I really love this park. Its a perfect park for littles. The play structures are clean and well…read moremaintained. We had my son's 1st birthday here and it was so much fun. Yiu can rent the one pavillion available. I would reccommend going online to rent and having the confirmation with you. People will just set up there that have not rented! There is a paved path that goes around the whole park and one that goes around the playground. Thete arr tennis and basketball courts and a field. The bathrooms are public park bathrooms so they can either be clean....or not, but there are 3 bathrooms available. If your in the area come check it out.

If you're looking for a great shaded park, with a fantastic themed playground, the look no further…read morethan Huffman Park. Located just off Beach Blvd, this hidden gem features sea-themed playgrounds, basketball courts, tennis courts, and soccer fields, providing activities for all ages. There is even a surrounding half-mile trail loop shaded by the palmettos and suitable for walking or jogging.

Absolutely wonderful for bird watching and walking. We took time walking in the park right after we…read morehad lunch at the Moroccan restaurant. This is definitely a beautiful park. There is a playground and water fountain. There is a bird habitat that is great to check out, we saw a blue heron and different ducks, including a mating set.

In the heart of Riverside, this park was a great stop before hitting the restaurants for lunch. My…read morelittles, 4 yo and 2 yo, had a blast running back and forth between play yards. The pond in the center needs a little maintenance. It was dirty and the turtles need better landings. It seemed that turtles didn't have a way out of pond. Overall it's a very nice park for the area.

It could be a decent park but the mass amount of homeless that are typically under the influence…read moremake you keep your head on a swivel at all times. I always carry protection when going to this park but after a strange man took pictures of his surroundings and said "I'll see you later" to me as he left I will not be returning. I wish they would send a cop to keep it cleaned up or had a better solution. Luckily the city's park crewmen were there and he seemed to scare off at them. The trees and walking path are beautiful but, something has to change :(

I mean it's a Park but people pull up in the parking lot and feel need to blast their music,…read morethere's a large homeless community doing their laundry at a Spicket. Overall, the park is just kind of covered in trash. I have not been able to find a halfway decent park since moving to the Jacksonville area. I do have to say there's a lot of shade here which is nice other than that it's not great there's two small play structures, but would be a pretty good spot for riding scooters.

I absolutely love going for an evening stroll in Willow branch Park. With its beautiful trees and…read moreflowing creek it's the best place to relax after a hard day. They have a basketball court as well as two baseball fields. I played kickball here last spring with Stonewall sports Jax. It has a lot of tree covers, so it's cool even in the midst of the Florida heat.

This is a lovely, low-key park located in the southern part of Riverside before the neighborhood…read morebecomes Avondale farther south. Willowbranch Creek meanders through it. Willowbranch Park is bordered by Willow Branch Avenue, Sydney Street, Cherry Street, and Park Street. At one end is the Willowbranch Library and on the same side, at the other end, are baseball and soccer fields. The other half of the park are paths and gently wooded areas to stroll and benches to sit on. This is not a dog park, so dogs need to be leashed at all times (city ordinance). Parking is located on the outskirts of the park. Please only use the library parking lot when the library is closed. Also, when parking across from the park, be careful of driveways and do not block.

This is a nice park in my neighborhood that I've been coming to for about 10 years. It has a small…read moreplayground for kids and is pet-friendly complete with doggy poop bag stations and plenty of room for Rover to run. I particularly like the spaced-out park benches for a nice rest from walking the neighborhood and privacy when you're off Pokémon hunting. The paved walking/jogging trail is perfect for visitors with plenty of shade and trees during the hotter months. I don't believe there are any restrooms or water fountains around or at least I didn't see any. Just be careful in the early evenings and when the sun goes down because I have heard some unsavory stories regarding sketchy characters hanging out here over the years. Always be aware of your surroundings....

Four Corners Park is just a hop, skip and a jump from my residence. The park provides a path which…read moreis great for joggers, dog walking, or for those little ones looking for a safe place to learn how to ride a bike. With a few benches scattered about and lots of shade from giant, lofty trees, it is an excellent place to take your current book to read for awhile. Three of the four corners contain paths, while the fourth is an open field. A great place for a pick up game of football or soccer. The park could possibly benefit from the addition of a playground, although, that could take away from the serenity of this park. The traffic is never bad through this area since the majority sticks to Post Street. Also, if you take your dog and forget a plastic bag, no worries! There are different stations around the park that have a supply. Trash cans accompany these, so you can throw it away.

This is much more of a gathering of sport field than an actual Park. It is located at the end of a…read moreresidential area, so it is also a little bit hard to find. However, I am sure it serves the residents of this town well and that countless memories have been made playing baseball on these fields or in the basketball court I noticed in the front. There is not a lot of parking here and it is really not a parking lot as much as in Open Fields. I did notice that one of the ball fields that they did have a concession stand.. If you are looking for a park to enjoy nature, I would strongly suggest looking elsewhere. However, if you are looking for a place to play baseball, here is the place.

Grew up in the neighborhood, I really enjoy the environment and the woods that remain…read more Sports and all kinds of events happen here consistently, which is good. they do thing's professional and have always been very clean and as environmentally friendly as can be. A couple of things that have slacked over the years are the animal rights at the park. There's a sign for the leash, but there's no bags for poop... not a lot of land or field area left over for guests or animals when the sports are happening, so bringing a pet becomes more of a hassle for everyone, rather than a good time for you, your pet, and everyone at the park. The kids playground was remodeled and I honestly can't tell how kids play on this. this park used to be something to look forward to and now it's more like you're worried for the safety of yourself and others more than anything. There's nothing to really do on this playground, the swings were taken away, and the slides just got smaller...

Alejandro Garces Camp Tomahawk Park is a small but very cool park located at the end of a quiet…read moreside street on the southside of Jacksonville, Florida. It has a small but pleasant nature walk, a kayak launch, a children's playground, an open field, adequate parking, and more. There is a private residence on the grounds, so please be mindful of that. All in all, Alejandro Garces Camp Tomahawk Park is a wonderful park and a great place in particular for the residents of this quiet side street. We need parks like this in our communities. This is a wonderful place to come in respite. I would definitely recommend a visit here, especially if you are in the neighborhood or anywhere in the general area. I will give it five stars as an overall rating. Go check it out for yourself, I am confident that you will not be disappointed.

I had an unusual experience here only the second time I have been I am new to the area. I brought…read moremy kids to the playground and a strange woman struck up a conversation and would not leave us alone asking me all sorts of questions and often repeating herself. She continued on by playing with my children but did not have a child with her. A boyfriend was standing and waiting outside of the vehicle just smoking cigarettes. It gave me an uneasy feeling that either she was on drugs or they were involved in trafficking. I have since not gone back. It is a nice park otherwise and it's unfortunate some people have to ruin a good thing. I would just be mindful when you come here with your kids.

Blue Cypress is awesome! I remember when it was just a golf course. The golf course is still there,…read morealong with soccer fields, swimming pool,and miles of hiking trails. Some trails are on the banks of the st Johns river, which is easily accessible at low tide. I walk the banks looking for historic artifacts and I have found a lot of interesting items. It's free and busy on the weekends, but lots of fun. Go explore!!

The lifeguards are awesome very kid friendly and patient. The only concern is they're very…read moreinconsistently open. I come up here today at 4 o'clock. The only person inside the pool is a security guard and he says no one's been there all day and he doesn't know why the pool is closed. I'm sitting here thinking what a waste of taxpayers money that the poor security guard is sitting at a pool and it's not even open. somebody's not communicating with each other very well. Do better COJ.