overall but it was just smaller and space was a bit tight for everything. Parents didn't really watch their kids so they would be stealing toys from other kids and it wasn't really a friendly place for my child. A lot of parents were there to socialize with other parents so they didn't watch their kid so that posed a danger to their children and every one else's.

Kids always have a great time there. It's a great place for the kids to have fun. Very clean and…read morethe toys are well kept.