Dog park subpar. Extremely muddy with no places to sit and very little shade. The large dog park is…read moredefinitely nothing special. Will not be back. Okay size for dogs to run but definitely could be WAY better

The only park in Saint Augustine with both a dog park and a kayak launch. This park is set back…read morefrom Masters Drive near the intersection with Charles Usinas Memorial Highway. The building has restrooms, a concession stand for the baseball and football field, a picnic area and a road which winds close to the river and ends in a cul-de-sac. There is a baseball diamond, football field and soccer field. The dog park is on the other side of the fields and has shaded areas with benches for the two-legged park attendees while the four-legged ones get to run about. There is a kayak launch located at a small creek that enters the San Sebastian River, just south of the State Road 16 bridge. A pavilion is located at the entrance to the launching site. [Review 14597 overall, 96 of 2021, number 1213 in Florida.]

Hands down the best instructions a player will receive in north Florida. Coach Mark doesn't hold…read moreback. He is a former big league player and teaches solid fundamentals of the sport. He doesn't hold a player to any particular position. ... who cares if you're a lefty. You're going to spend some time behind the plate and all positions in the in field too. Before your player is finished with NFH, he/she will be able to play any position and play it well. Coach Mark has former players who now assist him with the different teams. He has position coaches and hitting coaches. Speaking of hitting.. Coach Mark also has an indoor hitting "academy" for rainy days. Complete with two iron mike pitching machines, a soft toss / t-ball bay and a bull pen with pitching coach (Wil) giving instruction. He takes all the 12u teams to Cooperstown at the end of the summer and it's an amazing opportunity to finish the year in style. If you're looking for a really great experience for your player, give Mark a call.

Mark Campbell has been part of baseball his entire life, and shares his passion and skills with…read morekids everyday. His eye for the sport will take your player to the next level.

Great gym whether you are looking for classes or personal training. They are great at providing…read moremodifications if needed. Wonderful sense of community. We have been members since they opened the gym.

Awesome high energy. All of the employees are knowledgeable, professional and ready to help push…read moreyou to achieve your best. Recommended for all level of athletes. Proof is in the details and they do the details with precision.

My daughter bought me tickets to a Jumbo Shrimp game for Christmas to today's game. The seats are…read moregreat. I am in section 103, right behind the third base dugout. However, I don't think there is a bad seat in the whole stadium. Parking is very convenient with a parking garage right next to the stadium. There are plenty of food options, including a couple of shrimp entrees. I had the popping shrimp, and it was great. They also have a shrimp po boy and a shrimp quesadilla. They also have the standard hot dog, popcorn, peanuts and ice cream. The field looks beautiful. The announcer is very energetic.

The stadium is nice. Parking garage right across street is only $10. Seats are comfortable and you…read morehave a nice view of the football stadium. Everyone working there was friendly. The night we went you could bring your dog so it was fun to see so many dogs. The one and only reason I am giving this place less than 4 stars is the food. I had a jumbo hot dog that was pretty small and half burnt even though it tasted boiled so not sure how that happened. My sons chicken tenders were good but the fries were undercooked. Food was not cheap. I would suggest having dinner somewhere else before enjoying a game at this nice stadium.

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...

James P. Small Park is Jacksonville's last historic baseball Stadium. It has been the location for…read morebaseball and other sports for over 100 years. It has been home to the Negro league and other minor league teams. James P. Small Park is currently under going some renovations but is in great shape considering it's age. The stadium seats are covered and it still houses old school dugouts. The covered stadium is a plus during the hot summer months and rainy seasons. The following amenities are available in and around the park: Benches, Concession Stand, Lighting, Parking, Picnic Shelters, Picnic Tables, Playground,Restrooms, Trash Barrels. The Stanton High School Baseball Program (partnering with the City of Jacksonville) utilizes the field as their Home field. Other surrounding teams also make use of the field from time to time.

We actually enter from the south entrance off of old Saint Augustine Road. We don't go very far or…read moreall the way up to the north entrance, but the trails are really nice and clean. And there's limited parking at the south entrance but it is much closer to our house. We really enjoy this park.

Palmetto Leaves Regional Park is a nice place to launch a kayak. It has a small parking area and a…read morenice walkway to the kayak launch. I enjoyed my time at this part of the park. The kayak launch was isolated enough that it was easy to.forget that you were in a major U.S. city.