Explore Jay Blanchard Park: The Heart of East Orlando…read moreLooking for the best things to do in East Orlando? Whether you're already living in East Orlando or are considering buying a home in East Orlando, Jay Blanchard Park is a local treasure you can't miss. Located at 2451 N Dean Rd, Orlando, FL 32817, it's the perfect outdoor escape near UCF. What makes Blanchard Park special? The Little Econ Trail: Over 7 miles of paved, shaded trails for easy riding, running, or walking. Family Fun: 2 large shaded playgrounds with oak canopies and sunshades to keep the kids cool. Active Lifestyle: 6 tennis courts, beach volleyball, basketball, and fields for soccer or lacrosse. The YMCA: Home to the Blanchard Park YMCA for all your indoor fitness needs. Pro-Tips for Your Visit: Cookouts: Use the individual picnic tables and charcoal grills for a perfect family BBQ. Events: Check the Orange County Parks calendar for free movie nights in the park! Stay Safe: We love our Florida wildlife! Be mindful near the water's edge as alligators are common in the area. Thinking about buying a home in East Orlando? The Orlando zip code 32817 offers an incredible lifestyle with easy access to nature and city amenities. www.TestonTeam.com for full video walkthrough under News & Tips - Things to Do in Orlando

Blanchard park is a great place to enjoy nature! The trail is great for jogging, biking and walking…read moreyour dogs. Plenty of open fields and space to enjoy the outdoors.

best soccer academy in Orlando , highly recommend. Excellent facilities, good environment!!!read more

My child tried Nona Soccer Academy summer camp at Faith Christian Academy. It was definitely not…read morewhat we were expecting. They didn't do drills, work on skills or even go over the rules of playing soccer. The kids played soccer outdoors for 2 hours a day and 2 hours were played in the indoor gym. The rest of the time was watching movies. Happy Gilmore 2 is not appropriate for kids 8-10 years old. Neither is Young Sheldon. I didn't receive any feedback from the coaches during drop off or pickup. No one spoke to me at all about how my child doing. We definitely won't be returning.

If you are a parent, please do a search regarding the owner of Class Athlete, Roy Bova. Reviews of…read morethis organization, specifically his leadership, are atrocious. I have now learned how terrible it is personally, also, as he changed the terms of registration for Spring Break camp a month after my payment and registration and is refusing a refund. He said that I 'should have read the agreement', but sadly I did and he is an arrogant and abusive thief. I have submitted photo proof of how the terms in writing changed after registration to multiple agencies as I feel obliged to warn other Moms to avoid Roy Bova and Class Athlete at all costs. He should be ashamed of the horrible reviews and reputation he already has from years back, yet he still engages in ripping off the community and treating parents and children like trash. He does not deserve a single penny from families and I do hope the talk about class action lawsuits goes into action for past behavior and fraud.

Do not use this company! Go to i9 or UA Rise! The owner is extremely unprofessional. Put my 10 year…read moreold on a middle school league. When she started her first day they rushed through drills and the coach told the girls "you're expected to know this by now" without attempting to get to know my daughter. This was her second season. You play extremely late in the evenings. And when I approached the owner I was initially ignored once he finally engaged he was extremely rude. He said he would try to move her to another team more appropriate. Of course, that didn't happen. I ask for a refund. He agrees then ghosts me. Rise or i9 is way better for our youth!

Ward Memorial Park/Showalter Field is the home of the Advent Health Run 4 Love. This is my second…read moretime attending. The run/walk takes us through neighborhoods, Cady Way Trail and back to Ward Park/Showalter Field. What a great way to start Valentine's Day!

This park only has fenced sports fields so it's not a park for random visitors and dogs are not…read moreallowed.

If you are in the area for youth soccer or better yet live here, this is a great way to have a very…read morefun night and see amazing soccer. Just watching Antoine Griezmann's touch on the ball was worth the admission. It's a beautiful stadium, a fun, collegiate, and queer-friendly environment, and it serves up some delicious chicken and fries. We also had fun walking in with the fans. And all of this was well below-market for what you would spend on any other event.

Go Lions! We definitely have an outstanding soccer club with…read morean energetic fan base! The stadium is nice, with a great amount of seating and a good variety of dining options! The tailgate area is a lot of fun too! It's always lively and a good time! I've been loosely following our soccer team for a few years now.

We tried clubs beachside and were dissatisfied. So glad we found this club. Actual certified…read morecoaches not little Bobby's dad. We play in the All-Star development league, but they have rec and travel as well. Well, organized teams, and beautiful fields. Only con is the parking but this league is hands down the best in the area

From the owner: Premier youth soccer club in Brevard County. We have Competitive and Recreational programs for all…read morelevels from age 3 to 19. Players start with First Touch and move on to FUNdamentals. Those seeking more competitive play tryout for our travel teams playing in FYSA and US Club leagues. Professional, licensed coaches offer the best in training.

I only go to XL Soccer World to watch the Arsenal games but it's such a fun place to go!! All of…read morethe staff who work There are super friendly! The drinks are all reasonably priced and the food is good too!! I am a sucker for their provolone triangles and get them every time I go!! Looking forward to going back for another match!!

Took my little guy to the tiny tots soccer program. This is a giant soccer facility with at least…read moretwo outdoor soccer fields and two indoor turf fields. When you walk in there is a desk to the left and restrooms to your right. The indoor fields are directly straight. It's definitely a well loved and used facility as seen by the floors, walls and overall aesthetic of the inside. Plenty of space for practice, games and observers. The coach for the little tots is just lovely! It's a very small group but she works to keep them engaged while still introducing soccer fundamentals through play. We enjoyed her style and sold us on the program. There is a membership fee in addition to the season fee. We're giving it a try this season and will update if needed.

For what is charged I feel they more recruit talent vs develop players. Better options in the…read moremarket. Best to just have someone give you a player card, guest play for Free, use the money you would waste for club training and just go to a training academy and you can make your own schedule.

I wouldn't feel right if I didn't leave a review for this "Soccer club". I honestly never leave…read morereviews for anything or anyone. Very sorry so long... Now, just to be fair, we only experienced the tryout which only cost $25.00. The tryout was 4 days long 1.5 hours per day which sounds great for $25.00 right! I really didn't care if my kid got a nod to play for them or not, but we have been with the same club since he was 4 and I wanted to see how he would stack up against other kids in another club. He is currently in U9. By the way, we are with Class Athlete, which is much better and more affordable if anyone is looking. They have their problems, but nothing like FKK. Here's the rub.... For the first 3 days the coaches stood in the middle of the 2 fields the kids were playing on, barely paying attention. Based on interactions we saw and what kids were left after day #1, they had already chosen the kids on their top tier teams before the tryouts even started. The "Tryouts" if you want to call them that, were a free for all, no rules, hammer fest, none stop scrimmage. Several smaller kids got ran over by the much larger ones. It would take the coaches minutes to finally see that a kid was hurt. Based on what I saw, they are not looking for skills necessarily here, just who can take and give the most punishment and keep going. The "Coaches" would just keep saying Keep playing. The kids that were taught to be ball hogs or are just naturally that way, I'm sure loved it since the kids with passing skills would give it up and never see the ball again. The ones that "succeeded" right away were the kids that have played, are playing, or tried out for them in the past and knew what this was going to be like. Everyone else had to adjust, which took some kids a while (or not at all) that are used to, you know, rules and stuff like that. They NEVER ran a drill or skill test to see who could do what. I only kept going because we signed up and I don't want my kids to think they can quit just because it's different or hard. After we signed up for tryouts, I never received any other communications from them. They kept saying tell the parents to check their email. Nothing. The tryout just ended, so I was waiting for a yes or even a sorry he didn't make it this time email. Nothing. They moved the fields on us the last 2 days to 2 different locations. Nothing. It did just end, so I'll give it some time before I call and give them a piece of my mind....But I'm sure they won't answer or I won't get in contact with someone that it will matter to. In closing, based on my experience, a 1 star is pretty generous. Not saying they won't step up and actually coach the kids that do make the teams. BUT, (big but here) the tryout, in my humble opinion, is inefficient, ineffective, and not worth the 4 days of our time.