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.

Only downside is limited parking and sometimes it gets muddy. Otherwise East Bay Little League…read morefields is a great family place for amateur sports especially baseball. My two boys are starting their second season here and they love to come out and play baseball just like the big leagues. The concession stands have plenty of food and drinks to choose from and there are two located at the batting cage and next to field number four. They have batting cages baseball diamonds both youth sizes and adult as well as football fields. Enjoy your time with the family here while visiting Apollo Beach

Great game, Yankees vs the Tampa Bay Rays... The stadium is…read moreawesome. Seating is great, and they have a lot of venues for all types of drinks and refreshments... The Yankees merchandise store has everything you could possibly want for the team fan...

We caught the Tampa Rays final home-stand at George Steinbrenner stadium. Next year the Rays will…read morego back to hosting home games at Tropicana Field. The Yankees own the stadium so they will be back in the spring. The baseball field is across the street from Raymond James stadium the home of the Buccaneers. Regular parking was in the Raymond James lot and attendees walked over an elevated crosswalk to the Steinbrenner entrance. Premium parking at Steinbrenner stadium is $60 per car per event. I had not been to a Yankees spring training game at this facility in years. This stadium is really well maintained. The restrooms were very clean, neat and quite nice for a stadium. The Webullpen Clubs at Steinbrenner Field are located at the first and third base sections. Each club offers a selection of concessions including traditional ballgame fare, Cuban and chicken sandwiches, burgers, chicken strips, and quesadillas alongside a variety of beers on tap. I had the chicken quesadilla and in the club it came with green and red salsa. It had plenty of chicken and you could see lots of peppers in the cheese mix. I thought it was a good deal at 10.99 even outside the stadium setting. The Webullpen feels like a perk usually available with club level seats but here is open to any ticket holder. The air conditioned space had high top tables and couches with TVs all around showing the action. Quick serve orders are placed at the bar where they hand over drinks immediately and you get a number for the kitchen to deliver your food. Besides ushers I also saw staff with yellow shirts that said 'fan host' and they seemed to be guest services placed all around the stadium including the Webullpen. The stands were pretty standard stadium seating with cup holders. Initially the lower level seating on this September evening seemed comfortable, once the place filled up it was hot and sweaty. The Rays played a good game but did not win. This loss dashed any hope of post season play.

Nice little park nestled in a neighborhood. There are 4 infant swings, 4 kids swings, and 2 of the…read moredisabled swings. That and there is about a baseball sized field. Park benches, a place to grill and HUGE trees shade about half of it. One side does border a busy road, so it's not very quiet, but it made a nice place for my son and I to hang out this Saturday morning. Attaching tons of photos so you get an idea.

This is a multi use park. It has a playground, soccer/football/baseball field and basketball court…read more Parking is modest. The park is ran by the Hillsborough County and is open from dawn to dusk. Only service animals are allowed but I've seen people come here with their dogs. There are water fountains and plenty of metal trash bins. I'm sure there are bathrooms but I never stay long enough to find one. There is a covered area with picnic tables but the playground and the playground has swings and slides. It's designed for children age 5-12. The playground is in an ideal area under large moss covered trees. I do recommend this park and will upload more pictures on our next visit!

Nice little playground, baseball field and side field. Plus bonus area that peeps are using as a…read moredog park or to throw a ball around if teams are ysing other areas. Not sure what the city's plans are for it.. Fiels space for flag young player football or soccer practice. Swings. Some small sculpture art. All next to the new Winn Dixie. Parking right next to it or at it if lot is full.

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