This city park located in St. Petersburg offers five-field sports complex including several…read moreathletic fields and courts. They also have a nice playground for children. The covered picnic tables are located near the baseball fields. There are four tennis courts, a racketball court and a handball court. There are also restrooms. A great place for the family.

Great place! Clean, beautiful, spacious and quiet. Great for a stroll, run, bike riding, dogs, kids…read moreand all. There's a dog park and a kid's playground. I didn't see any restrooms but it's a block off from 4th street which has lots of restaurants and shops to offer before or after your park adventure.

Al Lang Stadium was a nice spot to come and watch a Rowdies game! Parking was easy to find nearby…read moreand walkable. My kids loved meeting their mascot and getting a picture. The restrooms weren't in the best condition. The food and drink options are just ok here. Near the end we left a bit early and all the concession stands were giving out the leftover food for free. We got a free box of pizza on the way out which was a fun surprise! I definitely recommend, but I'd definitely avoid in the thick of summer.. not much shade unless you get a seat in the small covered area.

Great location for a soccer game. Right by the water. Old spring training baseball facility…read more Intimate and good crowd. Affordable ticket prices ($30 for lowest admission). Parking right in front or $16 2-3 blocks away

Very professional organization with outstanding staff. Great Sport for all ages. Played there many…read moretimes. And they have even hosted the International Shuffleboard World Championships many times!

Now this was fun!!…read more We went to the SPSC on a Friday night which is BYOB night. Very good crowd with people of all ages. We went with another couple who also had never played here before. This was a great way to kick off a Friday night. The staff was very helpful getting us started and explaining the scoring. This is a game that everyone can enjoy no matter how athletic. This place is celebrating its one hundredth anniversary. We really enjoyed the clubhouse with a lot of old pictures which showed how things were back in the day. I was really happy I was not wearing a three piece suit and tie which was standard attire back then. We all had a great time and will definitely be back.

Awesome experience! Postiive fun experience. AMAZING staff - Olympic coaches. They cared about my…read morekid!

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We went to a Food Truck Burger Bash here on Friday night and had a fun time! It's a port so we sat…read moreright by the water and enjoyed both the cool air and breeze of a winter St Petersburg evening. We got there relatively early so parking was right on site and easy peasy! Others who came later may have had to park further away. Anyway, it's a nice (paved) place for a food truck event with DJ'd music and plenty of tasty food. We enjoyed burgers and donuts because, well, because we could!

Came here as a work outing. It was during the day so it was nice that we had the place to…read moreourselves! The guys were super nice and helpful in showing us how to throw the axes. They also had games related to axe throwing - a little competition is always a good time

We had such a great time! Gallo and Jed were amazing! The games were so much fun! I highly…read morerecommend this place!!!

I've been going to The Trop since the mid 90s. After the…read morepost-hurricane renovations it looks better than it ever has. So many food options...from hot dogs and cracker jacks to gourmet in the various luxury seating. Many drinks to choose from too. You can also play skee-ball and touch real live Rays in the touch tank. Oh you can see a baseball game too.

There's no denying this stadium has one of the most negative reputations in all of Major League…read moreBaseball. And from the outside, it is apparent why. Plenty of beige concrete and the white ceiling. A little light blue paint here and there on the bottom. It's not going to bring out artists to take renderings of it. The oversized fake baseballs on the outside don't exactly help. Near the home plate entrance, they have two statues. One of which is for winning a pennant. I mean, really? And remember, it's clear bags only, as if it were an NFL stadium. And then inside, I would describe the field area as tacky and sterile. The catwalks are so prevalent they should charge people extra admission to walk them. And bless them, I know the hurricane from a few years ago caused massive problems. But looking at the white roof form the inside, it looks just like a canopy covering you'd see at a circus. The tank in center field with live stingrays is cool to look at for about a minute or two. For food, I started with the Chicken Parm sandwich. I was incredibly impressed by the bread, it was a toasted semolina loaf. Could not have been much better. The chicken was pretty crispy, that was actually better than what I had at New York the prior day. Didn't love the marinara, it needed more seasoning. About an hour later, I tried a Cubano sandwich. And it was served Tampa style with Genoa salami added to the usual roast pork, ham, Swiss cheese, pickle slices, and mustard. It was very good, though I'm not sure if I prefer that one or the Miami style more. I would say the Tampa sandwich is a little bit saltier with the addition of the salami, but at least there's more meat. Maybe the weird part is I drank a bottled protein milkshake with it. I mean it was the same price as a soda or a water, so why not? Alcohol was a joke. The cheapest option was around $18. For this stadium, with so few fans, there should be some decent deals. Maybe a Budweiser for $5 at one specific stand? Just an idea?! At the game, there were maybe 13,000 fans, at least a third of them were rooting for Toronto. And my goodness, you talk about advertisement overload! And yet, there is just one scoreboard, it's in right field. So they compress a lot of information onto that one board. As a result, it can be hard to find the info you're looking for. I'm looking for a radar gum for the mph of the pitch and I'm finding vertical break and all this other stuff. Probably took about five or six pitches. One other knock, this place gets too focused on politics and sexuality with certain signs and advertisements. Not cool. I'm coming to a bseball game to have fun. Not to think about the problems of the world.