Friendly and god quality range. Haven't played there but looked good. Pleasant atmosphereread more

Loved the driving range and course! For the price it's truly amazing! I practically lived there…read moreduring my visit to Florida!

This county park in Vero Beach is also known as South County Regional Park. It was named in honor…read moreof Richard "Dick" Bird. Mr. Bird was a PGA golf professional and the founder of Bird Realty. He served 16 years as an Indian River County commissioner. This large 72.7 acre park is open daily, 7 AM until sunset. Park amenities include seven grills, 23 picnic tables, 10 pavilions, a renovated in 2022 ADA accessible playground, 4 lighted multi-purpose ball fields with concession stand, press box, 4 lighted lacrosse fields (only for use by the Lacrosse Association), 2 lighted tennis courts, 2 lighted basketball courts, restrooms, water fountains, and disc golf. One of the most popular features of the park are the 12 pickleball courts divided by skill level. They are lighted and have live camera streaming online The trees throughout the park provide much appreciated shade and the tropical landscaping adds to the natural beauty of the nature areas. This park hosts various sports leagues such as adult slow-pitch softball and lacrosse events. Ample parking with over 200 spots adds to the ease of visits. The well maintained Dick Bird South County Park provides an important community recreational resource for sports, relaxation, and picnicking.

This is a beautiful soccer / lacrosse park. The fields have excellent drainage and very nice…read morebathrooms (not common during lacrosse tournaments). There's plenty of parking and the concession stands serve excellent food. Overall I'd highly recommend this park for any sports tournaments.

Delicious brunch. Endless coffee, great service. Third time here for brunch. Limited menu but…read morealways enough to chose from with the specials as well. Stunning view if you eat on the back patio! Will return again.

Suffering through the cold and rain on two different Tuesdays, finishing 18 because we love this…read morecourse.

This is a neighborhood park located in the the Palm Lake Gardens neighborhood completed in 2005 in…read moreFt. Pierce. The park is set up around a lake. You can exercise by walking a path that runs the perimeter of the lake. Other park amenities include grills, pavilions, picnic tables, and a playground. You can't swim in the lake but people use it for RC boat racing. The lake is stocked so it is a popular fishing spot. I saw quite a bit of wildlife during my visit including a heron, turtles, and a young alligator. This is a really beautiful spot to cook out, picnic, fish, or just take a stroll. As I was leaving I saw someone walking their dog right next to the edge of the water. I cannot not emphasize enough that this is not a smart thing to do. At a park in Davie a woman was killed doing the same thing. An alligator attacked her dogs and she was killed trying to save them. Alligators will not normally attack people but they have been known to go for dogs at the waters edge. I definitely saw alligator activity at this lake. Children and pets should not be near the edge of water where there could possibly be alligators. Prevent another tragedy and stay on the path.

My wife and I are looking to join a private golf club because right now where we are members, the…read moreclub doesn't meet our expectations. We got an appointment with Chris who is the Membership Director at Legacy Golf Club, he gave us the opportunity to play the course and have lunch. The food was excellent, Chris was clear in his explanations, he answered all our questions, he was friendly, knowledgeable, and very helpful. The course is in great condition, with lush fairways, fast greens and very well maintained. It took us 3:30 hours to play the course, it's well within the norms for eighteen holes. The course is under new ownership and already the owner has plans to improve the facilities and the course. I had the pleasure of talking with a few members and everyone was super friendly and welcoming. We're looking forward to a new chapter at The Legacy.

Fantastic golf course. A great layout of fairways. A pleasant course. Greens were rolling good…read more Fairways were in good condition. Sand traps were very soft sand.

This scenic 56 acre park located in Port St. Lucie was created in 2007. There is a one mile…read moresidewalk along the lake perfect for walking, jogging, and biking. The park has two observation platforms where you can observe wading birds, alligators, and turtles in the lake. Fishing is allowed along the shoreline. The park has benches, restrooms, and outdoor fitness equipment. It is open every day from 8 AM until dusk.

I was so impressed with this park. It's located on the Indian River with stunning views of the…read morewater. There is a fountain for the kids to play in that opened in 2001 and I gather that when it is on there is a $1 entrance fee but no one was around when I visited. Other park amenities include restrooms, art, benches, and a fishing pier. In March of this year a historical marker was placed in the east part of the park relating the history of the three bridges connecting the Vero Beach mainland and beaches. Vero Beach was the first community to have a bridge to Orchid Island when one opened on Labor Day of 1920. The first cars to cross it were Model T's. In 1951 the concrete Merrill P. Barber bridge was opened and replaced by a concrete arch bridge in 1995. The marker in this park is one of twenty two in Indian County. This park also has beautiful art. There are four large mosaic pillars that represent the natural setting of Vero Beach, the ocean, the Indian River Lagoon, the upland hammock, and the wetlands. Each side of the pillar depicts a different time of day and the animals that live in each habitat. Usually water front property is taken up by million dollar mansions. It is so nice to see that Vero Beach preserved this prime piece of property so that everyone can enjoy it. You can come here to take the kids to cool off, fish, picnic, or just drink in the the glorious view of the Indian River.

Amazing pier like a lot better than I expected I came here to have a picnic with my man before…read moregoing to McKee botanical garden and it was so well kept together and very clean. I had a lot of fun walking around . Looks like fishing is available and lots of space for relaxing . Lots of seating too!

We always enjoy this park but it was BUSY this weekend!!! You have 3 areas to park and one…read morebathroom, you can launch and park across the street. We always enjoy ourselves here!

Nice day at the Causeway. No waves is good for my knees,…read morethe estuaries are cool, one can walk out 50 yards and still touch the ground. It's so beautiful this time of year, although the water is cold but it gets better as you acclimate. The beauty of Florida is its 80 degrees in the middle of November. :)) Fish jumping, the boyfriend throwing out a line, dragonflies hunting, birds and bugs doing their thing. A really nice afternoon today at the Causeway. Thank you Wabasso! You can trust me, I don't have to get out of the house. ;D