Phipps Baseball is a section of the city park. Drive past the majestic banyan trees and the skate…read morepark, etc. and you will see this section on the left. The Baseball portion is the longest running youth baseball program in the county. It's been operating since 1952. They provide recreational ball experiences for children of ages ranging from 3 through 16. They offer baseball and softball. The facilities here include two full-sized baseball diamonds, a snack bar, and plenty of parking.

This is a really large park just south of downtown West Palm Beach…read more The park has a nice baseball field that is lighted for night games, as well as a T-ball field, soccer field, skate ramps, playground, walking path and several pavillons. The main entrance is right off Dixie, so it's easy to find. There was plenty of free parking, very close to all the fields and event spaces. A great place to walk dogs, enjoy a stroll or just play some ball.

The food quality at this facility was very good. The service was also good. The event that I went…read moreto started out with hors doevres and two drink tickets per person. The main meal consisted of several heated chafing dishes, as well as a carving station. The food that was served was good, but there were cookies for dessert that kind of let the whole meal down. If I were asked whether I would return for a meal at this location, my answer would be yes.

Sway is an upscale but casual dining room at the Jupiter Country Club. We purchased a round of…read moregolf at a charity event and the club generously included lunch for our foursome. The menu had lots of choices and we all enjoyed our lunches. We selected the Mahi Rachel, Cuban sandwich, Buffalo Chicken Wings, and a vegetarian dish with hummus, avocado and lots of delicious looking things (I will order that next time I go there). The staff was very friendly and the service outstanding. The attached bar area looked very inviting, but unfortunately we didn't get a chance to enjoy it. Since it is a private club, I will have to invite a member to the club we belong to and then hope they reciprocate the invitation. If you get a chance to play golf at Jupiter Country Club, be sure to visit Sway before or after your round.

My son began - and grew - his love for soccer with the Strikers. I watched him progress throughout…read morea few seasons of recreational and now in the competitive program. My husband volunteered countless hours of his own time as a rec coach and I have now become my son's best cheerleader from my lawn chair each and every game. Mal is a great director, and is always open and receptive to feedback, and the coaches have invariably been kind and supportive of my 10-year-old son. I can't imagine another place that feels more like "home" and I am proud to be part of the Strikers family.

Royal Palm Beach Soccer is a great place to learn and play. I have been involved with this program…read moresince it started. My kids have played here and now my grandkids play here. They absolutely care about their players. They try to put players in the best positions for both the team and the child. Some parents think their kids should only play one position and then they don't learn any other positions so therefore, the child thinks that as well. Parents should be teaching their children to be TEAM players and not individuals. Kids should be learning what it is like to be on a TEAM. If they don't want to play as a TEAM PLAYER then they should go play tennis, or ping pong or an individual sport, of which soccer is not. Royal Palm Beach teaches children how to play in a TEAM environment and how to get along with others. If you want to go elsewhere, feel free since the grass is allegedly greener on the other side. We love this program and great job to everyone who runs it from the board members to the coaches. See you on the fields.

Such a beautiful park with a lot packed into a small place. Beautiful playground, half basketball…read morecourt, updated and well kept exercise equipment and a bocce ball court. They have challenging playground equipment for all ages. The only reason for four stars instead of five is that there is not an accessible public restroom within a short distance for toddlers with small bladders ( or parents for that matter).

Kagan Park is a nicely maintained community park in Juno Beach. There is free parking in the lot…read moreadjacent to the park. A marker in the park states that it was named after Stanley W. Kagan, mayor of Juno Beach from 1954 to 1969. Originally from New Jersey, he moved to Juno Beach in 1949 where he worked as a repeal estate developer. Stanley Kagan passed away in 1975. The park is landscaped with trees and an open play space. Amenities at Kagan Park include a children's play structure, half basketball court, exercise equipment, and picnic tables. Across the street is Pelican Lake which has a walking path and gazebo. During my visit the park was busy with people playing basketball and kids climbing on the playground. The park is open everyday from sun up to sun down. Come out for exercise and play.

This is a great escape room!! Super immersive and puzzles flowed nicely! It was easy to follow and…read morealthough we did need a few clues, we were VERY close to figuring it out so it was a good little push. They do change their rooms (not sure how often), but we did Blood in the Water and it was really fun and definitely had the thriller/suspense aspect. Really amazing job on putting this escape room together! As far as the business itself, they provide lockers so you can hold your personal items, even had phone chargers inside! Game masters were very nice and helpful! Definitely would recommend and I will be back for sure!

Unfortunately, this will be our last visit to this particular escape room…read more We've been coming to Will to Escape in Abacoa for nearly four years, and our very first experience was fantastic. However, over the years we've noticed a steady decline in the customer service, and today's experience was the final straw. Due to an unexpected cancellation by our babysitter, we had to bring our children with us and arrived at 6:17 PM for a 6:15 PM reservation. We completely understand that escape rooms operate on a schedule and that there may be time restrictions, especially if rooms are booked back-to-back. However, what caught us off guard was the way we were greeted. Before even being welcomed or checked in, the employee immediately informed us that we would be losing 10 minutes of our game time because we were late. Again, we understand policies and scheduling constraints, but arriving just two minutes late on a weekday during a non-peak time would have warranted a little more understanding--or at the very least, a friendly and professional approach. Instead, the interaction felt unnecessarily confrontational from the start. When we mentioned that we might simply cancel if we were going to lose that much time, we were again met with an aggressive response and told that the booking was non-refundable due to the terms and conditions. Fortunately, another employee stepped in and helped de-escalate the situation, for which we were grateful. We ultimately decided to proceed and paid an additional $100 so our 5- and 7-year-old children could join us in the room. Sadly, this wasn't an isolated incident. Over our last few visits to this location, we've consistently encountered employees who seemed irritated and unfriendly, making what should be a fun experience feel uncomfortable. It's disappointing because we genuinely enjoy escape rooms and have many great memories here. That said, there are now several excellent escape room venues in the area that offer not only great games, but also welcoming and customer-focused service. Because of the repeated negative interactions with staff at this location, we will have to take our business elsewhere.

We have been at Perseverance for over a year now and I am so thankful for the program…read more Every season of the year Perseverance hosts a new basketball league from ages k-6th grade and even some through middle school. If your kid is interested in basketball, this is the only option if you want your kid to develop in a league with zero parent involvement and exceptional coaches. Recently we tried PBGYAA recreation league and I was amazed at how unprofessional and, to be quite honest, dangerous that the basketball games were. Palm Beach Gardens is known for having a bunch of professional golfers in the area. One of them donated 30k and his son's team won the championship in a game where the bias from the referees was undeniable. My son was in a lower division and, not only was the officiating biased, but the games were brutal and violent. For example, when a player would beat the opponent off of the dribble, the defender would tackle him. The shocking part is that the referees did not blow the whistle or award free throws ever. I shot film of the games and asked Benji, the commissioner of the league, if I could send him the footage. He replied "I was watching both games at the same time and they were called right." I told him "I understand why you don't want to see the footage. It is because you know that what i am telling you has merit and you are too stubborn to acknowledge any mistakes by you or your biased referees." I am including the PBGYAA experiences here because the league does not have a yelp that I can see and I'm hopeful that others will take this post to heart when deciding which basketball league to put their kid in. Me personally; we will be avoiding PBGYAA like the plague and sticking with Perseverance only from here on out: Hope that this helps anybody whose kid is interested in basketball. Perseverance really is special and we are so thankful to Nate, the founder, Coach Austin, and everybody involved with the program.

Lock your kid in a windowless cube at the end of an industrial block for seven hours a day. The…read morecamp is run well, the counsellors friendly, and the court is well kept and the facility clean. And there is basketball. But more like work and less like a fun activity for a child. Unless playing basketball is the most fun thing your child can do.

FUN! What a unique…read moreplace to go on a date. I walked in thinking the worse. First it started with us arriving a little early. It was both of our first times here. Wanted to make sure we arrived on time for our slot. The chill reception was so completely off putting that I walked out to the street. They say in caps "NO Re Scheduling - NO Cancellations - All Sales FINAL." But they also don't want you there 10 minutes before your slot. Thankfully when we reappeared the woman that received us lighted her mood. We were given instructions, put our phones away in locker, and lead into a classroom. It was such a unique and interesting way to learn to communicate. We assumed the whole event would be in one room. To our shock, when we thought we were near the end another doors open to another room. She was quick and clear to respond when we asked for information. We didn't complete the task but had fun. After the nice bubbly mood was still circulating. We grabbed some props and the woman took our picture and told us that we actually communicated better than most with the task. The employees can make or break a great time.

It was really fun and we escaped. It was my first time doing this and I had a blast. Josh and the…read moreother people there were very helpful when we asked for clues and interacted with "scares" while we were in the room. The puzzles were just the right level of complexity. We got out with just a few minutes to spare!

I have been coming to this beach for a little over a year. I visit this beach at least twice a…read moremonth. It's the prefect beach for me and my family. The water is usually clear and you can see some marine life very easily. The best time to visit is during the weekday or early morning 7-9am on the weekends. ARRIVE EARLY. Any other time its really crowded and the parking is horrible, but it is free. You can access the beach right from the parking lot and it is short distance which is prefect for me and my family. There are some BBQ areas to grill and eat. Also a great place to snorkel and dive.

Beautiful time to exercise! Nice cool breeze and it wasn't crowded. Today was an awesome day to…read morewalk the bridge and it wasn't crowded