Bonaventure town center is not too far from my home. I have been going there mainly for the fitness…read morecenter for the last few years. It has a small fitness room but they have all the machines you would need. The best part is the dry sauna in the locker rooms. Aside from the fitness center they have: a skating rink, basketball court, spa, event rooms you can rent, a pool table, bowling alley, tennis, cycling, two pools and a jacuzzi. They host a lot of events- especially during the holidays. This month they are hosting a foreign film special which I'm really interested in considering foreign films is my favorite genre. As a member you are allowed up to about 15 guest passes where your guest can use all the utilities for free. If you exceed the amount of guest passes then you can simply buy more for about $10 each.

Lovely place, personal very pleasant & helpful Will…read morerecommend Very well kept, plenty of space & parking

This is one of the best clay court complexes in the area. They have 12 courts with lights, and the…read morecondition of the courts is excellent. Rates are reasonable at $7 per player during daytime and $10 at night. There is also a tennis instructor available for individual lessons, as well as, for groups. Lessons are $60 per hour, and if you do a group lesson the rate is $70 for the first 2 people and then add $10 for each additional person. Entrance to the tennis center is through Palm Avenue, and not through the main park entrance which is on Sheridan. Overall, this is a very good tennis center, and it usually has a lot of activity.

From the owner: Clay Tennis Courts, Tennis Programs, Leagues. Find tennis…read moreplayers at your level just to practice the game. Tennis lessons for all ages and levels.

Excellent training for kids.they try to make them as ready for tournaments as they can be. Good…read morepositive experience

Great place for tennis lessons. They actually teach the kids and correct them…read moreSo they can learn the proper way of playing tennis. My daughter has improved since coming here. They even have her a free t shirt. Definitely recommend.

My son is 6 years old and he has been training at Kozlov tennis academy for the last 12 months. My…read moredaughter is 4 and she has been training for the last 6 months. I am a resident of Weston and was a division 2 mens tennis coach for 12 years in NY. Kozlov academy is serious about teaching tennis to all levels. Andre Kozlov is the director and he rarely misses a training day. He is even on the courts while his son Stefan Kozlov, currently ranked ATP 155 in the world, plays an important match somewhere around the world. If you are into high intensity tennis training for your kids this is the place. Other coaches who are helping Andre Kozlov are amazing as well. Coach Sasha and Coach Robert are great with the kids. Dont hesitate to contact me if you have any questions about the academy. Here is a link for my 4 year old daughter training with Coach Sasha https://youtu.be/SrumSAlMCGI

My daughter loves the atmosphere here. World class training from one of the best coaches in the…read moreworld. If you want your child to maximize their potential this is the academy for you.

This is a huge park in Plantation and has multiple amenities. The entrance to the park is free. It…read morehas multiple soccer fields, running track, pickleball courts, aquatic center and a big lake to sit by, bird watch and relax. Plenty of parking around and a great place for an active lifestyle.

Central Park is really convenient to the west central part of Plantation. This park is very big,…read moreincluding a community center, many ball fields, pickle ball courts, swimming and diving pool, and pavilions for the playgrounds for birthday parties as well as a splash pad for the little walkers who want to play in the water on a hot day. The pool area charges a daily admission fee and a fee to watch athletic competitions. The tennis courts are always busy and there is plenty of parking in each of the areas. I enjoyed taking a peaceful walk around the lake and I look at the cute sculptures by the water. This is an all ages and abilities city park, I just wish they would add EV charging stations around the park.

Never expect to get the RV site you select when you reserve your site. We selected site 12 when we…read moremade our reservations. It appeared to have space and a nice view of the small lake across the street. When we checked in we were given site 19, which was sandwiched tight between two other sites, with zero view. F this place. I will never stay here again!!!

The experience in the park was great, but to pay the entry fee was horrible. There were two…read moreentrances open and we couldn't pay with credit card because the machine was broken. I hardly carry cash since I have everything on phone The young didn't know what to do she left her post to go to the other post then came back. We finally found spare change in the car plus a dollar that one of us had and was able to get in after about 10 minutes of the back and forth. Those 10 minutes does not include what we had to wait for the cars in front of us. I am guessing they probably had the same issue. Put a sign that says CASH Only so we can know.

Call in at 10am on a Saturday to check if they have the tennis racquet I was looking for. No one…read morepicked up and was sent to voicemail. Called in 15 then 30 then a hour later. Same outcome, phone rang then was sent to voicemail that was full. What kind of business doesn't answer their phone?

I started playing tennis after a long stretch and my friend who regularly plays tennis told me to…read morego to this store rather than to one of the big retail chains. He said that the small stores are known for really giving you a better service and guidance about the game, plus I wanted to support local businesses in the midst of a pandemic. The girl behind the counter greeted me and asked how she could help. I told her I was looking for a racquet and she directed me to another employee who was restringing a racquet. This employee asked me how often I played tennis and I told him that I played 1-2 times a week and wanted to get a new racquet. He told me that for anything decent I had to spend at least $200 and when I told him if he has anything for $100 he told me I was in the wrong store and directed me to Dicks Sporting Goods. I am at a point economically that I can afford a $1000 racquet if I wanted to, but it's not what I want to spend right now, especially since I am getting back to playing. This employee was so arrogant and pompous and couldn't care less, even after telling him that I was referred by a current customer. He could have been courteous and said to me that they don't carry anything in the price range that I mentioned, but he did not do that. He said and I quote, 'for anything decent, I had to spend at least $200.' The other employee will vouch for this as she was within earshot. Bottom line, they lost a potential future client, and I told my buddy who is an avid tennis player and he apologized for sending me to this place. It's not his fault . It doesn't take much to be nice in this world. Customer service is everything. Shame on the owner for hiring this person. He may not know, but he is losing alot of potential clients.