These are NOT tennis courts, they are tiny pickle ball courts. False advertising. And the toilet…read morewas broken and filled to the brim with p00p.

I was looking for a small and shaded park to take my toddler, and I found this one about 3-4 miles…read morefrom my house. It seemed relatively clean, and it was not busy at all. There were enough swings for everyone, and two separate playgrounds... One for the younger kids, and one for the older kids. They also have a basketball court, a baseball field, and tennis courts! This would be a great place to have a kid's birthday party.

Great park and recreation spot with a big time skateboard park, large and well outfitted…read moreplayground, indoor basketball courts, community center, water fountains, athletic fields, and walking path out in Town and Country. The park has lovely trees and leaves. Nicefamilies and kiddos use the park and its a great place to relax, play.outside, play inside, shoot hoops, skateboard, picnic, breathe and go for a walk. Lovely. Learn n Play Tampa Bay hosts one of their area play groups here for Toddlers.

Many people may have the similar new year resolution to exercise. I decide to add a suggestion to…read morethe gym that I am normally go to at this review. Not many people know about this gym that is part of the Hillsborough County Park and Recreation department. We have use this gym for our badminton club free play night for almost a year. This facilities have soccer field at the back of the building. Many activities took place at this location include children soccer team. The media room have computer for the after school care. They also have the theater performance art class. They have high impact aerobic class and low impact exercise class. The gym floor is two basketball courts two volley ball courts or four badminton courts. Our badminton club play two night a week. This building is actually our tax money to build it. The gym floor is spring board with wood flooring. They are very nice. Please check out the available classes that are ongoing now by calling the center or walk up to the main lobby for the available exercise class. Make good use of this new facilities.

Awesome playground and covered benches…read more I came here for a Mom's club playdate. It was a snack potluck and hang out. I snagged the last parking spot (as others have mentioned the parking lot is small, but you can park at the school if you can't find a spot.) I only walked through the actual rec building to get to the park. I was amazed by the outside area. The benches are covered and there are a ton of cubby holes where you can store your stuff. The playground is covered too! We're in Florida, shade matters! There is also a huge grassy area in case you want to throw a ball or just let your child run around and blow off steam. Whatever floats your boat. Once my child starts walking I'm sure we will be back many times.

Beautiful Park!!! Home to the Northside Little Leaguers.... Huge open fields for lacrosse and…read moresoccer games. Outdoor tennis and raqucat ball courts. There is a kids play area located all the way in the back of the park just go around the baseball fields. Also located in the back are the basketball courts as well.

I haven't been to the batting cage since I was a kid so I decided to be adventurous and go try it…read moreout again. This location was closer to us so we went in and there is a Yelp coupon for 20% off one batting cage round but I decided to save that for another time since we were going to rent a cage for an hour. This store is on the other side of Dollar Tree. The employees there were really nice and helpful. The rental included helmets and bats so that was nice. You have to miss a couple of shots before you get the hang of things but once you get to swinging, it will be hard to stop. The hour went by fast and it was split between three people. There is no max for the cage rentals so if you wanted to share it with 10 people, you could. There is also a gym and private training lessons there for anyone interested. I highly recommend and I plan to go back!

I would never entrust this place with the care of my child…read more Over the course of two consecutive days, my 6-year-old son was hit in the face with a dodgeball during camp. I completely understand that accidents happen and that kids get hurt while playing sports. We have had our children involved in sports since they were 3 years old, and we fully expect bumps and bruises. What is unacceptable is how the situation was handled. At no point did anyone call us, and the coach never mentioned that our son had been hit in the face. My son did tell the staff that he got hurt, yet no one offered him basic care or informed us about the incident when I picked him up. I only learned what happened because my son told me himself. Instead, they left it up to a 6-year-old to communicate what he needed. He's the youngest child there and, like many young children, he wanted to be tough in front of the older kids. Expecting a 1st-grader to recognize, communicate, and advocate for his own medical needs is simply not appropriate. For more than $250 a week for only a few hours of daily care, I expected the staff to take some initiative. Something as simple as offering ice or notifying a parent should be standard practice. What was even more disappointing was the owner's response. Rather than expressing concern or apologizing, I was told that because my son "didn't ask for anything," they didn't offer him anything. There was no acknowledgment that the situation could have been handled better, no commitment to improve their procedures, and ZERO empathy. Instead, the owner seemed offended that I raised the concern and told me my reaction was unfair. This review is not about a child getting hurt. It's about the complete lack of responsibility, care, and accountability shown afterward. When parents leave their children in your care, they trust you to look after them--not to rely on a 6-year-old to decide when he needs help. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend this academy to any parent looking for a place that prioritizes the safety and well-being of young children.

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.

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

Fossil Park offers this neighborhood in St. Petersburg so many activities. They feature: 4 tennis…read morecourts, 6 pickleball courts, baseball fields, pool, sports complex, playground, recreational trails, skatepark, shelters, and Willis S. Johns Recreation Center. We were there to play pickleball. It was fun.

Fossil Park is a fascinating neighborhood. So much charm...and so much history…read more We are grateful to be part of this neighborhood. This article shares some little known history...https://www.gulfcoast.community/fossil-park