Went there today to watch the final championship tournament for the soccer for Plato academies naturally we lost sad Clearwater one we lost I think it was Tarpon Springs Clearwater but it was a good game fun times in the Sun very very very nice facilities! The concession stand is very nice! The restrooms are kept clean! The playground is also very nice if you got a little one!
Putnam park is a nice little park with fields tucked away in Palm Harbor by the library. They have tennis courts and three big grass fields and.a baseball field. It’s always clean and well lit at night.
Decent playground. Soccer fields could use some extra attention. Bathrooms are atrocious.
A couple of soccer fields and a baseball field. The fields are very close to each other. The ballfield's grill options were nice to have available during the weekend games.
I used to play soccer here. Now that I am older, I bring my daughter here a lot and also visit here with my boyfriend. They have a fenced in playground for kids of all ages to play on. There are 2 tennis courts, and soccer and baseball fields also. It's a smaller park but it's perfect if you are looking for a less crowded and more intimate trip to the park.
The field is spacious for viewing and well kept. The playground was a hit because it's fully fenced in. Bathrooms could use some updating and a good cleaning but otherwise I was happy there was a bathroom.
great field i play soccer there all the time city has to fix the nets though cause there are holes
GOD'S PLAN TO SAVE YOU From the first chapters of Genesis through the closing scenes in Revelation, the Bible is the book of God's salvation. From start to finish, its one unifying theme is that of grace and forgiveness for sinners through God's redeeming work in Jesus Christ. Whatever else you gain through the reading of the Bible, it would be tragic if you missed the heart of its message for you-God's gracious provision of Jesus Christ as the atonement for sin. In the Beginning When God created the heavens and the earth, His work was perfect and pure. God looked upon all He had created and judged it to be "very good" Genesis 1:31. He took great pleasure in what He made, and the culmination of His creation came with Adam and Eve. They were made in the very image of God, which made them capable of having fellowship with God and bringing glory to His name Genesis 1:27. In the Garden of Eden, however, through deception and disobedience Adam and Eve sinned against God, causing a break in their relationship with Him. Sin is real, and sin is deadly. The guilt that resulted from their disobedience caused Adam and Eve to hide from God and to attempt to cover their personal shame. Because they had disobeyed God's command, they were now flawed and shameful in God's presence. Adam deliberately chose a path of self-will and rebellion, which brought sin and death-including spiritual death-into the world. "... sin came into the world through one man, and death through sin, and so death spread to all men because all sinned" Romans 5:12-the whole human race is affected by Adam's sin. To cover the shame and nakedness of Adam and Eve, the Lord made coats from an animal's skin for them to wear Genesis 3:21. God thus made the first sacrifice, and it followed the clear promise of a Redeemer when God pronounced these words of judg ment upon the serpent, or Satan: "I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your offspring and her offspring; he shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise his heel" Genesis 3:15. This prophetic word speaks of Jesus Christ and His death on the cross of Calvary. The Story of Redemption So the story of redemption and sacrifice begins, and it is repeated throughout the Word of God, culminating in the coming of Jesus Christ and His sacrifice on our behalf. We discover through the Bible that a personal relationship with God is not dependent on good works that we do, or on church membership, or even on living a highly moral life. Rather, God's amazing grace is the fountain through which redemp- tion flows to us. Separated from God by sin and guilt, we all face two primary spiritual needs. First, we need to be restored to fellowship with God. We are truly guilty before God, and somehow we must find forgiveness. We must face the problem of our sin, and there is no answer to this need within ourselves. The only answer is the Lord Jesus Christ. Second, we need power to change our lives. Our sin reveals the spiritual depravityof our heart-the selfishness, the lust, the greed, the pride, and the anger that are sodestructive. "The heart," God says, "is deceitful above all things, and desperately sick" Jeremiah 17:9. If we are going to be changed, something must be done in our hearts to turn our lives around. Jesus taught that "unless one is born again he cannot see the kingdom of God" John 3:3. Only the blood of Jesus can take away the guilt of our sin, and only the Holy Spirit can come into our hearts and make us new people. Redemption Through Christ Redemption often involves the concept of purchasing something back that has been lost, by the payment of a ransom. It can mean a deliverance from some sort of confine ment; such is the case with the deliverance of the children of Israel from their bondage to slavery in Egypt Exodus 14:29-30; 15:2.
Light wouldn't come on has to leave and go to another park in the middle of a baseball.game game, 4th inning. Gass was not mowed. Only positive the concession was good. Very nice gentleman running it.
Seems like a nice park. Saw baseball teams playing ball. Younger children getting ready to play soccer. It was great to see the people walking, the kids having fun, laughing and playing. The park has plenty of shadow and sunshine.
