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.

Very cute little park and by little I do mean small! It's…read moreon the corner of University Blvd and San Jose right next to a strip mall. I loved that there's plenty of shade, nice old trees and there is a small playground for my 3 year old! It seemed to be upkept nicely! On the cons if you look at my pics that's it, basketball court on one side, open baseball field in the middle then small playground. Still it's nice to have this option for when my baby wants the park

Very cute park. Has plenty of parking, baseball diamond, basketball courts, and playground area. If…read moreyour driving to fast you will miss it. It's a cute hidden gym on University Lakewood Area.

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.

Quiet park near the library and Aardwolf. Great space to sit and watch the trains roll by. They…read morehave a playground for small children and picnic tables. There were some transients sprawled out across the tables when we walked through the park. They also have basketball and tennis courts that looked to be in decent shape. There was next to no one in the park when we walked through- mid day on a Sunday. I don't know if that was because of the homeless presence or because rain was looming in the distance. I'll have to stop by again next time I am walking off lunch at the Bearded Pig around the corner!

Came here to watch a game of the division 2 finals. Super clean environment is a staff is awesome…read more There's a bar and eatery right in between the two rinks in this building. That is super convenient and decently tasty. Bathrooms are clean and well kept up. I watched the event in the main rink and the inside smelt like my gym bag. Really my only complaint of the place.

Now known as Community First Igloo, this rink has become one of the nicest ice facilities since its…read morerenovation. I've stopped by here to watch (hockey) games for several years, and its transformation is impressive. They have two NHL sized rinks, a large bar/restaurant, pro shop, and gaming area. It's also the practice facility of the Jacksonville Icemen.

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!!

Played pickleball. Nice courts. There are 4 courts in a…read morefenced in area to prevent loosing balls while playing.

What an incredible night at the Final Frontier concert. Journey proves time and time again why they…read moreare rock legends! Arnel Pineda may be a little guy, but he has a mind-blowing, big voice that fills that entire arena. The whole lineup--Neal Schon, Deen Castronovo, Todd Jensen, Jonathan Cain, and Jason Derlatka--was firing on all cylinders. Beyond the music, huge compliments to VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena. The event was incredibly well-organized! Every single staff member, from the parking attendants to the ticket takers at the doors, were all helpful and courteous. A perfect night from start to finish. A must-see show before they finish their touring days!

I attended a graduation and the one thing I like about this venue is the proximity to the parking…read moregarage. Parking cost $10 but it was worth it to be so close. They also have good accesibilty with elevators and escalators. There are several good food and options added since I was there last. Overall, great venue