The courts are nice and well lit and well laid out. Some of the courts are pretty close together…read morefor when teams are playing on all courts. But everyone has been very respectful of that. The entry area does feel a little crowded with the juice bar and all the seating there. But it is clean and well done. This is my second time out here to support my mom in a tournament. And honestly the tournaments are pretty well run! The speakers they have only at the front so if your on the courts you have to pay close attention to hear the announcements.

This a cool indoor place for those into pickleball…read more Came here for the famous Saiko Matcha.

I'm from Fort Lauderdale, and being the pickleball addict that I am, I had to check out The Picklr…read moreOrlando while I was in town, and I'm so glad I did. The courts are clean, well spaced, and professionally set up, which honestly makes such a difference when you play a lot. What really stood out to me was how much they offer beyond just open play. They have a warm up dinking simulator, camera systems, and dedicated drilling stations, which is huge if you're actually trying to improve your game and not just rally around. As someone who plays a lot, I loved seeing that balance between fun play and skill development. Honestly, if this were in Fort Lauderdale, I'd be here all the time. If you're in the Orlando area and love pickleball (or are trying to level up), this place is absolutely worth checking out.

Great level of play. A good amount of courts but still had to wait. I am not sure if the a/c was…read moreturned off because it was cold outside, but inside it was extremely hot.

I had a good time at Crush Yard. I came here for a singles mixer…read more I love that it's air-conditioned so I didn't die of exhaustion. They had me sign a waiver since I'd never played before. It would have been nice to get a sheet explaining the rules. Thankfully some of the people in our group already knew. I just looked for anyone who had their own paddle. I didn't get to try any of the food, but I will if I ever come back.

The service and people were amazing. Totally understand the fun and appeal of the place…read more The food, however, was not. Chicken nachos were rough. Disjointed and no cheese. The pretzel bites seemed like they had been in the microwave a couple times and the cheese sauce was burnt at best. While I'll eat frozen pizza, I'd prefer to not have it while eating out. Worst meal we've had in a while.

great group of people for beginner and intermediate! Awesome…read moreemployees that help whenever needed!

Luckily - I was able to sneak my way into a private 4.5+ group on Friday afternoon, as I've heard…read morethat the advanced/4.0 open play is not regulated here. The players I played with were very good and very competitive. The facility itself leaves a lot to be desired. Lighting is average, building is difficult to find, courts are dirty and in need of repair and courts are too close. Happy to play against the competition I did, and it was 95+ degrees out but think when Picklr and Crush Yard take off in Orlando that this place will be in trouble.

Groveview's pickleball park, a quaint canoe compared to Genesis' massive Ark. pickleball is great…read moreno matter the place!!!

I agree with the first Yelp review. This is a nice park that is well maintained. It has a…read morebasketball court, two age appropriate playgrounds, electrical outlets, pavilions, fitness trail, water fountain, pickle ball court, benches, lots of green space and more. There is something for everyone. They are open from 7am to 6pm daily and there is lots of shade.

This is the only place to go for tennis and pickle ball equipment and accessories. Extremely…read moreknowledgeable staff and great service. I've been going here for 20+ years and always leave happy. They are the experts in both.

This place is my new go to place for anything pickleball they have a huge selection of paddles and…read moreanything pickleball related. More than anywhere else I have seen they are rooted in the culture and the staff is amazing by far the best place to go to if you live in the Orlando area.

We visited Pictona on a Monday and Tuesday from The Atlanta area. The staff helped us find our…read moreclass and our courts for both scheduled lessons and open play. They were very friendly and helpful to us as guests. The facility is expansive with dozens of courts. The courts are well marked for open play. The cafe and pro shop were opened and well run and well stocked. We enjoyed our time and hope to go back soon.

Great venue to play as they've added more courts, many covered. We went to watch pros this time at…read moretheir new stadium. You can get close to them & watch the action. If you get hungry there is a nice little cafe with decent food. Parking is usually not a problem but for big tournaments there is offsite parking with shuttle service. Pro tip: if you're coming to watch a tournament in the grand stand you can rent a cushion for @$5 or bring your own as they ran out today. We now have sore bums.

We had a great time here! Met some good players, some were very friendly- others not so much. There…read morewere a couple of benches inside the courts for cheerleaders like me. Everyone was nice about letting me use them. All the courts are outside. Well maintained and clean courts, sitting area and bathroom area with a vending machine if you forgot you drinks or snacks. Come learn a game you may get addicted to.

Best Beachside Pickleball on the Coast of Florida. Get there early gets too windy by noonread more

The kids that I baby sit for come here and play they seem very pleased and very happyread more

Tuesday night jazz, been driving by for weeks and I finally stopped by. The trio is great. We had…read morethe chicken tenders and sweet potato fries, the dipping sauce is excellent as well. It's on the veranda and is really great.

Don't come to the Candyland Sports Complex expecting Gum Drop Mountain or a Peppermint Forest…read more Instead you will find a comprehensive recreational complex for the residents of Longwood. Candyland Park is located in one of Longwood's older residential areas. The land was part of John Neill Searcy's original homestead grant. He also donated the land for the nearby Longwood Memorial Gardens Cemetery which abuts the park and it is where he was laid to rest. Candyland Park was named as a companion park to Longwood's former Peppermint Park. Candyland Park came to be in the early 70's as a place for a second set of baseball fields and tennis courts for the growing suburb. The Skylark subdivision was platted in 1972 and it began construction in 1973, north of the Longdale neighborhood. The City of Longwood required that five percent of the land be set aside for recreation. Candyland was chosen as the name because it went went with the already named Peppermint Park. Peppermint Park was closed and dismantled when the city built a new police station in 1985. Today Candyland Park is a 17.5-acre community park with a variety of sports and recreational amenities. There is a softball field, two minor league Babe Ruth baseball fields, a full-size Babe Ruth Baseball field, t-ball field, two practice fields, one tennis court, six pickleball courts, two full basketball courts, a futsal court, modular skate park, a BMX/Skate Pump Track, two picnic pavilions, picnic tables, and grill, and a playground. There are also bleachers, and a restroom and concession stand building. Candyland Park is a hub to bring the community together for skating, playing sports, and outdoor recreation.

Great park for all types of activities. There is a baseball park, pickleball courts, basketball…read morecourts, playground and a skateboard park. We go for the pickleball courts that get filled up during prime hours. The park is well kept and parking is plentiful.