AMAZING! Coach Daniel is a fantastic teacher and because of his kindness, patience, and spirit for…read moretennis, my son enjoys lessons every time. We attend tennis lessons with Coach Daniel at the Triple Creek community in Riverview, FL., on Saturday mornings from 10-11am. The time is almost always perfect because even during the hot Summer months, it's still pretty comfortable. Coach caters to each student's learning style and is extremely flexible with their needs. I cannot speak highly enough of coach and the overall program.

From the owner: If you are looking for a fun an active way for your children to spend their summer Look no further…read morethan My Tennis Game's tennis program! Perfect for both beginners and experienced players, our program offers a great opportunity for your children to learn new skills and improve their game, all while making new friends and enjoying the outdoors. Led by experienced coaches who are passionate about tennis, our summer program features a wide range of activities, including drills, games, and matches. With a focus on fun and sportsmanship, we strive to create a positive and inclusive environment for all participants

This business possesses pros and cons based upon individual needs. I enjoyed the convenience of the…read moregym albeit somewhat dated. It, however is minimally used so there is generally access to equipment upon demand. In addition, the pickleball courts are generally accessible depending upon the time of day one can arrive. In contrast however, if you only expect to utilize the facility for a partial year, regardless of being a member over several years, the facility charges an exorbitant and excessive fee, which makes the membership cost more than other comparable facilities and thereby makes one feel unappreciated for loyalty to the club.

Everything is a amazing about this place: atmosphere, staff, pool, food. Owners are super friendly…read moreand it seems like everyone here cares about everyday progress

Spent countless hours here in the 1970s. Learned tennis from Cal in '60s. Originally, as many know,…read morethis was "Grady and Watrous" or simply "Grady". Let me say, so many great, great players have been on those courts especially from those great Plant High tennis teams through the years. Been by there recently and it looks great. Miss it.

Really nice courts! Not too many cracks. There is netting on one side to separate courts but it is…read moretorn so isn't very effective. It's always crowded but that's not necessarily a bad thing.

It's slightly confusing since the signage from the street says Brandon Park but Sadie Park is to…read morethe right of the Boys & Girls Club. This is a great space for outdoor recreation. There are several baseball fields, a playground for kids, basketball nets, tennis courts, a street hockey rink, volleyball nets, and lots of grass to just hang out. There are also pavilions if you want to have a kids birthday party or get-together. There are restrooms on site and plenty of parking, although it may be tight on nights when there are baseball games. There is a pretty decent walking path as well if you're just out here to walk. The grounds are pretty well kept and they seem safe.

Renamed a few years ago, this is a large open to the public (though not free) sports center. There…read moreare many tennis courts, and tennis classes are offered very small children to adults. The tennis instructors for the children Saturday morning classes are very good with the children, and turn the instruction into games. There is an over sized Olympic diving pool, workout facilities, and a multitude of other rooms. They offer after school programs and summer camps as well. Swimming lessons by age group are another offering. The parking lot is often too small for the number of cars here, and you will see quite a bit of parking on the street.

I'm here twice a week for volleyball practice and the place is always busy, with swimmers, daycare…read moreand ect. Even in the rush the front desk always manages to greet everyone who comes in and is very helpful.

A hot and sunny Sunday in Tampa Bay - ideal for playing tennis (or pickerball) at HCC.read more

Love playing pickle ball here! So much fun, not too pricy and the staff are always smiling.read more

Met some nice people. There was a dead goat. Swarm of dragonflies too. I didn't see the sign and my…read moredog went swimming here and really enjoyed the romp.

Mosaic Park is a Hillsborough County Park on the Alafia River. It offers fishing and a boat launch…read morefor small craft. There are also a couple tennis courts and swings. The park is off Tamiami Trail / U.S. 41. Williams Park is nearby as well as the Manatee Viewing Center. Nice park across from the Mosaic Plant on the inland side of 41. The park is open with lush (highish) grass a couole picnic tables and some rocky mangrovey shoreline with a couple open spots on the Alafia River. Very pretty. Good place to play fetch. The Apollo Beach Dogpark, E.G. Simmon ($2) and Apollo Beach Preserve (when it reopens) are also good area spots. There is an eatery on the water on the other side of the river off Ohio Ave (take a left going south on 41 on Pennsylvania Ave., left on Massachusetts and lef on Ohio. It's called the River's edge and is very casual for wings, oysters, fried clams, grouper sammiches, peel n eat shrimp and deviled crab. BLTs too.