11/15/25 vendor.Holiday market, noon till 5pm. Many vendors selling paintings, jewelry, foods,…read morecatering, travel agencies, huge stained glass window to set up on porches, educational services, before/after school places, etc.

I have been inside the recreation center now twice. Once for an art auction and now for the CCW…read morewrestling championship. Yes nothing like a good old fashioned knock down drag out wrestling entertainment to get anyone yelling. The gym are is large as they had a wrestling ring set up along with an entry way for the wrestlers to come into the area while being introduced. This place is big enough to have chairs all around a wrestling ring and to the wall and standing room only, (I think they had to turn people away) this was a popular event. During the art auction, the rugs were laying all over the large floor area, plus they had numerous paintings and sculptures displayed. During events, there is a kitchen area where they sell hot dogs and sodas and probably other items depending on the concession person involved. Please watch your step as you exit the building at night as the lighting is poor and the brick planter area out front is a tripping hazard as we found out during our exit, thus the check in at the ER.

Very nice outdoor pool with a small bar that serves alcohol, beer, wine and a bunch of small…read moreplates. They serve a great burger!

Great atmosphere & view. Food & service great. We have been here several times and will be back…read more Thanks!

Holly Oaks has a friendly group of summer passholders that love to spend time by the pool! There…read moreare diving boards, shaded areas and bathrooms with showers on site. Concessions are available, but families can bring coolers to the pool deck too! Family and individual passes are available, and lifeguards are on staff to monitor the fun. There is a pavilion and event hall available for rental as well. The facility offers swim lessons, a summer swim team program and a year round competitive swim team.

Wonderful place to throw a party. Holds a little under 130 people I believe, but very spacious!…read moreI've only been in the actual Community Room, which had a full size kitchen and nice, clean bathrooms (men and women separate). It's not around a residence so you can be as loud and have as much fun as you want. The place includes A LOT of 8 foot tables, probably around 15-20 of them, and also metal fold-out chairs. All you need is table covers, food, and a DJ, and you're in business for a party!

Excellent accommodations and service. Available throughout the day and early evening…read more Helpful/wise staff

So happy I signed up recently to swim here! I have an outside pool at home but the water got too…read morecold to use. They have this pool moderately warm 82 degrees or so so I'm able to swim my laps. There is sometimes swim team or lessons going on but they do not use all the lanes so I've been able to swim every time I've gone in my own lane.

amazing place needs more people supporting it because its underrated the people are genuinely nice…read moreit has things for everybody

Overall, far less than impressed. It's a new-ish facility but already showing its wear and built…read moresmaller than its current capacities dictate which planners should have realized when it was planned. The dive well has only 1m boards and a 3m could have been included, but wasn't. Locker rooms are absolutely tiny. I've been to an aquatics center in Lewisburg, West Virginia which is a town about the size of Lake City or smaller that pool is better than Cecil and is about the same size. For Jax-area, this needs to be much larger. Then there is my personal experience. I called ahead to ask if I could practice water polo here and the lady on the phone said, sure, of course. I show up with my polo ball and another girl is like "no, you can't take that ball in the pool". I explained other staff said I could and this was standard practice for water polo. She said "the other person must not have known what water polo was and that it involved balls". Sorry, you should not work at an aquatic center if you don't know what water polo is, period. Train your staff, Cecil. Also, face masks for underwater swimming which cover the nose are not allowed--these are standard training gear for swimmers. The lifeguard didn't know why and agreed the rule is stupid but said that's the rule. I'm a licensed USA Diving coach. I'm also very versed in high school and collegiate swimming and water polo. I also happen to run a youth sports program at another institution and per all this I can validly say the rules here and lack of staff training/knowledge are pathetic and far below national or World Aquatics or even FHSAA standards. Get it together, people. I gave two instead of one star because the pool itself is alright for lap swimming at the least.

This is a must visit. The pool is 85 degrees. Its huge. They have movies on a massive screen…read morewith an awesome sound system. The locker rooms are clean and kept. There is a nice patio area. They have concessions with junk food, soft drinks, beer, and wine. The list of offerings is too long to write in a review. Check out the website. There is nothing like this in north central Florida. Check the schedule for adult date night. That's right - drop your kid(s) off at the pool on select Fridays and they'll keep the kids entertained for the evening.

Had a great time at a work golf outing in January. Nice and cool weather but not too cool. Got a…read morecoffee from the cart woman. Then she ran out so I couldn't buy coffee's for my foursome. Oh well, they'll have energy drinks, hah. After leaving a bunch of balls in the water we headed back in the clubhouse for late lunch and drinks. I was doing dry January so it was Gatorade followed by shots of pickle juice for me. I just learned that the land here was once a settlement of Mocama people. After them Don Juan McQueen had a slave plantation here. When you are on the course along the marsh, it is cool to think of how historical this land is and the people who once lived here thousands of years ago.

The Queens Harbor Country Club is (clearly) a part of the expansive private neighborhood of Queens…read moreHarbor off of Atlantic Blvd. I have been here several times through out the years and it is always beautiful and clean. There is a gym with tennis courts, a pool, and a soccer field near the front of the community. There is practically anything you could ever need in the gym and I think it is a great recreational facility. There is also a clubhouse that has its own pool. The clubhouse is great for private events since it has a wonderful view of the golf-course. I've personally attended several college and graduation events here and was always impressed. The golf course is lovely and lush. It is surrounded by beautiful scenery. One of my favorite holes looks out over the inter coastal. Overall a lovely place to live and hangout!

Where to start...You automatically get a discount if staying at the inn on services. I came here…read morefor a girls day out the amenities: massage, pool, hot tub, cafe. After my appointment I went to the gym. My treadmill faced the ocean. Blown away. This is a very expensive exclusive club with a wealthy older population. Lots of Lexus and mercades in the parking lot. Amazing experience wish I could have stayed longer.

I visit this location at least once a year and it is perfection. If you book any service you can…read moreuse all the amenities at the spa. I always book a massage and Jaceil did a fantastic job, she almost had me trying to come every day! Hot towels on my back, neck, and feet just elevated the experience. They have a restaurant on site that has great food. Best guacamole in town! The outdoor pool is beautiful and perfect for reading on the ledges in the pool. The staff takes care of every little thing from bathrobes to sandals to setting up your chairs, phenomenal service