This is certainly one of our favorite parks in all of Brevard. The playground is still fairly new…read moreand perfect for all ages. They keep this park and the grounds pristine. There is a boat dock and various spots for kayaks. This park is known for having luminescence tours at night. The park also has a huge pavillion perfect for big events. You can rent this pavillion or the small room by the park through parks and recreation. This playground is located on the water and you can see lots of beautiful birds in the area. Recently we spotted a gopher tortuous enjoying the land. They are currently remodeling in the back but don't let this construction distract you. The bathrooms are across the parking lot from the park but always clean. I would suggest bug spray at this park. My only complaint is chiggers. They are the worst. Lastly we recently tried camp with parks and recreation and while the camp filled up quick, my son had the best two weeks here. I would highly suggest this park and their facilities.

I thought there was more to walk, but this was mostly sports facilities. It is nice that it has a…read morelot of parking and the street light to turn on at the entrance. I think it would be great for a sporting event, but it didn't meet my needs for a nice stroll.

I'm sitting at work on a Friday afternoon, and a coworker asks me, "Do you want to watch hot girls…read morein lingerie play tackle football tonight?" ...I was offended he felt the need to ask. So, not knowing what to expect, we rolled down to the Citrus Bowl that night and became instant fans of the sport. Let's get that out of the way first. This is a real sport. More specifically, it's tackle football, coached by former NFL players/coaches, it has trades/free agency, and the girls are running real football plays with wide receivers shifting in motion and QB silent counts. One major difference between the LFL and standard football is the teams have to pass at least twice every set of downs to discourage teams from getting too run-happy. The end result is an exciting blend of beauty, brawn, bras, and panties. Our experience at the Citrus Bowl was fantastic. The stadium announcer did a good job of getting the crowd fired up, and they played a constant mix of Jock Jams to keep the party rolling at all times. My buddy and I were remarking that the music at the stadium was better than local radio. We heard songs like Get Ready For This, Whoomp There It Is, The Power, Welcome to the Jungle, Hip Hop Hooray, and Rock and Roll Part 2. Combine that with alcohol and sexy football, and it was good times! After the game, the Orlando Fantasy met with their fans to sign autographs and pose for pictures. The players were all down-to-earth, and that's just one of the many reasons why this sport is gaining in popularity. I'm not a fan of fantasy football, but I am a fan of Orlando Fantasy football. If you want to learn more about it, like the Facebook page for the LFL. You can also watch the games on MTV2 on Friday nights. It's nearing the end of the regular season now, which leads into the playoffs and ultimately the Lingerie Bowl which coincides with the Super Bowl.

Wonderful facility. So many soccer fields are in this complex that it's almost hard to count. My…read morefamily members have been playing and coaching in this soccer complex for years, and I love it. It is very clean, well-managed, and organized. To me, it epitomizes children's sports, and the joy they get from competitive teamwork that encourages being active and sportsmanship. Nets, fences, and concrete walls act as barriers to keep stray balls from ending up on other fields. On Saturday mornings, the parking lot can be very crowded, so arrive early. If you have a handicapped placard on your car, you may call a number and they will come open the gate which leads you to handicapped parking. The only thing is, the number on the sign is very faded and hard to read.

Our team from the Worcester, MA area consisted of 11- and 12-year-old players whose families…read moreplanned for months to attend the Winter World Series, Miggy Wood Bat event scheduled at the Coastal Florida Sports Park (CFSP) on Dec. 27-30, 2019 (cosponsored by the Miguel Cabrera Foundation (MCF)). My family had already arrived in Florida a few days before the event, but on Dec. 24...Christmas Eve...they CANCELED the tournament...via email. As you can imagine, everyone was extremely upset and disappointed. Some families had already begun the twenty-hour drive, flown into Orlando, or were in Titusville. Other families had to cancel plans altogether. For a few, it really ruined Christmas because the tournament *was* the gift. For those of us who had arrived...we were going to have to fill in four days with other activities or hang out at the motel. We thought, "there has to be some way of salvaging this!" I went with a fellow parent and our coach to CFSP on 12/26 to see what was up. The place is pretty slick with a huge field that has stadium seating, a large practice facility with many batting cages and an immense weight room, etc., etc. The representative who met with us was very polite. He explained that the Miguel Cabrera Foundation had not followed through with plans to help bring teams to the tournament. Both places promoted the event on their websites and social media channels. But for some reason, the gist of the explanation was that the Miggy Foundation didn't hold up their end of the bargain. I found it notable that, even after the event was canceled, both places continued to display information about event registration and NEITHER the CFSP nor the MCF had posted notice of the cancellation. In fact, those graphics were up through the duration of the tournament dates. I asked about the wooden bat ("Miggy Bat"), jersey, and hat that were supposed to come with the registration fee. They were never produced! But why wouldn't those items be produced ahead of time when you're anticipating a scheduled tournament to transpire in a few days? I have to wonder, if you are putting on a baseball tournament which requires a certain number of teams to make financially viable (let's assume 8 teams of 12 players each...and I'm only calculating for one age group), wouldn't you be tracking your registration closely enough so that you can see-well in advance-that you're not hitting your numbers? You'd have to know so you could order the correct amount of bats, hats, and jerseys. Things didn't add up, it seemed like they likely knew well before the 24th that the tournament wasn't going to happen. And they knew how far away we'd come from because I'd personally spoken to their representatives via phone. Nevertheless, notice of the cancelation didn't come until the 24th. Before the end of the meeting, he said he would put together a 2-day (rather than 4-day) tournament with the teams that had shown up. Allegedly there was a Canadian team and a team from one of the Carolinas that was also available. He also offered us use of their batting cage facility for a few hours to get in some BP. That was very nice of them. And because not our whole team made the trip, after hearing of the cancelation, the representative said that he should be able to get a few extra players for us. It looked like the event might be salvaged and our players, eager to play ball, would get a chance to play on the very impressive looking CFSP fields. We left in higher spirits than we arrived. We were able to get in the BP session and our players worked hard. In the following days, delays attributed to wet field conditions (it had rained off and on) pushed the new arrangement back one day, then another. Our team offered to come do whatever was necessary to get a field ready. However, the CFSP broke off communication about 9:30 am on the third day. They just ghosted me. Was there ever a tournament? CFSP and MCF have worked together in the past, and are scheduled to work together in the future. I hope they can dramatically improve the handling of tournaments. At the end of the day, CFSP was the one doing registration intake, therefore CFSP either manages events poorly, neglects to properly plan with cosponsors, or at the very least doesn't communicate well with customers about expectations. My recommendations are...maybe you could bolster your registrations by promoting your attendees better on Social Media, or offer incentives for referrals. My advice to customers: Do your research. Ask lots of questions before you commit to the expense and planning. Verify the tournament is scheduled. Demand to speak to other teams/coaches who are coming and/or previous tournament attendees. The facility may look amazing, but that is only one aspect of a tournament experience...event management and viable competition are required. Caveat emptor...buyer beware! KC

We've been to the facility for many events over the past couple years and had a great experience…read moreevery time. They have a player hotel onsite for teams to stay over night like Cooperstown Dreams Park. They also have a ML training center. Very professionally run and a beautiful huge sports complex.

Great facility with multiple courts, a store and a place to buy food right in the building. Their…read moreteams are well coached and always very competitive. The whole place is run very well and we enjoy coming here for games or tournaments. They also have a good parking set up.

Game Point Club's volleyball organization was superb. The staff exhibited friendliness and…read moreefficiency, while the coaches were well-rounded and supportive of their players. The directors upheld respect and integrity, fostering a positive environment for both players and families.

The 9-12 basketball does not call double dribbles, traveling, and they are not aloud to go for the…read moreball on defense. My son was very frustrated with the lack of rules and chaotic play. At that age they should be learning how to play the game. I never thought my son's skills would digress by playing in a league.

From the owner: With over 1 million registrations in communities across the country, i9 Sports offers youth sports…read moreleagues, camps and clinics for boys and girls ages 3-14 in today's most popular sports such as flag football, soccer, basketball, and baseball. To achieve our mission of helping kids succeed in life through sports, i9 Sports provides a youth sports experience unlike any other teaching the importance of good sportsmanship on the field and in life.

1st time coming here with my son. It was great experience to see the basketball teams compete…read more The facility is well kept, parking can get full for the events. Many had to park on the sides of the streets. Bathrooms are outside in a stand alone shed. There was 1 outside food vendor selling hamburgers and hot dogs, Gatorade and water. This was a great help as the tournaments can be take a long time in between waiting.

We came for our grandson's tournament. The team is from GA and these facilities were a major…read moredisappointment. There was no a/c nor indoor plumbing. Bathrooms were portable in the parking lot. And speaking of parking!! There wasn't nearly enough parking spots leaving us to park down the street. At the second game the police were patrolling the streets and towing any cars parked on the road. Unbelievable! Not sure how the owners of this facility think this is adequate facilities for Elite level teams.

Awesome , experienced and caring trainers. Coach Terry truly cares about the correct training for…read morethe athletes, teaching them how to not just be an athlete but how to care for their bodies as an athlete as well as how to get to the "Next Level" whether that is just to pay for college, travel & opportunities or if the athlete has a goal to become a professional. I'd highly suggest giving Next Level a try.

From the owner: What we specialize in is athletic training and conditioning for all types of sports. Mainly track…read moreand field, softball, football, basketball and Volleyball. We also offer assistance with recruiting and Scholastic work and scholarships.