It's slightly confusing since the signage from the street says Brandon Park but Sadie Park is to…read morethe right of the Boys & Girls Club. This is a great space for outdoor recreation. There are several baseball fields, a playground for kids, basketball nets, tennis courts, a street hockey rink, volleyball nets, and lots of grass to just hang out. There are also pavilions if you want to have a kids birthday party or get-together. There are restrooms on site and plenty of parking, although it may be tight on nights when there are baseball games. There is a pretty decent walking path as well if you're just out here to walk. The grounds are pretty well kept and they seem safe.

ive been going here for years, lovely place, need some visual work, but not a big deal, and lovely…read morepeople in the summer camp (id leave a heart but im on the pc)

Nice green space along the waterfront in a very urban setting. It was nice to see so many people…read moreenjoying it. Lots of fisherman, families and even saw a young couple having a picnic date. The facilities look to be pretty well maintained.

This lovely park features a fully equipped playground with a splash pad and fountain. The…read morebasketball court looks good as did the pavilion/shelter with picnic tables. Walking paths and a lot of smooth grass though not too much open area. The shade trees are nice as are the benches all about. [Review 15807 overall - 1386 in Florida - 1311 of 2021.]

This is a nice park with soccer field, basketball court, playground / swing area, some trees and…read morebenches. It's in a reside tial area on the less gentrified side of Seminole Heights. A dog park is across 12th street. There's also an environmental center with some flowering bushes, fire pit and a loquat tree (fruit ripe late April..) If you like walks and exploring the Florida College Park, Violet Cury Park, Purity Springs Park and nearby Suplhur Springs Park connecting under 275 to tower park are interesting places. Lettuce Lake Park is beautiful.

Overall, I'm pretty happy with my experience so far. The gym hasn't been overly busy, parking is…read moreeasy, and people generally mind their business, which makes it a comfortable place to work out. It's also fairly clean, and I like the newer lift area and that Pilates classes are being added. My main concern is that I joined less than a month ago partly because the membership allowed access to multiple locations, but the newer Bloomingdale location closed shortly after I signed up. It would be great if some of the newer equipment from that gym could be moved here. I'd especially like to see upgrades to the cardio machines. Many of them are extremely rusty, and some of the treadmills don't run very smoothly. The locker room could also use a bit of a refresh. Other than that, I don't have major complaints and I'm happy with the gym overall. I'd just love to see some equipment updates to match the newer location that recently closed.

This gym in Brandon is poorly maintained big facility could be one of the better ones but rusted…read moreequipment nasty bathrooms, sauna floor in the men's room missing tiles just very very poorly maintained and managed

New to the area and was on the hunt for a small-ish, low key park that wasn't run down. This one…read morefit the bill! There are tennis courts, basketball courts (6 hoops), a small playground for kids ages 2-5, a little bit of green space and gated football fields. Good amount of parking as well. No real trails or sidewalks though. Playground is not shaded although there are big trees on the side that are close enough to get some shade. Please note: Nothing there for really little ones to do except maybe the couple baby swings. Location is kind of away from the hustle and bustle of city life and it doesn't seem like many would even know it's there unless you live in that neighborhood. One major turn off was the fact that there were roaches on the playground. As soon as I realized they were near us (and my stroller!) I left. Not worth getting an infested car over. Other than that, it was an ok spot to spend a few minutes to get out of the house.

This is a nice park with a football field, bleachers and lights for the Lions as well as two tennis…read morecourts in good shape, a playground area, basketball court (practice fields)and some field space. A remote controlled aircraft field, Tampa Radio-controlled Aircraft Club, is up the hill via a separate road.

This is a pretty nice park with a playground for youngins 2-5, swings, field space, and a…read morebasketball court. Tample Terrace Golf Course is across the street. Florida College Preserve is nearby if you're up for some hiking in nature.. The parknhas a waterfountsin. Trash can. Parking spots. :) Covered licnice areas and benches.

This park kind of reminds me of this bar in Key West known as the "Smallest Bar".... it's like a…read moresight to see but not much to enjoy once you're there. The City of Tampa created this incredible Riverwalk to provide a great attraction that connects numerous businesses, museums and parks together and it has worked as we've discovered so many parks (like Water Works and Cotanchobee), but this one... this one was overlooked; a few times... it's "that" small. Don't picture a field, or a basketball court, or an area to tire the kids out... none of that is here. There are a couple of park benches to relax perfect to watch the traffic passing by along Ashley Drive; and the park is located beneath the Selmon Expressway, so there is plenty of shade. Plenty of lovely foliage and what seems to be a memorial (probably to Captain Joseph Frye).

Very nice dogs and owners. We go a couple of times each week. My Husky loves the large dog park.read more

Love love this dog park! I take my dog here whenever I can to release some of his energy. There are…read morealways so many dogs to play with. I would say 9/10 times that we come here the dogs and their owners are very friendly! The owners are alert of their own dogs and it keeps the energy very positive to keep coming back. The park is large with a lot of seating. It is kept up with as well, when it comes to cleanliness. It is a great area to let your furry friends run wild!!

Late morning and early afternoon visits are best. Park is quiet and clean at these times.read more

This park is so historic, so beautiful, and serene. Between family gatherings, kiddies playing,…read more peaceful picnics, taking your dog for some exercise, and morning walks, this park has it all. I love Rowlette.

Cookie Monster's Canopy Crawl provides a 3 story elaborate netted obstacle course which will…read moreprovide your young child hours of fun at the Sesame Street Safari of Fun Kids Play area in Busch Gardens Tampa Theme Park. There is a vast area of netting that connects kids to many areas of Sesame Street Safari of Fun including Elmo's Treehouse Trek, the Count's Zambezi Rally, and more! Infants are not permitted and adults must be accompanied by a child. Yes it sounds backwards but it is their policy so that the area is mostly occupied by kids. This attraction's Sesame Street mascot is the Cookie Monster, who is a blue furry monster with googly eyes and an insatiable appetite. Cookie Monster's primary craving is cookies, but he can and often does consume anything and everything, from apples and pie to letters, flatware, and hubcaps. When Cookie Monster eats something, he makes a very distinct, loud munching "noise", often interpreted as "OMM-nom-nom-nom..." & says "Me want cookie!" Instead of "I want a cookie". After winning a game show contest, Cookie Monster comically choose 1 cookie over an array of luxurious much more valuable and better prizes.