North Community Park located just off Coral Springs drive is one of the biggest parks in Coral…read moreSprings. Been coming here for years to run or walk. Excellent park offers baseball and soccer fields as well as tennis and basketball courts all very well kept. Bathrooms are clean and safe. There are also playgrounds and climbing areas for the kids and gazebos to celebrate birthdays. Classic family oriented Coral Springs vibe. Plenty of green areas and there are nice lake areas. Safety is always first in Coral Springs, you can find life vest stations all around the lake areas and AED and CPR stations with photo instructions complete with solar panel. Easy, plenty and convenient parking.

This is a cute little community park in Coral Springs…read more It has a little play ground which is very kept up and clean. There are a few covered pavilions, some basket ball courts, volley ball area, tennis courts, grills. We live near the park so frequent here just for some outdoor fun, but today we were invited to a birthday party, which I didn't know was an option for the park. There is a large area to place a bounce house and a large pavilions with tables and chairs. There is plenty to do at this park and love that it's close!

This park was so much fun. it is for ages 5-12 and my two year olds had a great time but the high…read moretower is a bit dangerous for them in my opinion but it's okay! overall it's great because it's fenced in. the bathrooms look and smell so clean which was amazing. they have a variety of swings including one for parent and child. i made a video because i love when i can see reviews with videos of exactly what to expect.

Top 3 favorite parks in soflo! It's perfect if you have an…read moreage gap crew like new walkers and adventure seekers. There's a nice path for walking if you want to get your steps in. One of the few parks I've seen with a vending machine. Lots of parking. Just an overall great park!

Bountiful amounts of fields but not an any specific order in the bathroom situation is not great…read more There's no extra gym equipment or things here, just grass and sidewalks. It appears the people who come here are sports only or kids to hang out and annoy each other :)

THis Park is one of the best parks in Coral Springs, it is always clean and well taken care of…read more It has, among others, Baseball fields, Football Fields, Soccer fields, Basketball fields. There are a few charcoal BQQ grills at the edge of the road crossing the park, most of the time are not in use but always clean.

Jaycee Park is a 10 acre park located in the northeast of Coral Springs along the Pine Ridge…read morecommunity. It is maintained by the Coral Springs chapter of the Jaycee's, a training and civic organization for people between the ages of 18 and 40. The organization was established on January 21, 1920 as the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce. The non profit organization focuses on job training and community service. The Coral Springs chapter of the Jaycees has been giving back to the community for the past 30 years. They have held many fundraisers including for the American Cancer Society and Ronald McDonald House as well as donated meals to needy families during the Thanksgiving holiday. The amenities at Jaycee Park include picnic tables, a playground, basketball courts, grills, a pavilion that can be rented, softball/baseball fields, tennis courts, benches, a restroom, and an exercise path. The park is open daily from sunrise to sunset. This is a small neighborhood park so no need to go out of your way to visit. I was in the area and stopped to use the exercise path which I enjoyed. This park is best for people in the Pine Ridge community who are looking for a place to take the kids to have fun outside, stage an outside party, or play sports.

We are so glad to have found this dog park in our community!…read more This is a great spot to let your pets run free and meet other dogs. I love how they have separate areas for smaller dogs. They have water stations throughout both areas as well. My dogs love coming here and every patron is respectful by picking up after their pets.

This a fun park for kids! The swings and climbing opportunities are endless. There are also…read morebasketball court and pickleball course. They have a nice trail to walk. And some free fitness equipment on the trail.

Easy venue to find just off the Sawgrass Expressway on Sample Road. It is inside of the Sportsplex…read moreat Coral Springs with a huge free parking lot. Came here with my wife to sit at the upstairs bar called Panthers Point to have a beer and watch the pros, figure skating and hockey league camp in action but sadly was closed so had to watch from the lower level. My son plays here in the adult league at night. It was pretty exciting knowing that the Florida Panthers actually practice here. The other side of the den was ice skating open to the public for $24.00 with an optional $6.00 skate rental. In order to skate, they provide a digital QR Code to scan and create a Daysmart account with a digital waiver to sign. It was actually very cold walking around and not even on the ice. Basic food and drinks are offered at the snack bar near the entrance. Fun place to skate or just relax and watch the skaters in action on the ice. Dont forget to bring a warm jacket to deal with the frigid temperature.

Three sheets of ice here. While cold, and humid sometimes, the staff checks in on you and the folks…read morehere are friendly as locals go. The figure skating coaches include some retired Olympians, and hockey is busy on the rinks, too. Very enthusiastic club, and they work well for competitions. Bar upstairs with wing specials and beer, too, though they're not always open. Concession stand downstairs.

Out of all the LA Fitness clubs I've sweated through in my 28 years as a member, the one on 2633 N…read moreUniversity Drive in Coral Springs has the most unique design. A Spanish-style courtyard with a pool in the middle? Gorgeous. At first glance, you half expect Antonio Banderas to show up and do laps. It's a gym that looks like a resort--until you actually use it. History lesson: LA Fitness started in Southern California in 1984, exploded across the country in the '90s, and has been serving up gym memberships ever since. They've built an empire on ellipticals and broken promises. This Coral Springs location carries that proud tradition--equal parts convenience and chaos. The good news? It's convenient. It's a gym. You show up, you sweat, you leave. The rest? Well... let's just say the glory days of this place are hiding somewhere under a pile of busted cup holders. Half the machines here are held together by duct tape and prayer. The steam room? Don't bother. It's been down so long it should qualify as a historical ruin. The jacuzzi? Looks less like a relaxation zone and more like a breeding ground for Swamp Thing. It's not hydrotherapy--it's biohazard therapy. And yet, here I am--still showing up. Because at the end of the day, a gym is a gym, and you get out what you put in. The treadmill doesn't care if the cup holder is broken, it cares if you're broken. This isn't a luxury spa--it's gladiator training with slightly better lighting. You don't join LA Fitness for perfection--you join because it's there. LA Fitness Coral Springs looks good from the outside, fights you on the inside, but still gets the job done. It's convenient, it's flawed, and it's mine. Because at the end of the day, gyms don't make you fit--you do. And after 28 years, I'm just grateful to still be in the fight.

Women should be very careful in the steam room at this gym. There is at least one creepy predator…read moretrying to corner women alone in the steam room. Front desk does not care. Their exact words when I told them what happened was "so someone with bad vibes?" I would say it's more than "bad vibes" more like bad intentions. The gym is usually ok but I will not be going back to the steam room, especially knowing that staff does nothing to protect women there.

Right next to the Broward Library and off of University, we come to the gymnasium side and join in…read morevolleyball with i9 sports. We don't attend school here, but we like the smaller venue and coach interaction with the basketball court provides. If coking to the gymnasium, come to the Sample Road side for entrance and parking.

Ok, so I'm a few years out of high school and haven't set foot in one in decades but I was here for…read morean event. I had mixed feelings as entering the building. It was a Saturday morning with a chance of showers in the forecast so the first thing I noticed was the distance from the parking to the entrance with absolutely no cover along the way. On entry, I was impressed by the open feeling. It had the typical locker lined lobby and corridors but the lockers (I saw) were all in open spaces so there was no feeling of crowding. I had to imagine a gazillion kids. As I expect all schools are now (not where I attended) all seating was fixed. The auditorium was large but probably not large enough to seat the full student body with each seat having a folding desktop. I'm a small person and it did feel a bit crowded... I'm not sure it would be comfortable for a big kid. The desks in the classrooms seemed to be standard school issue with the metal frame and no chance of adjustment. I felt very confined and again, I would think is might be tight for anyone much larger than my petite frame. The building felt clean and comfortable. I did not use the restroom but did note it was located close the the classrooms we were using. For a public school this seemed ok... and if I had a school-age kid, I could see them here... assuming they have a good program.

Just off Sample Road in Coral Springs is Lions Park. The Lions Club is a civic organization founded…read morein 1917 by Chicago businessman Melvin Jones in order to bring together business clubs to address the social problems created as a result of WWI. By 1920 the Lions were international with chapters in Canada. In 2017 the Lions Club celebrated their 100th anniversary in Chicago where they were founded. Today there are 1.4 million people who are Lions positively impacting their communities with service projects. A charter member of the Coral Springs Lions club was Lewie Mullins, the first elected mayor of Coral Springs. Mullins was a Coral Ridge Properties Vice President who was the first developer of Coral Springs. Mullins also helped build the Covered Bridge in town. Sadly he passed away at the young age of 49 after only two years in office. Lions Park was dedicated on June 6, 1970. It was the first park in Coral Springs. The land for the park and Hunt Elementary were donated by Coral Ridge Properties to the school board who then donated back 6 acres for the park. Lions Club members John Nekich and Col Ralph Gray fundraised to build the baseball diamond which was used by the first little league in the city. The early Coral Springs community enjoyed the weekly BBQ's sponsored by Coral Ridge Properties along with baseball and softball games. The park was the end of the town parade route and held the celebrations after. Today Lions Park is still bringing the community together. Park amenities include basketball courts, benches, concession stands, grills, pavilions a playground, picnic tables, restrooms, sand volleyball courts, softball/baseball fields, a paved walking trail, and tennis courts. The Lions Clun is still an active organization in the city today.

This a nice little park in Coral Springs. Is green, clean and hidden away from the main streets…read moregiving peace and quiet. It has some play sets for kids, a nice trail, restrooms, volleyball courts, and more. Great place to go for a walk.

It is hard not to give parks and recreational outdoor areas less than stellar score. Especially…read moreduring these trying times when going out to a park is the only thing keeping you sane. I like to walk and now that the weather is great, this little hidden park is great. He trail isn't too long, but it is full of vegetation, you feel like you are lost in the forest. It is located in Shadowood, very near the Ramblewood elementary. There is plenty of parking, a playground, and swings. I got on them and felt like a little girl, so much fun. (You can probably see pictures in my hubby's review lol) and a volleyball court. Also a couple of grill areas. It is very close to me but I never even knew it was there. That is how hidden it is.! Also for all those Pokémon trainers out there, there are a lot of stops two gyms (is why I initially came LOLOL) Overall, it is a great place to brig the kiddos, come to play PokémonGO, or just for some fresh air.