Bob, Tony, and Steve are incredible! Bob has been a great communicator throughout our experience…read morehere, and coaches, Tony and Steve, hold the players accountable and to high standards all while having fun with the kids on the court. We can't wait to continue our journey with Englewood Tennis Club.

A very well run tennis club. He not only welcomes new members but actively tries to get them into a…read moregroup that they will fit in and enjoy. There are a LOT of groups to play in even if you don't know anyone and a very active junior program. The clay courts are in excellent condition (lighted for night play too). I would give 5 stars if they were open on Sunday :-)

The star of this park is the covered bocce courts which include lighting, seating and a…read moreprofessional looking area with a large number of courts. I can picture the older Italian guys all here swapping stories and throwing bocce balls up and down. Sadly, the pandemic has much of that shut down so the park is a little quieter these days. Other than bocce, there is a backetball court, picnic shelter with grill and a playground area. The park has a large parking lot with plenty of room. [Review 13257 overall, 575 of 2020.]

Brought my fur baby to the dog park and had such a nice time. They keep big buckets of water and…read moreseating for us humans. Overall was a beautiful park that was well maintained.

Nice shaded areas at this playground hidden in the middle of the Rotonda Community Park. There is a…read morebike trail, shaded area with picnic tables, a tennis court and restrooms.

Inglewood parks are some of the cleanest parks and safest parks you can go to. Jim's bathroom grab…read morebars 9416264296 Great place to take the kids

Thrilled to be the first to review this stunning new park located only a few blocks from Dearborn…read moreSt and the charming food/shopping corridor of Englewood. This park has it all: -clean new bathrooms with baby changing stations -plenty of shade -tennis courts -basketball courts -playscapes for all ages -plenty of park benches and picnic benches -parking -newly paved sidewalks Congrats to Englewood on this shiny new park!

Our 13 year old spent a week in the IMG tennis program. We felt he was individually tended to in a…read moreway that helped improve his game. His private coach Mark was outstanding, the PlaySight system for drills was very engaging in the immediacy of feedback on every ball hit, and Nick Bolleteri had a visible presence and engagement with the teens. Our son has great coaches back home and we feel that there is much we can take back home to add to that instruction. It is not inexpensive, but when we consider how many hours of high quality instruction our son received, it is more than worth it.

My family and I arranged some private lessons with Jackie while we are in Venice on vacation…read more Jackie came to us and we had a blast. She is kind, knowledgeable, and professional, and all of us learned and quickly improved. Jackie has been responsive as well, and classes were a breeze to arrange and well priced. We are very excited to continue learning with Jackie. Don't hesitate to book a lesson!

From the owner: Former Division I tennis player, currently PTR certified, clay court and hard court access, I hope…read moreto be able to provide you the services you are looking for. I was tennis director of the Punta Gorda YMCA just shy 3 years until I entered into my current position. I try to keep my rates affordable and fair, and those can be found on my website. It is my hope that when you leave the court with me you not only gain a new understanding of some aspect of the sport, but that you learn how to implement that new knowledge into play. I have taught individuals from over 80 years old to as young as 4. I have taught players who have played longer than me and players who have only first picked up the racquet. Currently I am giving lessons at Twin Isles Country Club in Punta Gorda as an assistant to an excellent professional, Robert Blazekovic.

Gilchrist Park has a way of feeling alive even on a cool winter morning. I arrived around 9am on a…read moreSunday expecting a quiet start, but the place was already humming with tennis players, dog walkers, and people easing into the day along the Harborwalk. The breeze off the water made everything feel crisp and unhurried. The public restrooms were open, clean, and very welcome after my morning coffee, which is not something you can take for granted in a waterfront park. Parking is probably tight when there is an event, but on this visit it was easy enough to slip into a spot and enjoy the shoreline without any stress. The view of the bridges was especially lovely, stretching across the wide river with a kind of quiet confidence. From here you really appreciate how much engineering went into building and maintaining them, and how gracefully they connect the two sides of the harbor. The seagulls added their own bit of drama. They were unusually active, circling and calling, and once they noticed I was eating a sandwich they fell into formation behind me like a feathery escort. It was a little unnerving to feel so closely monitored, as if I had wandered into a Hitchcock audition. [Review 1589 of 2025 - 2170 in Florida - 25139 overall]

This 11 acre park is named for Governor Albert Gilchrist, a real estate broker, surveyor, and…read morepolitical leader and one of the founding fathers of the City. Gilchrist grew up in Georgia and came to Punta Gorda as surveyor. Governor Gilchrist first served on the City Council, then in the State Legislature before becoming the 20th Governor of Florida from 1909 to 1913. Upon his death, Governor Gilchrist established a $5,000 endowment to the City for the provision of ice cream to all the children of Punta Gorda on Halloween. This tradition still continues today with the help of community sponsors. The park is located at 400 W. Retta Esplanade in historic Punta Gorda, Gilchrist Park runs along the waterfront between the downtown and Fishermen's Village. In the the park you get a view of Charlotte Harbor. Park amenities include a large pirate themed playground, basketball, tennis and pickleball courts, fishing pier (closed), gazebo, picnic pavilions, and open green space. In the center of the park along the water there is a large statue of Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon memorializing when he came ashore as the first European in this area in the 16th century. The statue was donated by the Royal Order of Ponce de Leon Conquistadors,an organization "dedicated to the preservation of the Spanish heritage of Charlotte County and Florida." The statue was dedicated on March 27, 2005. Weddings, craft shows and concerts are some of the events held in the park. Also located within the park is the Bayfront Center operated by the YMCA of Charlotte County. This facility hosts YMCA programs including a sailing center. The YMCA rents this waterfront facility.

Nice club, very good courts. Seasonably active! Recommend to clay court seekers! Limited only by…read moreSunday rules!

Came out to Cape Coral for a month and was fortunate to come across Cape Coral Racquet Club. To…read morestart the facility is gorgeous. I believe they are all clay courts and they very well maintained, granted I played at 7:30am so I was the first on the court. The fee was only $15 a person for 1-2 hours, I also used the ball machine (which was top notch) which was only $25 (total) for 1-2 hours. The staff was also very pleasant and accommodating.

Nice little park near the entrance of the NW Cape Coral community. Hosting an array of ammenities…read moreincluding tennis, jogging paths and shuffle board. A few covered pavilions surround the tranquil lake but no fishing permitted. Today is cool out and the park is slammed with people exercising or playing with their children at the kiddie jungle gym. The paved parking is limited but they recently enhanced it by adding a gravel lot. Gender assigned public bathrooms available.

nice playground with some shaded and unshaded areas. fenced in to protect the kiddos. generally…read morevery clean playground and well maintained since the renovations. make sure to bring sunscreen there are only a few shaded benches for the adults. there is also a walking path for walking/jogging and dog walking. Also a warning, the restrooms have no a/c and there are only two single bathrooms.

This very well manicured park is located along the road that cuts across central Florida through…read moreClewiston. It was a great stop to stretch my legs and get some fresh air in between long drives. The park has walkways, picnic tables, gazebo and a playground. There are also some cute swings if you want to sit and watch the traffic that you're about to rejoin. The center of the park showcases a memorial honoring the WWII British Cadets. [Review 14814 overall, 316 of 2021, number 1303 in Florida.]

What a cute little park. It is the type of park that sticks out because of how well kept it is. Its…read morelocated in the middle of Clewiston. It is a small park. There are no fees to pay. It does have parking spaces next to the park. It has a small walking trail all around great for exercise. The view is nice if you walk it. I think it will probably take 10 minutes to complete the entire walking trail. The parked is well maintained. It has beautiful flowers planted all around. It has big beautiful trees and a good variety of plans too. This is one pretty park. I saw a really cute gazebo too. This place is perfect for an afternoon. I saw tennis courts next to the park. I don't know if they are part of the park or they just happen to be next door.