This is a nice park that has a boat landing and a civic center on its premises. The park itself is…read morea sprawling landscape that nestles between a channel that connects the boat landing to a larger body of water. A kids play structure is available and a covered picnic area. The parking isn't free. There is a pay meter for boaters to use. I'm unsure if that applies to park users without boats.

Cute little park. We got takeout from the BBQ place and brought it over to eat. Watched the boats…read morecome in. Kids played on the playground. Very nice find.

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 recreation park has fun activities that I signed my kids up for. The coaches are great.read more

This is the second program that my kids have participate at the park at the park and the coaches…read morehave been awesome.

I almost didn't visit this park because I had recently visited Trout Creek Conservation Park…read more They're less than five miles apart and run by the same county. How different can they be? I'm glad that I went to both because I ended up liking Morris Bridge Park more. The parking situation is really odd. As with Trout Creek it also costs $2 to park here. There are actually parking lots on both sides of Morris Bridge Road. The southern one holds more cars but the northern one has a restroom next to it. Both are connected via a wooden boardwalk that goes underneath Morris Bridge Road. The southern parking lot has a nature trail that goes into the woods. We only explored a small section of this but decided to come back later. The northern parking lot has a kayak launch and a small boardwalk for fishing or just relaxing and enjoying the sights. If you walk a little you can find a bridge that leads to the Morris Bridge Boardwalk. The boardwalk at Trout Creek was shorter and more of a "C" shape. What is great is that this boardwalk here is a big loop. The sign says that it's 0.3 miles, but it felt longer than that. So if you have limited mobility this would be a way to get pretty deep into the woods to enjoy nature. This park is obviously well cared for. There was even a ranger there washing things off when we were there. I'm very glad I decided to visit.

We love Morris Bridge Park all the sites of the conservation park. This particular site has a small…read moretrail along the water. Great for a quick walk and a great place to have a picnic lunch!

For a sports complex, this turned out to be, for the most part, desolate mid-morning during the…read moreweek. To the point of my eventually leaving. Everything is chained closed (snack bar, restrooms, etc.)??? Is this only used by the local teams on weekends? Sure gives a strange vibe. Have no clue. There also appears to be an exercise "circuit" & a bridge placed in a swampy desolate place, but when I went here for my Fitbit walk, I felt a creep factor. I walked around & felt it strange it had a few vehicles parked all alone, as if it were a forest preserve in the Midwest "Rest Stop" movies. Walkability Score for A Woman Alone: 0 I'll rate it average because it's a little league sports complex ? but I must ask why all this money was spent in the first place. I am sure Street Lights would be much preferred, but then that's just me. 19/100

This is a huge sports complex! Concession stand serves…read morebreakfast and lunch items along with ice cream and frozen slushies, all at very reasonable prices! The restrooms are maintained very clean and if your ball player happens to be on one of the remote Diamonds (1 or 2), there are even some Port O' Johns at convenient locations near the parking spots. I was also impressed by the fact that each ball field, both the Home and Visitors sides have Covered bleacher seating for fans and rooting family members to enjoy. There are also covered picnic tables interspersed near each field for refueling between those "Double Headers" and for the younger ones to play or enjoy their favorite mobile device while big brother or sister plays their ball games.

Great customer service and atmosphere! Great and relax vibes for beginning or experienced golfers!read more

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USF Campus Recreation is an inviting and healthy environment that prides itself of providing…read morepremier service to it patrons. In the wake of COVID-19 they have done everything in their power to maintain a safe environment for the staff and patrons. Some of the requirements are admittedly restrictive (patrons must wear a mask at all times, even while doing cardio) but they are fairly enforced and designed to keep the gym safe for ALL patrons. It's fun getting in shape and joining a energized environment, especially in times like these!

What more could you ask for. There's a swimming pool! ‍‍…read more It's clean. It's cool. It's really really nice! Staff, faculty and students can workout FREE. Tell me more!