Outdoor venue offers intimate atmosphere with great views of a man-made lake and sunsets. Seating provides excellent sightlines where no seat feels bad, complemented by food trucks and live music performances. Family-friendly environment includes playgrounds and safe, well-lit parking.
Free parking spreads across a well-lit lot with lots of spaces. The area feels safe for a walk around the lake after parking.
Outdoor concerts offer a fun and safe atmosphere. The amphitheater hosts great shows that make for an enjoyable night.
"The live shows here are great and fun."
"I saw Led Zepagain, they're amazing!"
"The parking available here is free and there's lots of it."
Good to know
Parking is free at the amphitheater.
The concert starts at 7pm, but check for potential delays.
Bring seat cushions for comfort as the seating is concrete.
Compact, vintage theater with intimate atmosphere and excellent acoustics creates a cozy, welcoming space. Performances feature phenomenal talent and impressive sets and costumes that immerse audiences in the production's mood. The venue blends historical charm with a mini Broadway feel, making it ideal for high-quality plays and musicals.
Free and close parking sits near the theater. Plenty of spots exist, but handicap parking behind the theater fills up quickly.
High quality productions deliver fun-filled days with positive vibes of song and dance. Watching kids sing and dance adds extra energy and joy to the shows.
Good to know
The show runs from September 15-17, 2023, the last weekend of the performance.
Parking is free and conveniently located near the theater.
Tickets are priced at $30, offering good value for the quality of the show.
Large park offers two playgrounds and a splash pad next to each other, creating a lively area for kids. Wide grassy fields and biking paths provide space for sports and outdoor activities. The atmosphere stays peaceful and clean, making it a safe and pleasant spot for families.
Two separate parking lots sit close to the playground and splash pads. Plenty of parking exists on weekdays, but it gets tight during holidays and sports practice days.
Splash park offers a fun spot for kids to cool off and play. The area feels safe and lively, making it a great place for children to enjoy themselves.
Good to know
Parking at Citrus Park can be tough on holidays and sports practice days.
The park has clean and accessible restrooms.
Parents should be extra careful at the splash park due to safety concerns.
Shopping center offers luxurious design and cozy atmosphere with a large movie theater featuring comfy seats. Plenty of shops and restaurants create a relaxed vibe for strolling and dining. Parking is ample but may require some walking.
Plentiful parking exists with lots of spaces available. Handicapped parking is limited and displaced, requiring a bit of a walk sometimes.
Fun movies and games create a lively atmosphere. Seasonal events around Halloween and Christmas add extra excitement. Plenty of spots to eat, drink, and enjoy fun activities keep things engaging.
Good to know
Parking can be difficult, but there is plenty of parking available.
Crossings At Corona has a variety of stores including Target, Ross, and Barnes & Noble.
Kisses and King Fish are popular restaurants at Crossings At Corona.
Park offers multiple playgrounds divided by age with swings and a walking path around its spacious grounds. Atmosphere stays quiet and peaceful, welcoming families and groups for gatherings. Well maintained and safe, it features shaded picnic areas and a pavilion with electricity for events.
Parking varies with some areas offering a large parking lot and others having a tiny lot. Plenty of street parking exists near the park.
Lots of space and beautiful wildlife make it a fun spot. The playground has cute equipment with a wild wild West theme that kids enjoy.
Good to know
The park has swings suitable for both little and older kids.
There is a playground for children aged 5-12 and another for small kids.
The park features a walking path that goes around, with the longer section being 0.4 miles.
Large park with pirate ship theme and multiple sports fields offers space for families and groups to spread out. Lively atmosphere includes a stage with live music and a roped-off dance floor where all ages enjoy dancing. Facilities include playgrounds, food trucks, and shaded picnic areas, creating a versatile spot for outdoor activities.
Lots of parking exists with options for free parking at a nearby church and paid parking at the park. Parking is generally okay but paid spots can cause delays after events.
Activities include a roped-off dance floor in front of the stage where people of all ages dance. The park offers family fun with various activities spread throughout.
Good to know
Parking can be a challenge during busy events, so arrive early.
Dogs are allowed in the park but must be on a leash.
The park features a splash pad, great for kids on hot days.
Massive fields with detailed scenarios and new speedball arenas create an immersive paintball experience. The environment stays family-friendly with plenty of shade and cooling systems on hot days. Frequent updates and renovations keep the courses fresh and engaging.
Plenty of parking space exists, but the lot sits outside the main area where paintballs can land. Parking costs are high, and cars sometimes get hit by paintballs.
Massive, well maintained fields with super detailed maps create a fun and immersive experience. The realistic aspects make games engaging for both big kids and little kids.
Good to know
Visitors must purchase paint on-site; personal paint is not allowed.
Private parties can restrict access for kids on certain days.
The Decay of Nations event is a must-see for paintball enthusiasts.