Overall I enjoy the vibes of "The Strand." It feels like a tropical island with the straw pavilion…read moreand multiple sand volleyball courts. The bathrooms unfortunately are not as clean, but understandable as people track in sand to the bathroom. They offer food and drinks at the bar, though a little expensive. Water bottles are $2, and they don't allow outside drinks. They have cool events like fire shows and dancing here at "The Strand."

Premier volleyball courts with league play every night as well as cornhole leagues on Monday and…read moreWednesdays. Fun place to hang out and get some court time.

I'm not sure how their VB program, but if you have to go to a tournament there, be aware before you…read morego! They had 4 tow trucks there towing cars, but there was literally NO parking. They were towing people parked on the grass of their property, but when there's no where else to go, what were they supposed to do? I parked almost a mile away and had to walk, and I got one of the last street spots. It was absurd. Additionally, their courts are NOT good for tourneys. We had to stop and reset plays 8 different times today because balls from other courts kept landing in ours. The bathrooms smell terrible and are not clean. Terrible facility and terrible tourney planning. I would never sign my kid up for their program based on their tournament.

This place is a dump. It's run as poorly as all the other dumps that host VB tourneys. However,…read moreThis one takes it to an 11. It is 23 degrees outside and maybe 50 inside. They won't make it warmer bc it's too expensive. Expensive?!?! All the money they're taking in and they can't make it make it at least a little comfortable in here. Also cash only in 2022? Forget the pandemic how about we join the 21st century. Nice I give money to a group to make me hate going to VB tourneys.

This league has some serious issues that need to be handled. They don't have a set of rules that…read moreare consistently followed. It is made up as they go along...in multiple age groups. This season seemed particularly bad because there was an instance where the league Vice-President (John Holifield) did not follow the rules to get an advantage over another LBSA team by letting a guest player pitch! In the 7/8 age group the Rangers (coaches) broke the rules every single game in hopes that the umpire wouldn't notice. Their coach's wife (Kristina Guerrero) is a commissioner for T-Ball and didn't see an issue with the way the Rangers played. These two incidents speak volumes about the way this league is ran. If two board members are ok with not following the rules what kind of precedent does that set for the league overall? There is very little league organization. There are tons of board members, but very few who actually do anything. The only part of this league that anyone cares about is select baseball. Everything is funneled into the select teams. The rec teams are thrown together last minute. The rec team equipment is worn out and needs to be updated. I believe the last time any new equipment was purchased was probably 5-6 years ago. As big as the city of Lewisville is there should be no less than 5-7+ in each age group. The small city of Corinth can manage that. LBSA is barely able to put together 3-4 teams (even during a non-covid year) in a division. It is time for Josh & Nikki Briscoe, Ashley Sauls and Stacy & Doug Gorsuch to move on (they all don't have kids who play in the league). They are ruining this league. Go read the way Nikki responds to people on the LBSA Facebook page. The board is a joke. There are no elections for the chair seats (Josh Briscoe has been the board President for over five years) and anyone can be a board member just by saying "hey, I want to be a board member." My hope is that the city steps in to run things and appoints board members that actually care about the league. There needs to be a full investigation into how the league is being ran and how the money is being handled.

To start none of the pictures on this sight for this place are accurate…read more This place is a mess. I brought a team to play here for an indoor season. Would never go back. The building is extremely hot. The parents have no where to sit. The refs are kids who either call too much or nothing at all. The schedule is never published timely. The "house team" is all club level select players that will beat your team 30-0 and not care they are running up the score. The age groups are what ever team the owner can get to show up that day. Our kids are young rec players and we had to play club players 3-4 years older than our kids. Piss poor management. The owner is trying to create a cash cow badge program but has 0 sense on how to run a business. I have seen several kids go to his "club team" and over a few years have not developed at all. If you have extremely low expectations of value you will be let down by the experience of this place. Go to stampede as they have people working there that understand owning a business and developing youth soccer players.

From the owner: At Argyle Indoor Sports, we have programs for every age and ability to improve your skills!…read more Our offering of leagues, open-play, camps and skills clinics offer something for everyone. Our next-gen soccer fields allow players to get more touches on the ball, more goals, more skills, and most importantly...more soccer action! So...you think you can play? Come play with us!

Has all the machines you need in the neighborhood..remodels have been helpful to keep up to…read moredate..its not the centers fault i do not get there everyday. Multiple adult kids use the center once or twice a day..if they dont complain must be pretty good

I have only lived in Lantana since March of this year. I was excited when our pool in the…read moreneighborhood opened as we had a pool in our backyard in my previous location and it was a lot of work and I looked forward to enjoying the pool without all the upkeep. I was so pleasantly surprised by all the equipment. First of all there is more than one pool and I have only been at the north pool. It's a lovely pool up to 5 ft, no diving, but beautiful landscape and plenty of tables and chairs and recliners. There is also a little "splash town" that I like to call it where there are these huge rings you can run through with sprinklers on you and also these water sprouts that comeup from the ground that are tons of fun for my 14 month old twin grandsons. Clean and fun. There is also a gym that seems to have the most popular equipment and they are in the process of giving it a "facelift". There is a great play area outside of the pool area and gym that is great fun for the kids. It's new and they had a grand opening and passed out refreshments and had a balloon lady and everything. I'm looking forward to the next few years being here. Great amenities and great people to be around.

Great location, built well and all equipment is well maintained. It even has a zip line for the…read morelittle ones. Good vibes from all the people who visited the site today. Even have a dog park behind and walking trails. Everyone enjoyed the park and surroundings. Lots of parking spaces. Must go when entertaining the grandson...

Clean, well mowed with dog bags and trash bins, safe entry gate and easy parking. Lots of room for…read moredogs to run and a nice walking trail around the edges. Puppies and kids are happy here!