The star of this park is the covered bocce courts which include lighting, seating and a…read moreprofessional looking area with a large number of courts. I can picture the older Italian guys all here swapping stories and throwing bocce balls up and down. Sadly, the pandemic has much of that shut down so the park is a little quieter these days. Other than bocce, there is a backetball court, picnic shelter with grill and a playground area. The park has a large parking lot with plenty of room. [Review 13257 overall, 575 of 2020.]

Brought my fur baby to the dog park and had such a nice time. They keep big buckets of water and…read moreseating for us humans. Overall was a beautiful park that was well maintained.

Grab your glove, bat and ball...Let's play. This 52-acre complex is the largest of the City of Cape…read moreCoral's athletic facilities. It's home to the Youth Soccer Association, Little League Junior Senior Baseball and Adult Men's Softball Leagues...also host to many state and national tournaments throughout the year. In addition to the lighted fields...you'll also find clean restrooms, ample parking, concession stands, playgrounds and picnic tables with shelters. This community facility provides opportunities for people of all ages to participate in and enjoy a wide variety of sports...while maintaining safe and organized playing environments. Batter up!

Great for softball players and family fun. The field are in good condition. Always well kept.read more

A very nice neighborhood park. My grandkids love the climbing structures and slides. It's nice that…read moreit offers shade, benches, bathrooms and its fenced.

Lovely park that is mostly focused around the four lighted Little League baseball fields but they…read morealso have a permanent building with a concession stand and bathrooms. Some playgrounds for the other little ones to be active while watching games plus there are some picnic tables and shelters. Big signs on the shelters indicate that they are metal and therefore not the place you want to go during an electrical storm. Decent parking with entrances from both the north and south sides of the park plus street parking if you dare. [Review 12345 overall, 2131 of 2019.]

I was here for a field trip and It was bad the man giving out hats for answer questions correct he…read more looked at me and saw my hand up and chose the person next to me and the masks-cot didn't even come near my area that I was sitting in and just walked away but the hotdog and chips are good

With the new Red Sox spring training ballpark being built, it'll be sort of sad to see what happens…read moreto the City of Palms park because it's quite nice! Out in front they've got a statue of Ted Williams, inside the park there's plenty of room to stroll around to get your concessions and hit the bathroom. But of course the most important part is the field! Given City of Palms Park only seats 8,000 people, ALL the seats are good and you've got those swaying palm trees past the outfield wall to remind you you're in Florida. Access and egress from the seats to the concessions is not bad but could be better. The staff is pretty friendly and polite even though many (I would guess) are native New Englanders but I'm guessing they're happier in the sunshine! Overall a great little ballpark, perfect on a nice day. The only reason I'm not giving it five stars is because I'm so used to the AWESOME Durham Bulls ballpark which is amazingly good. But don't worry, you'll have a great time at City of Palms watching your Sox for the spring season...

Much, much more than a dog park so that it deserves its own business (we'll see), the county has…read morebuilt this large athletics complex in west Fort Myers. In addition to the gigantic parking lot, there are four little league baseball fields and three soccer fields with plenty of room for people to mill about. A big piece of the park is to the north (past the dog park) with walking / biking / hiking trails through the natural landscape. And of course, natural landscape in Florida always means there is a chance that you may encounter wildlife. Be prepared and never hike alone. There are structures for concession stands, restrooms and water fountains. The park is in excellent condition and while it's way far from my usual haunts, it's surrounded by home communities. [Review 20262 overall - 1765 in Florida - 1239 of 2023.]

Beautiful park - great amenities. Great plaza like a fair of food vendors and games. Clean. Easy…read morefree parking

2025 Spring Training Home game comes to an end on March 23, 2025. We watched the final Spring…read moreTraining Home game at JetBlue Park. With Alex Cora returns for his 7th season as manager, the Red Sox has pretty good team in place with the recent signing of Alex Bregman on March 15, 2025. With Alex Bregman at 3B, Kristian Campbell at 2 B, Jarren Duran at 1B, Trevor Story as SS, Jarren Duran at LF, Wilyer Abreu at RF, Connor Wong at C and Ceddanne Rafaela at CF, this is a strong team and well positioned. May be Twins' pitching or humidity, Red Sox did not have the fire power today. Twins over powered Red Sox 9-3. Oh well, it is only spring training!

With a fire department station in between them, the Pelican Baseball and Soccer Complexes are on…read moreboth sides of Pelican Blvd. The baseball side has four ball fields with a central structure that has restrooms and a concession stand. The soccer side has three fields. Both the Baseball and the Soccer complexes have shaded playgrounds which are open even when there are no sports going on. The fields are in excellent condition, well maintained and with their respective painted lines. There is parking on all sides of each complex. [Review 16776 overall - 1501 in Florida - 289 of 2022.]

I'm specifically reviewing the park on the baseball side (the newer playground). Unfortunately we…read moreall got hit hard by hurricane Ian, and this playground was no exception: so I'll write my review from a pre-Ian standpoint lol. Pros: -Usually not too many people there but still some kids if your child wants to play with others. -SHADED! This is a HUGE plus, one of the few playgrounds that's completely shaded. -Fake grass instead of dirt or mulch. Cons: -Incredibly small! So when there is a crowd it feels like you're packed in like sardines. -No bathrooms only a portable bathroom that's usually disgusting, as most porti-potty's are. -Due to the size there's really not much equipment for the kids to play on.

This place was okay. We've been to better... and to worse…read more There are a number of baseball fields. We came to see a grandson play in a baseball tournament and this was one of the Fort Myer's locations that hosted the teams. There aren't many facilities, but at least the bathrooms were fairly clean. There wasn't any concession stand open when the game started in the morning. Luckily we'd brought our own snacks and drinks. One negative is that the parking lot is far from the fields. So plan accordingly for older folks or anyone who has a problem walking.

Not open to the public! This facility has five baseball fields, pitching bullpens, batting tunnels…read moreand a large clubhouse complete with players' locker rooms and showers, trainer/therapy rooms, umpire locker room and a coaches locker room. This facility used to be the spring training home for the Boston Red Sox https://www.yelp.com/biz/boston-red-sox-boston?hrid=xFEYND5UKPtAzEw8ORLI4Q who have since moved across town to JetBlue Park https://www.yelp.com/biz/jetblue-park-fort-myers-2?hrid=YTc96as1ndrjJy2Fhwr39A. There is a reasonable amount of parking here for the facility but definitely not enough if they're planning to host any sort of spectator event. I was able to see a good amount from the fence line though. [Review 13304 overall, 622 of 2020.]