great group of people for beginner and intermediate! Awesome…read moreemployees that help whenever needed!

Luckily - I was able to sneak my way into a private 4.5+ group on Friday afternoon, as I've heard…read morethat the advanced/4.0 open play is not regulated here. The players I played with were very good and very competitive. The facility itself leaves a lot to be desired. Lighting is average, building is difficult to find, courts are dirty and in need of repair and courts are too close. Happy to play against the competition I did, and it was 95+ degrees out but think when Picklr and Crush Yard take off in Orlando that this place will be in trouble.

Cady Way Park is a park with a lot going on, but I'm here strictly for pickleball--and from a…read morepickleball player's perspective, this place is very well organized. There are 8 pickleball courts total, and they're divided by skill level, which makes a huge difference in play quality: First 3 courts (far left): Beginner courts Middle 3 courts: Intermediate play Last 2 courts (far right): Challenge courts The challenge courts run winner-stays-on, so it's always 2 on / 2 off. If you plan on playing there, you'll want to be around a 3.75 DUPR or higher to really enjoy it--and I highly recommend bringing a partner. The competition is legit, fast-paced, and not very forgiving for casual drop-ins. There's also 1 tennis court, and all the pickleball courts have lights, which makes evening play possible and popular. Timing matters a lot here: Best weekday time: around 4:00 PM By 6:30 PM, it can get extremely busy--sometimes to the point where wait times are so long that you won't get much actual play in. Overall, if you're serious about pickleball and want structured, competitive games, Cady Way is a great spot. Just know your skill level, pick the right courts, and time your visit wisely.

I was in town and saw the Olympic pool and went to try it. The pool and guard staff were amazing…read more The water was Chrystal clear and a very nice temperature too. The locker rooms and showers are very old but adequate. They have a non-resident rate or punch cards.

Groveview's pickleball park, a quaint canoe compared to Genesis' massive Ark. pickleball is great…read moreno matter the place!!!

I agree with the first Yelp review. This is a nice park that is well maintained. It has a…read morebasketball court, two age appropriate playgrounds, electrical outlets, pavilions, fitness trail, water fountain, pickle ball court, benches, lots of green space and more. There is something for everyone. They are open from 7am to 6pm daily and there is lots of shade.

Great staff. Great facility. The best gym in all of Orlando. The hot tub and cold plunges are…read moreexcellent.

I cancelled my membership in person on February 1, 2026, and what happened afterward has been…read moreextremely frustrating and concerning. When I cancelled, I spoke with Mark Vassallo, who told me I would be charged for February and could use the gym through the end of the month or roughly early March. I accepted that and considered the matter resolved. For context, the last time I actually used the gym was January 19, and when I cancelled I had no intention of using the facility again. However, after cancelling I was still charged multiple times: * $148.04 on February 3 for membership dues * Another fee on February 17 * Another $148.04 membership charge on March 3 That March 3 charge should never have happened, and I am currently disputing it. Even more troubling, when I went back to the gym to address this issue I was given a "cancellation document" that I had never seen before. On February 1 I did not sign any documents and was not given any paperwork. The document I received later contains a signature that is supposed to be mine, but it is clearly not my signature. It appears that my signature was forged on the document, and the other signature on that form belongs to Mark Vassallo, the same employee I dealt with. When I asked Mark for his business card so I could document the interaction, he refused to provide it. Because of this situation I have now filed formal complaints with: * Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services (Consumer Protection) * Florida Attorney General's Office * Federal Trade Commission I have also disputed the March 3 charge with my credit card company. While researching this issue, I noticed that many other reviews mention similar billing and cancellation problems, which suggests this may be a pattern. Beyond the billing issues, the overall environment at the gym was also disappointing. Many members and trainers frequently stand around talking while blocking machines and even exits, and I've seen kids running around the weights area, which is unsafe when people are lifting. Between the billing practices, the forged cancellation document, and the poor gym etiquette, this has been one of the worst experiences I've had with a fitness club. I strongly recommend that management address these issues immediately.

This a cool indoor place for those into pickleball…read more Came here for the famous Saiko Matcha.

The courts are nice and well lit and well laid out. Some of the courts are pretty close together…read morefor when teams are playing on all courts. But everyone has been very respectful of that. The entry area does feel a little crowded with the juice bar and all the seating there. But it is clean and well done. This is my second time out here to support my mom in a tournament. And honestly the tournaments are pretty well run! The speakers they have only at the front so if your on the courts you have to pay close attention to hear the announcements.

Came here for tennis on a Friday morning. Courts open at 10 am. They are super well maintained but…read morekeep in mind there's only 1 tennis court to the multiple pickleball courts. Pickleball had a clinic or something going on next door so it was very active and loud. I just wish there was at least one more tennis court. It's so hard to find courts these days since it feels like pickleball has taken over.

Pickleball in Winter Garden!…read more Came here to play with my friends that live in the area. The park is open to all and doesn't require any fee to enter or park. Parking for the pickle ball is on the grass right next to the courts. There was a tennis court and a good amount of pickleball courts with several entry points. The courts were well kept and everyone was courteous with the courts not too full and people of all ages playing including kids. To enter and exit the courts, you might have to pass behind while others play. The courts are close by each other so there's a lot of opportunities for balls to go into other courts during play, so be wary. Overall, a great park to play at!