John F. Kennedy Park is a beautiful park in the city of Memphis, Tennessee. The total park sits on…read more260 acres of land and has two pavilions, two soccer fields, nine softball fields, has nature trails and a Alzheimer's Adult Day Care Center, something rare. This is definitely a park you will want to checkout while in Memphis. [Review #518] (103rd Review of 2017)

The fields are nice, parking is reasonable, but by far the scuzziest bathrooms I have ever…read moreencountered in a soccer complex. Beyond disgusting. Would rather drop trowel in the woods.

This place is a good idea but executed on the cheap. Field design maximizes playing area but…read moredrainage is terrible. Fields are terraced, so naturally the water flows downhill and lower fields get waterlogged. There are no nets behind the goals. C'mon man. The kids are chasing loose balls down the aforementioned terrace levels. Dumb design. Parking is a crap shoot in the smaller lots during tournaments. When the road is designated one way, there isn't enough signage or instruction. I will say they were very efficient taking our $10 parking fee, and the traffic control upon exit was superb. Overall I'm not impressed, even the most simple things are bungled here: trash removal ignored, bathroom care is non-existent (clogged toilets full to the rim), and no functioning hot water in the restroom sinks. Unacceptable for an event and facility of this size.

Do not buy a bike here. I came in for the same repair about a week ago and they will not honor…read moretheir previous repair. Of course, they just have to charge me again. Not a good value. No wonder neighboring Costco gets so much business and Dick's looks like it's about to go out of business.

Came to the store ready to purchase a new driver. They wanted to charge me $20 to use the simulator…read morefor thirty minutes to test the drivers, but would refund the money if I bought one...no problem, that makes sense. Then it goes downhill. The two drivers I wanted to hit weren't available as demo clubs. If I'm going to spend $400+ on a single club, you bet I'm going to hit it first. Guess I'll go to Edwin Watts from now on.

Less of a park and more of a sports complex, this is a huge facility with multiple soccer fields,…read morebaseball fields and pavilions. I was here because Plugshare told me that I might find a power outlet and I did, spending two hours with the van plugged in to pull some electricity and charge up the onboard battery. While plugged in, I did some wandering. The park has 10 artificial turf baseball fields and 4 grass fields, 19 soccer fields, a concession stand, picnic pavilions, restrooms, a tennis court and the 1.5 mile walking track. Pretty darned fabulous. Note that there are "no dogs" signs posted and sometimes, the parking is not free. [Review 19833 overall - 309 in Arkansas - 806 of 2023.]

Sunday, February 24, 2019…read more What I have started is looking at more local parks and I ran across this Bartlett soccer park- it is not what some would consider as a traditional park -It's a wide open area with a soccer field with gender restrooms on site- so there's more space for grass runners and die hard soccer players -there's plenty of available space for parking mini van and all vehicles alike

Haven't enjoyed our last two seasons there. They are playing school teams that practice more and…read moreare allowed to have more players on their teams. Also some school teams don't follow other rules about how many coaches and coaches on the field. Plus referees all follow different rules and don't stop the cheating. Ridiculous, we will have our child play elsewhere from now on.