Employees are wonderful i mostly just come for volleyball on saturday and tuesdays and its always a…read moreblast!!

This is a good public facility overall. There are large fields for several sports (football,…read morebaseball, soccer, etc), a playground, and restrooms. They also have a pool. The public library is next door which is convenient. They do need more parking though.

Despite the fact that Cross Creek Park has been growing over the past few years, there is still not…read moremuch going on here. It currently is made up of three baseball fields (which I rarely see being used), a basketball court and a grassy area big enough for a touch football game. The Pride Elementary playground is easily accessible from the park as is a pavilion. Bring water with you, there are no water fountains anywhere to be found. But there is a bathroom. One lonely blue portable pushed up against field one. I can't vouch for the inside of it or the amount of toilet paper that is stocked because I've never used it. On certain mornings (Saturdays?) you can catch hot air balloons taking off from the park. With the sun rising in the background and hot air balloons growing in the foreground, it is quite a serene scene. There are usually cranes walking around the small park so that adds a little natural element. All things being equal, I much prefer Flatwoods or Branchton as there is more to do. Unfortunately those aren't walkable from my apartment.

This park is great for kids 3-5 IMHO. There's a large field next to it for soccer or running…read morearound. No water fountains. 2 large pavilions. The only resource for a bathroom is a port-a-potty which has apparently been there over a year, eww. DOWNSIDE: there was trash all over the playground. Likely from the kids at the school, which is right next to the park. I will choose to go back but really wish the city would clean it more often.

Basketball indoor and outdoor. Gaming room, space to rent for a party, playground and water area…read morefor kids... it's got it all. There is a walking trail and it is very family friendly.... I wouldn't recommend walking at dusk or night though. They have lots of community events and is well kept.

I just want to thank the Hillsborough County parks and rec department in general. I use the…read moreCarrollwood Village Park at least three days a week for walking and exercising and then I also go to the Northdale Recreation Recreation Center to learn Spanish. This is a great way to use our tax money and make us all feel like a part of the community!

This rating is not for the facility; but for the money grab that is going on outside the building…read more I'm calling a spade a spade. This review is not for the complex itself. The -1 review is that this complex is now charging for parking. Really? My son has officiated games and played games on this campus for 4+ years; now he is refereeing games on county fields and not only was he taken by surprise; but the other refs in his area (all driving teenagers) by a new parking fee. This is ridiculous and a money grab. What county run facility charges for parking? Wesley Chapel District Park? Starkey Ranch? Tampa Bay Tournament Sports Plex? All not!!! Do the right thing and remove this "tax". My son has probably lost money today from his "ticket" and will pay for it with his referee earnings. What a joke. Edit: at the 11 hour and 59 minute mark he was given a code to comp. the parking with the "Honk" app that when all was applied was labeled "invalid". Booooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!

What an amazing sports complex and facility in Wesley chapel. A great addition to the family…read morecentric city. Sponsored by Advent health, 98,000 Total Square Feet, 70,000 Sq. Ft. total clear span hardwood surface. Great coaches and staff. They offer basketball, cheerleading, soccer, volleyball, and lacrosse for kids. Teams, leagues, clubs and private coaching are all available. They also offer open nights for volleyball and basketball. Frequently host tournaments as well and they just built a brand new hotel right next door for out of town participants. Absolutely stunning, have to check it out to believe it. Also have a snack bar and an 8 seat bar in the facility.

Great park. I had such a great time here. Would definitely recommend to all. Pretty cleanread more

I've never been inside the community center itself but the park that it has is a decent place for…read morefamilies to gather and have picnics. The playground is nicely shaded and covered by trees. There are a couple huge open spaces which work for pickup soccer games. The Community Center also has a huge baseball/softball field with lights. I've played many a game under those lights. Definitely no complaints there. Beyond the fence in the outfield is another huge open area where we've practiced softball. There are also football goalposts set up and I've seen a number of midget teams practicing there. The community center also offers public bathrooms. These are nothing special but they are always stocked with toilet paper and have running water. There is also a water fountain (if needed). The final piece of the puzzle is a small, one basket, basketball court. If you are into sports, looking for a playground or just a place to sit under the tree, the Land O' Lakes community center might just do the trick.

Lexington Oaks Community is located off of 54 or Wesley Chapel Blvd. It is right across from the…read moreMazda/Hyundai Car Dealership. This location is their community center. They also have a country club for their community golf course. They have an in ground pool for the residents, a work out center, basketball courts and sand volleyball. They also have a soccer field and huge grass area for play. This is a nice spot to enjoy the outdoors with your family! They also have a good sized parking lot. Two times a year the community has a community garage sale. They also have vendors located in the parking lot of this location!

I don't know what it is, maybe it's the way I dress, the way I talk, or the fact I am young. What…read moreever it is I have been in to the Community Center to talk to some one on four different occasions.With the exception of one, I have been sneered at, looked down on and yelled at by the people in charge. Once when I went to report a broken piece of equipment in the gym, the woman made a comment how I must have broken the thing. Another I went to talk about a Rottweiler that has been very aggressive and broken his chain and nearly killed our dog. The woman just shrugged and told me It wasn't their problem to call someone else. Very snarky. Today I went to ask for permission to put up fliers to sell something in the gym. The man who was there was very gruff and looked down his nose at me. Telling me they probably wouldn't put them up. It isn't what they said it's how they say things. Every time I go in there I feel like they want me to just leave cause I am wasting their time. I went in there once to ask about having my ID renewed, apparently it was just after six and they were going to have a meeting about something. I swear the woman in charge SHRIEKED at me to get out they were closed.

I've been going to this park using the tennis courts to skate and at first the only problem was…read morethat the security guard doesn't communicate very well and thought I was trespassing (private park) I kindly explained and proved that I am in fact a resident. Moving forward there wasn't any issues. Fast forward It's a problem with me skating on the tennis courts but it's okay to skate on the basketball courts? How does that make any sense. Mind you the basketball courts are always in use and the tennis courts stay EMPTY. What is the problem

Tampa Palms CDD is a Master Planned Community. A Community…read moreDevelopment District is similar to a Homeowners Association. The facilities are beautiful and inviting. The setting and location are perfect. MEMBERS ONLY signage needs to be clear to avoid confusion. The Compton and River Parks are for residents only. The Tampa Palms North Owners Association allows nonresidents to purchase memberships for Hampton, Ashley and Oak Parks for $300. Enforcement is uneven and can be unfair. Who refuses a toddler the use of an unused swing?

Great park! Went to the Bruce B Downs entrance. Parking was plentiful and only $2. It's a nice 11…read moremile loop. They offer rest areas and water stations. Very pretty, clean, and well maintained.

Its a very nice park. The riders and walkers are friendly, for the most part. I Propose regulating…read moree-bikes. E bikes on trails should be 100% manual power. Joyriders cruising by at 25 or 30 mph are a hazard. Also please limit ear bud use to 1 ear so you can hear riders overtaking you.

I wanted to express my gratitude to Ian who is new to the ground keeping job. He has been nothing…read morebut extraordinary in his prompt attention to the much needed trail maintenance. Ian not only is very efficient, but he is extremely helpful and friendly. Whoever hired him.. thank you! This man is a gem! I run in the park everyday.

If you want to connect with nature and feel like bella in the woods then come here. A gorgeous…read moresilent wood area that has so many winding beautiful roads allowing you to take different routes. I would come back here a million times if I lived close. Such a wood like area away from the palm trees of florida.