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 set of 6 tennis courts at the University of Tampa located off north south Blvd conveniently…read morelocated in the heart of South Tampa with a great view of downtown. These courts are hard concrete green courts with lighting available and are well maintained. There are bleachers that can hold up to 50 spectators so invite all your friends to your next match! You can park in the parking garage right next to this place after 6pm without a university parking permit without any problems. There are a set of 3 courts in the front and 3 courts in the back. The courts are never too busy for us not to get a court so thats good. Sadly there is no water fountains anywhere near the courts, so make sure to bring plenty of your own water because it's been so hot out. One time I came around 830pm on a week day and the courts were locked. I'm not sure what the official hours of these courts are before they do lock them. I usually go to the public courts a block north of here but north south road is totally shut off for construction for over month now, so I just go to these courts. We will be coming back again soon! :)

It's a nice complex of soccer fields. Be prepared to bring bug spray though! Especially on hot days…read morethere are Mosquitos everywhere. Contrary to some of the reviews, I did not think the fields are in great shape. There are holes and dirt mounds all over the place. I'm surprised I havent rolled my ankles at all yet ( probably just jinxed myself). It is conveniently close to where I live which is a big plus and I'll continue to play here. Could use a little more grass and a little less dirt / sand though.

One of my favorite places to spend a Sunday afternoon or evening, this is where I play 11 v 11…read moreco-ed rec soccer. The complex gets a lot of traffic, since it hosts a youth soccer league as well as the multiple adult soccer teams that play here as well. They do a pretty good job with field maintenance, rotating fields in and out of service based upon wear & tear; considering how much they are used, it's overall in fairly good shape. The bathrooms almost always need some help though, they're hit or miss as to whether or not they're working.

This is a really really nice place has a good amount of soccer fields and sometimes they have all…read moreif not most the goals put out for people to play some games. Overall love going here

This is a nice place for kids to come and learn to play baseball. There are several ball diamonds…read morehere, and parking is on the other side of the fields, meaning you get to walk thru the grass a good ways to get to the field they are playing on. The kids seem to love playing here and being a part of a team sport, and the coaches seem to know the game and techniques on how to help the kids become better players. The kids were aged from about 6 to 10 years old. Any family in the area with kids who like baseball should look into joining a team and playing here. The bleachers are nice to sit and watch from, and they have a snack building for some tasty goodies during ball games.

Eastbay Little League is a great program for kids to learn the sport of baseball. My two boys are…read morestarting their second season here and they love it. One is seven the other one is eight years old and their coach David is awesome. It's quite a friendly and clean atmosphere although it gets a little sloppy muddy after the rain. Also parking is a nightmare on a weekend but that's par for the course

As far as sandbag distribution goes it was a well oiled machine on Sunday, Sept 25th. Everyone was…read morewell behaved (talking about the people getting sandbags). This is the first time that I actually drove into the complex. It is pretty big and seems to be well maintained.

Why 4 stars? Because this is a decent place for slow pitch softball…read more --- --- --- A few months ago, I joined a slow pitch softball team at Ed Radice. It's about a 20 minute drive for me and is the closest field with league play. There's a lot more going on at Ed Radice from the looks of it, but I can only speak to the softball. In our first season, the lighting was horrible on the field we played most of our games on. There was a ball lost in the lights every week. This season, we moved to a different field and the rumor is that the other field is getting better lights, so that's good to hear. Other than lights, a huge pet peeve of mine for softball fields is when the batter's box is like a giant divot, but fortunately that is not the case here. You can really get leverage in this box, which is in great shape. Those are the only things I really care about when it comes to a softball field. There's ample parking - and plenty that's far away from the fence so you don't have to worry about home runs breaking windows. I have never even attempted visiting the concession stand, so I can't really speak to that. Give me a decent lighting and a solid batter's box and I'm pretty content. Ed Radice has that.

One of my favorite parks! A lot of tennis courts, pickleball courts, and basketball courts! Great…read morefor family!

Alas, so much of this has been taken over by pickleball and you almost always have to wait some…read moretime to play actual tennis. There are so many tennis players in Tampa and so little in terms of public facilities that this was tragic to see unfolding.

This is a great Non Profit Foundation for kids soccer! The camps and clinics are offered for all…read moreages! Great staff! - A+ coaches. I spoke to The PR Rep she is wonderful and very helpful!

Eddie O coached my kid for a few years during his youth soccer days . You won't find a more sincere…read moresoccer trainer w as much knowledge of the game . Plus he is a Roma fan which is always a plus