44 South the restaurant in the clubhouse is great. Weekly specials keep great variety. The staff is…read moreawesome and X life makes it a great value too.

Food is good if overpriced due to service fee. Management is not well trained or responsive to…read morecustomer complaints.

Beautiful place! The springs were closed but we went to Poe springs 5 minutes away and have a…read morenatural pool and river current with stairs, restaurant and bathrooms

County-owned and run park with a beautiful natural spring. There is a "dive platform", which I put…read morein quotes because as a platform diver myself, it's not high enough to be a proper dive platform but still you can do basic stuff or just jump off. Most of our state parks sadly have removed their dive platforms (Fanning, Madison Blue, Gilchrist Blue) so it's nice to find one. There are picnic tables and a I think a playground for little kids plus a sand volleyball court which gets very popular on weekends. Actually, the entire place gets very popular on weekends and I'd advise going on a weekday if possible. Otherwise, it's super-crowded and mostly rowdy teens. There are a lot of fish in the springs but if you want to freedive or snorkel and see them, come on a weekday, ideally in the morning. Once kids come around after school, the dive platform is the highlight and there's enough kids jumping off it to make the water very murky so you won't see anything then underwater. Tips: --It's cash-only, $2 admission for adults, not sure what for little ones. --No footballs: volleyballs are allowed, but no footballs! I asked why and was told by the girl at the concession stand "two boys playing football trampled a Karen who complained". So yeah, that. --The focus is very much on family fun: again, if coming to see nature come on a weekday, ideally early. --If you dive/jump off the platform, swim clear off it immediately. There's likely a middle schooler jumping right after you. Some run, jump, and don't look down and I've been hit before by flying tweens. --The road leading to the park is pretty long and paved. People drive like proverbial bats out of hell on it, 60 MPH or more. Be careful.

Lake Wauburg is a cool lake that sits just south of Paynes Prairie and is located in Alachua…read moreCounty, Florida. It is a pleasant enough lake and while not big, it is a nice place to chill for a bit.

Beautiful lake offering an array of nature activities, including boating, canoeing, kayaking,…read moremountain biking, sailing, stand-up paddle-boarding, wake-boarding, water skiing, and more. Life jackets are available for wear and must be buckled. Different policies are authorized for each activity. Grills, pavilions, and picnic tables are also available for use. UF students, with a Gator 1 card, have the ability to sign out the following: Canoe (seats up to 3 persons) Kayak (seats up to 2 persons) Paddleboat (seats up to 2 or 4 persons) Rowboat (seats up to 3 to 5 persons) With the nature atmospheric feel, Lake Wauburg is certainly worth checking out, especially if you are a nature and outdoor lover.

The website is not user friendly thus excruciating difficult to navigate. I can't even find an…read moreappropriate class for my kids and forget about showing up- they refer you yo the website. So unhelpful. They could really improve and probably have more business if everything wasn't self serve.

My experience with Sun Country has been horrible from start to finish…read more If you have a child with any kind of special needs, I would avoid this place. My daughter was not treated with respect, and they dismissed her immediately and assumed she needed to be in a toddler class as a 4 year old. No steps were taken to ensure she felt welcomed or to slowly acclimate her into the class. When I sent them an email entailing my experience but it was left completely unanswered. No one responded to the email or called me to discuss my experience. I had to call them to ask for a refund. They told me a refund would be granted, but instead of a refund they charged me again!! So now I have two charges on my bank account for $205 and I have over $400 tied up. I called to ask about what happened and the response was "I don't know why you were charged twice" Still no manager has called me to rectify this situation. I'm sorely disappointed with my experience.

Nice Park. my boys enjoy the skate park . It is very clean. The water play area is great in the…read moresummer

Okay now I'm a big skatepark guy, and this place is nice. I used to come here alot when I was…read moreyounger for the splash pad but I stopped going when I got older. But this place is nice. They redid the skatepark sometime I don't know when but it's still amazing. The spot isn't too extreme just a couple half pipes, ramps, rails, and tabletops, but if you're a skater, scooter, Rollerblade anything this is a nice spot would recommend if you're in the area.

I was going with done friends to see the LSU and Florida game last year and decided to stop and…read moreplay golf. For a college course it was in great condition. Extremely well maintained and the staff were very pleasant. It was very inexpensive to play and all the grounds were great. The only draw back is the pro shop is very small with very few items to buy. But the grill was nice . This is one of the best college courses I have played at. Just beautiful layout. We had a blast and never felt rushed. Typically we ride but we walked that day and the course was very walkable. We were trying to play and make it to the game so they even had a place to shower and get ready for the game that was just blocks away.

Great course but horrible driving range. They will not allow you to hit from anything but mats and…read moreyou may not use a driver. So you can't warm-up on natural grass and you can't hit a driver on the range. I have never seen that at any golf course in the world and I have traveled all over the world.

On the third floor, you can pay only $60 for year-long pass to Sweetwater Wetlands Park!! Some…read morepeople go there to jog, some people go there to bird with binoculars, and some go birding with camera equipment, like me. It's $5 per visit by car and $2 per visit on foot or by bike. The lady who waited on my was so nice! She told me about one of her visits there! Whatever your reason, go to the Thomas Center and get your year pass!! Do it!!

I've attended many Wine & Cheese parties here over the years and the space is perfect for special…read moreoccasions as well as . This is a historic landmark well over 100 years old which was originally a private residence, then a hotel, a community college and now a cultural community center in the heart of Gainesville. The Center has a beautiful courtyard, sprawling trees, manicured lawns, elegant architecture, and plenty of space for large groups. The Thomas Center also boasts two art galleries and open cultural center available for all who come to this quaint college town. They offer seasonal concerts, community guided tours and self-guided garden tours. Overall, a wonderful gem in downtown Gainesville. If you ever get a chance to come here for any reason, definitely go. It's one of the hidden treasures of this town and must be experienced to really appreciate it.

Greentree park is super nice here in Gainesville. We are lucky that the city takes really good care…read moreof this park. This park has a big parking lot, two softball fields, a huge playground and a big picnic area. This is a super awesome place to hang with your family or to take in a good sport game with friends. Nice thing about this park is that it is off the main street and it is fenced in so you do not have to worry about anything going into the streets. I really like this park and I think its a great place to go here in town!

Relatively quiet playground with tons to climb on for my little monkey man. Plus there's a potty!read more