Went to a friend's rec baseball game here! It's clean and easy to park and get to! I sat in the…read morebleacher seating on the field on the corner and it was very pleasant. An ice cream truck even stopped by!

We come here every season for my boyfriend to play baseball. One of the fields has a lot of options…read morefor shade which is nice for the hot summer days. I wish there was a playground or something similar for my daughter to do durning the games. But we make it work. Overall, it is a very clean, family friendly park.

This is a 16.4 acre complex of 6 (200 feet)youth baseball fields (two of which can be used for…read morebaseball or softball) and one 300 foot field for junior or senior baseball. The fields are numbered and clearly marked so you can find your team. The complex was remodeled in 2014. It's named after Sid Lickton the designer of the original complex and a supporter of little league baseball. There are also picnic areas, and a couple cages in which to warm up/practice throwing. In the center of the complex is a building with (clean) rest rooms and an area marked concessions (although it was closed when we were there). We got our hotdog/hamburger lunch fresh off the grill from a concessionaire right next to the outside of the building... There's also supposed to be a press box there, but we didn't see it. The building has an overhang which is perfect to sit under when it rains. By each field is a small set of tiered grandstand metal seating but most people bring their own chairs, coolers, tents, etc. They charged a $5 fee each day for entry during the tournament we attended. There was convenient parking in spaces around the outside of the complex.

Went to an NCAA softball tourney there in February 2023. Fields 1-4 were used in the tourney,…read morewhich are located at the far eastern end of the complex at Drew St/ McMullen Booth Road. Parking fills up fast and cars are parked haphazardly due to it being an unpaved lot. Get there early. Once parked, you have to walk all the way around to the front to be hand scanned entering the event and to process your ticket. Know the security restrictions. I saw women being turned away with large purses vs. having the 12x12 clear bags allowed. There were permanent bleachers with 8 ft. chain metal fences obscuring the field so we walked to the outfield to sit in temporary bleachers with no sight obstructions. These are metal bleachers, bring your chair pads. Regular bathrooms are small and crowded but they did have porta potties and temporary ones located around the fields. Scoreboards are very small and, in our field, we had to turn totally around to see the counts and the score since it is in the outfield. Fields looked in great shape. Seems to be a players park vs. a spectators experience.

Maps of the park would be helpful. It's a beautiful campus though with lots of nature. A great…read moreplace for softball buried next to a busy street. Not enough bathrooms, but that goes for any outdoor rec center. It was nice to be there to support a charity event.

If you like baseball you'll love seeing a game here. the stadium was made to show fans an…read moreoutstanding view no matter where you sit.

Wow what a deal!! I'm loving Florida for proximity to the pros. This park has that small town feel,…read moresuper helpful staffers and a fun atmosphere. Plenty of parking, lots of restaurants close if you want to make it an evening and dine out first. The concession selection was okay but kinda disappointing. Bathrooms are clean and ample. We are Nats fans but you can beat it especially this year 2021 Blue Jays pro games are here!

A great old ballpark. Plenty of parking…read more A freindly helpful staff. Always fun with intense Philadelphia fans. The stereotypes are true!

The review focuses on the entertainment aspect related to the team---or shall I say, lack-thereof…read more The Philly Clearwater staff for spring training games really need to give their heads a shake; the entertainment was barely existent at their home opening game in Clearwater this past Saturday. Upon arriving at the park, 90 minutes before the game started, The Phillie Phanatic mascot was nowhere to be found. He should have been walking around the whole park for pictures with everyone. Instead, he didn't show up until the opening ceremonies, he then disappeared up until the 7th inning, where he made a brief appearance in one end of the park. There was no TV host in the stands on camera talking to the fans. There was no fun trivia, no interviews with players, no prizes, no free t-shirts--nothing. What was odd is that you only had some stone faced camera guy going around the stands focusing on random people in the crowd for the big screen--very awkward. He could have at least made some hand motions or smiled. Where do they get these guys from? Finally, the beer guys were fighting amongst each other for business, and yelling "Beer Man!" at the top of their scratchy lungs--god help me. Is that supposed to be our entertainment?! The Philly staff could certainly learn a thing or two by taking a short drive to Dunedin to see how the Jays staff entertain the crowd between innings, it's so much fun! Make an effort guys.

Kolb is our main Indian Rocks Beach park with skate park, complete playgrounds, gazebo for picnics,…read more merry go round, racquet ball court, excellent little league baseball feild with concessions, bathrooms, swings for adults and babies, basketball court, 2 tennis courts and shaded with indigenous trees! See it to believe it! Also many local festivals through out the year!

It's a very small park, so small that I wouldn't even call it a park. It does have a tennis court…read moreand a baseball field. Baddies that there isn't much more to it. Many non locals use sidewalks as free parking for their beach day.

What an absolutely beautiful park with stunning views!…read more I had the pleasure of visiting here during a February weekend, and it is very clean, refreshing and peaceful. A lot of different birds to see and it's great for a walk or bike ride. We loved walking here during the Safety Harbor BDR (race) and took our time to enjoy the views. I have visited several times and every time it is gorgeous on the way in and out. Appreciate the varied places to stop, rest and take photos too.

this is one of my favorite parks for taking a walk after work. You can walk all the way to downtown…read moresafety Harbor and it's very peaceful and quiet. I love seeing all the people hanging out in this park. It's such a staple in the community.

I play league ball softball here during the week, and the complex is nice. They have 3…read moresoftball/baseball fields, that are pretty well kept. Not the best in the area, but not the worst either. They have a dog park here as well. They have a pretty big area that has different obstacles that the bigger dogs can use. They have a separate area for smaller dogs that can run freely and not have to worry about the big dogs going after them. There is a playground area that is right when you pull into the park that has plenty of slides, swings and activities for the kids to do. Lastly, they have 4 different racquet ball courts that people are always playing on as well, if that is something that interests you! The one knock that I have about the complex is parking. There is a ton of parking but if you try and go to the dog park as softball is going on you are going to be walking to get to the dog park part. Same goes for if you are trying to make it to a softball game, and the dog park is busy, they take all the parking. It goes both ways, so just plan on walking a little bit in order to make it to your chosen activity!

Great size & it's separated for big/little dogs. My only compalint is that all the dogs were older…read moredogs just laying around & not playing. Their owners were also older & not super friendly. That being said I am going to go there again to see if maybe it was the time of day. I have a puppy & he needs playtime.

This place holds great family friendly events. We went tonight, 7/3/26, for a Threshers game, $10…read moreall you can eat burgers hot dogs, popcorn, ice cream sandwiches, drinks (non-alcoholic), and chips, and spectacular fireworks! What a deal!

As a Phillies fan, BayCare Ballpark is a pretty awesome spot. Not a bad seat in the place, easy to…read moreget around, and you're close enough to the field that you actually feel part of the game. Only knock on the day--we got a little spooked by the threat of a big rainstorm and left like a bunch of rookies getting sent down to play A ball. It is a great ballpark, hopefully can visit again next year and stay for a whole game!

Love this park my little therapy. There are a few of these massive and old kapok trees. This one…read morefell over likely in the 2 big hurricanes but still alive and thriving. Very big park lots of views, turtles, gators, birds etc

We were visiting Florida for a week and my son wanted to see alligators in their real habitat!…read moreWe went to 2 different parks but we're not able to see alligators! We tried this park and after 10 minutes we spotted an alligator! You can also see lots of see turtles!