This is a cool Little Fork that would be great for kids. It has a great vibe to it as a perfect…read moreplace to just chill for a bit with the family. This is not so much a destination Park, but I am sure it serves this community very well

Great little park. Lots of stuff to climb on, and they have a butterfly garden. No bathroom, but…read moreit's close to San Marco square so you can walk to the shops and restaurants. Tons of shade!

Drew Park is well known for hosting baseball and softball throughout the year. The playground is…read morelocated on the north side of the park. * Playground equipment - The city recently updated all the playground equipment (Summer 2025) * Gazebos - several gazebos with picnic tables * Trails - lots of people walk around the outside of the baseball parking circle, but there is a trail under the trees eat the playground I've stopped in the park when the weather is good and worked under the picnic tables (on my laptop). Parking Note: If there are adult or teenage baseball games happening be sure to choose your parking carefully - balls do sometime clear the fence.

Nice clean park. With family activities. A nice blend of people. Felt completely comfortable.read more

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.

If you've never been to this park, make the drive and CHECK IT OUT! This playground is next to the…read morehistorical Clarke House so you can get a little exercise and history, all in one! I took my 1.5 year old and he had the best time exploring every part of the park. They have so many types of play equipment I have never seen in other parks. The long zip line and the chair zip line were not working while we were there but it didn't feel like we were missing out on anything with so many other fun things to play on.

Awesome park that is , if you can make it past the playground. The playground is at the entrance…read more The giant jungle gym no kid can resist, slides! Swings, seesaws and monkey bars. The nicest playground I have seen in the area so far. There is a water fountain, clean bathrooms and the Clarke House Museum. There are volleyball courts , walking trails and a botanical garden. There are multiple pavilions you can rent for parties or sit under to have a picnic lunch. There is only one thing lacking at this beautiful park..parking. The parking lot is extremely small. If you don't get here early, you have to find somewhere down a side street and walk.

Nice little playground for the kids as a break from stores. They have chairs, benches and some…read moreshade. Great idea for a shopping center. Wish they had a lemonade stand though... that would make it perfect and I think they would sell a lot!

The St. John's Town Center is such a huge boon for the city. It boasts a mixture of standard mall…read moreshops, various eateries, and a sprinkle of high end retail establishments that keeps young and old adults of the city coming back for more. But while we were busy cruising up and down town center boulevard, we found that our kids would be tremendously bored. Up until late last year the only form of entertainment we could provide them during a long day of shopping at the town center was the mall choo-choo train that costs us almost an Andrew Jackson for a 3 minute simulation of weaving between traffic for our 2 kids. Sure we could bring them to the beautiful pond at the center of the mall in front of the Italian restaurant, but with the lack of railings if we don't keep a close eye on them, they could literally be swimming with the fishes (or turtles or ducks)! Thank goodness for the Wolfson's Play Shore for providing our kids a break from all the commercialism. The name itself is reminiscent of the wonderful beaches that attract people to Jacksonville and the colorful sea life play structures continue with this aquatic theme. In regards to safety they've got you covered from top to bottom. The area is shaded and the flooring is made up of that finely ground tire rubber that makes you feel like you're wearing moon shoes. There is ample seating all around the area along with anti bacterial soap dispensers. Once the kids are all pooped out, it's back to the endless grind of spending our hard earned money. I'm glad a play area is finally here. If a free pitstop to unload your kids energy isn't your cup of tea, there's always the choo-choo.

This park is located right across the street from the Elementary school. There's a splash pad that…read morewas going when I rode up here one evening. No one on it though. It ended up cutting itself off I believe around 7, or 8pm. Probably 8pm because it was getting a little darker around that time. As I rode around the walking path I noticed a basketball court, playground with play sets, two restroom, pavilion, about 2-3 baseball fields and even a batting cage. Which sounds great, but the amount of trash and loitering definitely made it seem like this park gets a little strange at night. One of the restroom towards the back had a truck camped close to it. As if they were living there. The restroom near the front entrance just looks sketchy in general plus people under the pavilion side eyeing me, along with all the parked vehicle activity made it even more sketchy. I wouldn't recommend coming here at night. Unless you want to get strange.

So the park is great it is clean for the most part. It is nice and quiet and very peaceful park…read more The equipment is lovely however, unfortunately the splash pad is all set. I'm not sure if it was turned off intentionally or not but the kids were very disappointed. When it is running. I am sure that it is quite amazing as the splash pad has a button so it can be used as needed as opposed to continuously running.

Nice park in a nice area. Great for a picnic, fishing. Clean, but didnt see a restroom. Tables…read moreand benches and fair amount of trees for shade.

So beautiful and relaxing. Lots of places to sit and enjoy water views. Everyone respectful. Kept…read moreclean!

This park was built by Walmart. I worked for the attorney who was trying to get the Walmart…read moreapproved. The neighbors were very much against it. Said it would bring crime and traffic. (Um no that's car washes and storage units). Anyway, Walmart said they'd donate the back parcel for a park. It turned out pretty nice. The first park was destroyed by angry neighbors or neighbor but Walmart rebuilt. Lots of people use it. Dog walkers, sports teams, exercise clubs, families. It has a pavilion for parties and grills for picnics. Plenty of parking too. And we cannot forget CCSO who frequently keep an eye on what's going on there, just to keep the bad folk away.

When I ask my four-year-old grandson what park he wants to go to he knows this one by name so this…read moreis the one we come to very often. There's something in the bright colors of the play equipment that catches a childs eye. The equipment is newer in the park and the place is always very clean There is good parking and lots of space for playing and running and walking.