This is a great park if you like sports or swimming. This very large 70 acre park is open every…read moreday from sunrise to sunset. Next to the entrance are four lighted basketball courts and a small playground structure with baby swings. Around the well marked park you will find 2 lighted baseball fields, 6 lighted multipurpose fields, 2 lighted softball fields and 1 lighted T-ball field. In the center of the park is the Family Aquatic Center where you will find a 50-meter, 8 x 20 lanes heated outdoor swimming pool. There's also a children wading pool, an interactive water playground and a 2 story water tower with 3 slides. There are showers and lockers. Swim classes for children are offered at the aquatic center. To the left of the main entrance are 6 lighted tennis courts and 4 lighted racquetball/handball courts. The park also has a larger playground and a picnic shelter with grills. Near the playground is the Armed Forces memorial. There are 5 flags representing the 5 branches of the armed forces and a monument marker with the names of fallen heroes. Contrary to the name there is no lake view and there are no nature trails which is what I look for in a park. However if you are into athletics this is a wonderful park and the pool is a very nice feature. You can picnic, exercise, and play. This is also a very safe place to teach a child to ride a bike.

Love this pickle ball courts here they are always available for walk ins no reservations needed. A…read moregreat diversity in players from children to seniors. I have never had a snooty encounter here and I appreciate that!

Honestly not a great experience. The turf on our field was in really poor condition -- the seams of…read morethe synthetic grass were coming apart, which caused cleats to get caught constantly and made the ball bounce unpredictably. On top of that, the dividing net in the middle of the field was off-center, shifted way to one side, and the ball kept getting stuck in it throughout the game. It completely disrupted the flow of play. Overall, the facilities are in serious need of maintenance. We didn't enjoy it and won't be coming back.

I had a birthday party for my son recently. He had a great time. The people were pleasant. However,…read morethe parties aren't ran like Urban Air or Skyzone. The "party planner" plays with kids and that's it. I was told that they either aren't suppose to come in the room or just don't. I didn't know that . I thought someone would kinda guide the party etc. Not the case. There are a few things that I was unhappy with it. First thing, the table collapsed with my son's birthday and ice cream set up at the start of the party . The cake was damaged and a little lopsided . My son didn't even notice though. We had to look for someone who worked there to turn on the air in our party room, garbage bags another time , more plates/forks/spoon in the middle of the party. It took away from photo time and really enjoying the party bc I had to leave to find someone each time. I feel like you have people paying hundreds of dollars for a party . You should be checking the trash, asking do you need anything etc. I will say that everyone had a good time . My son had a good a time. The facilities and the bathrooms are clean. The parents loved the bar and smoothie area there which I think is pretty cool compared to other party facilities. I'm not sure I would do a party there again. If I did, I would probably have a photographer and someone to specifically help me with setting up etc.

Very nice park! Our grandson loved it!…read moreClose by Nice addition to our area! Nice to walk in.... Soccer fields, baseball fields Volleyball

First off, this park complex is huge -- just under 40 acres. And has about anything -- almost --…read moresports wise that a Florida kid could be involved in or want to do. The indoor Recreation Center houses a gym and has meeting rooms for various programs. And outside are more than a dozen fields for baseball, softball, and multipurpose ones for soccer or la crosse, et al. Almost forgot the volleyball set up with a sand base and the tennis courts. There's a one-mile exercise path with stations; a large picnic pavilion that groups can rent and a few smaller pavilion's too. For the younger kiddies, there's a playground with swings and two "structures" for different age groups. There is supposed to be a skate park and a roller hockey rink, but we didn't see all of parts of the park . As you enter the park, you can see some construction going on. They are building indoor/outdoor tennis and pickleball courts. They are hoping to open either later this year or in 2027.

My son has been there for more than two years and we are very pleased with the coaching staff, the…read moreway they teach the kids, not only focusing on their technical skills but also teaching them tactical schemes, team formations and other aspects of the game. It's very easy to see the children progress in a short period of time. Thank you coach Lolo, coach Moreira, coach Santi, coach Johnny, coach Benjamin and all the other coaches that work hard every day with our kids with patience and dedication!

My son ( who turned two during the season) was in the league from late August till October ( for 7…read moreweeks). We had coach Patty and he absolutely loved her. She knows exactly how to keep it fun and interesting for the kiddies. They are very patient with the kids and create fun ways for them To learn the moves in soccer. Considering my son had just turned 2 I felt like he was a bit young for the league but nonetheless he still had fun. We met weekly for an hour each Saturday at 9am. Most of the lessons were based on moves that the kids would need to learn to play soccer. There are no games since they are too young to get the entire concept down. I plan on signing him up again next year but more likely I will put him in the winter league since it still was too hot out during sept and October.

love this company. if youre looking for a good soccer team for your child look no…read morefurther. they are in boca and Delray and have great programming, everything is always super quick and easy to navigate and my son has a great time in classes.

My son began - and grew - his love for soccer with the Strikers. I watched him progress throughout…read morea few seasons of recreational and now in the competitive program. My husband volunteered countless hours of his own time as a rec coach and I have now become my son's best cheerleader from my lawn chair each and every game. Mal is a great director, and is always open and receptive to feedback, and the coaches have invariably been kind and supportive of my 10-year-old son. I can't imagine another place that feels more like "home" and I am proud to be part of the Strikers family.

Royal Palm Beach Soccer is a great place to learn and play. I have been involved with this program…read moresince it started. My kids have played here and now my grandkids play here. They absolutely care about their players. They try to put players in the best positions for both the team and the child. Some parents think their kids should only play one position and then they don't learn any other positions so therefore, the child thinks that as well. Parents should be teaching their children to be TEAM players and not individuals. Kids should be learning what it is like to be on a TEAM. If they don't want to play as a TEAM PLAYER then they should go play tennis, or ping pong or an individual sport, of which soccer is not. Royal Palm Beach teaches children how to play in a TEAM environment and how to get along with others. If you want to go elsewhere, feel free since the grass is allegedly greener on the other side. We love this program and great job to everyone who runs it from the board members to the coaches. See you on the fields.

Phipps Baseball is a section of the city park. Drive past the majestic banyan trees and the skate…read morepark, etc. and you will see this section on the left. The Baseball portion is the longest running youth baseball program in the county. It's been operating since 1952. They provide recreational ball experiences for children of ages ranging from 3 through 16. They offer baseball and softball. The facilities here include two full-sized baseball diamonds, a snack bar, and plenty of parking.

This is a really large park just south of downtown West Palm Beach…read more The park has a nice baseball field that is lighted for night games, as well as a T-ball field, soccer field, skate ramps, playground, walking path and several pavillons. The main entrance is right off Dixie, so it's easy to find. There was plenty of free parking, very close to all the fields and event spaces. A great place to walk dogs, enjoy a stroll or just play some ball.

Very poor communication. You are given no information about your child's coach or their team. There…read moreis absolutely ZERO way to contact them. You are not given a number or email and if you fill out their message page on the website no one will get back to you. I've done that 3 times over the past month. We signed up for this league solely because they use pineapple Park for their games. Every single game, 4 I believe at this point I've been relocated out to Palm city. In the beginning, their website said games and practices were at 6:30. Their coach was told games and practices started at six so he showed up to the field at six. Nobody was there then he said the president told him it started at 6:15 however, parents were told it started at 6:30. It is clear communication is extremely unorganized even from within. Their uniforms were not distributed until the end of the second game. I have never had that happen with any other league. We have been part of other sorting leagues and we will not be returning as I have heard this is an issue across the board for all parents and has been for years. It is a shame.

Our older boys were with Martin United in 2018/2019 and we liked it enough, initially. There was no…read morereal communication with the parents, which was tolerable initially and we didn't really care. But now that we have experienced other soccer clubs, I have realized how purposeful Martin United is in mistreating/disregarding parents. We moved our boys at the end of the 2019 season to another soccer club just to give them a different experience. (Geeat decision by the way!) There was no hard feelings on our part, just wanted to explore with our kids just as any parent would do. I had no idea that the president of the club, Rich Cerber, would harbor ill feelings toward us for moving, as it is petty and unprofessional coming from a leader in the organization. I inquired for my youngest son to join rec in 2020, and Rich said it was too late. That seemed suspicious to me since he had let me register my older boys late before. But I thought, ok maybe next year. Now in 2021, I emailed and he replied saying that i should just have my son join the other soccer club with my older boys as it would be "easier for everyone". WOW, so taken aback by his lack of professionalism and maturity. I like to give people benefit of the doubt, but this man is childish and proven so even after all these years. It makes me wonder how he can continue to still hold this position and wonder how mistreated his staff/coaches are. Not a good human is all I have to say, but in the end, you will always get yours.