The husband and I just moved into town and are starting to get back into tennis after a longggg…read morehiatus. After being disappointed by the selection at Academy and Dick's, we were hesitant to check this place out after finding it on Google. Wow! What a pleasant surprise. Shoes, clothing, racquets, bags, stringing services, and a ton of other accessories - they've got it all! Racquet demo is great, no fees, can keep racquets for a decent amount of time (we chose 2 weeks). Stringing can be same day turn around if needed, which is fantastic. The staff is VERY knowledgeable and helpful. No pushy sales people here. They want you to find the best equipment and products to fit your needs. We were thoroughly impressed with this tennis shop and will be back quite often! Wish they carried Nike products, at least the clothing, but that's just me and my brand loyalty haha.

Igor is very knowledgeable regarding tennis racquets. Best place around to have a restring done…read more Also, plenty of other tennis gear. If you need anything tennis related, go to Go Pro!

The Jacksonville Beach Tennis Center has grown into a state of the art center, from the two courts,…read morea phone and take your chances over 30 years ago. I learned how to love and play ( well, somewhat) tennis here as a girl. Spent many a hours on the backboard! Still almost like playing by myself better sometimes. At least I know how good my opponent is!! The amenities here a good for a small center and are a great addition to the beaches. They now have 6 lit courts, 1 unlit court, a new backboard, and a Pro shop & lounge. League play for men, women, mixed and juniors at all levels Group & private lessons They recommend tennis court reservations 2 days in advance and I believe them. This place is busy! But everyone is friendly and happy to have you there. They have several clinics, summer camps and different offerings through out the year so be sure to check their website or call them to get the most up to date info. (904) 247-6221

From the owner: It's better at the beach! Huguenot Tennis Center has 7 Plexipave Tennis courts, steps from the…read morebeach, beautiful facility, ample parking with a friendly and welcoming staff. The practice wall is free to use, the courts have great lights. With friendly players, it is easy to find a hitting partner if you are new. There are plenty of league options available for men, women, and juniors whether you are new to the sport, a returning player, or if you just want to try a new facility. Reasonable prices for quality tennis lessons since it is a public facility with a great staff! Reservations are recommended as some times can get quite busy. Non-members welcome.

Disclaimer: this review is based off personal experience…read more This facility is housing a COVID testing site outside its entrance. With the rise of a new variant, there's been many people looking for areas to get tested. If you're looking for a place that can take you in, without an appointment, look no further! There are two tents, one for registration and one to get swabbed. Be sure to bring in your ID and a mask. These are healthcare professionals that have YOUR best interest! They're masked, gloved and gowned up. You won't have to worry about having something stuck up your nasal cavity, they use a swab to do it orally. You will be able to get the results within 48-72 hours. In order to get them, you'll have to download the Florida Department of Health app and turn on notifications. After being informed of cases at my job, I wanted to ensure I was in the clear, as well as to protect my family. I'm passing this information along to anyone whose local and needs a spot that isn't as crowded as other areas around town. My hope is that everyone stays safe and as careful as possible. Below is a website that is sending out free COVID tests to your home. https://special.usps.com/testkits

Great little find on the Northside for tennis players (skilled, beginner & children) at the Clanzel…read moreT. Brown park. Well maintained grounds and plenty of courts. Beat wall available for those playing alone and a playground nearby for the kids that don't want to play on the 4 mini courts. Looks like they are in the process of resurfacing some of the existing asphalt courts which will be really nice when all finished. There are no clay courts here. I haven't heard the best of things about this neighborhood and I could kind of see why as I played this morning. There was a lot of police activity nearby and it's definitely not in the best part of town. But I felt perfectly safe being here in the morning daylight and the tennis courts themselves + the surrounding grounds were very clean and well maintained. There's a train track that runs directly next to the park and tennis complex which did disturb my game but only for a few minutes. There is a sign near the parking lot indicating times where a Tennis Pro is available and when they take their lunches but it seems to be outdated because the facility was a complete ghost town this morning. Restrooms and lockers were locked up. They could have been closed for the resurfacing or something but I'm betting they don't staff these parks anymore due to budget cuts/concerns and that's a shame! If anyone has information on the Tennis Pro situation here feel free to leave me a comment. I'll attach a photo of the sign below. Overall I was happy with the facility. It was generally very quiet other than some train noise and police sirens. I will definitely be returning here to use the beat wall and hopefully to play some matches on the newly resurfaced courts!

Right next to the Shoppes of Avondale is a little Oasis of trails and playgrounds that is just…read moreabout fully shaded and beautiful. Dogs, kids and families are welcome and there are spaces designed for all of them. A prefect place as well to exercise or sit quietly with your thoughts and take in the beautiful nature through the park. On hot days, this offers not just beauty but a difference of 10-12 degrees and a bit of a breeze. Boone park is an awesome place to refresh yourself.

Beautiful park, wish there were additional trails for exploring with our pups. We parked near the…read moretennis courts off Park Street and walked down and around to St. John's Avenue. Street crosswalks worked well and we decided to walk up and back through Avondale shops as well.

I've been going to this location since I've been living in Mandarin for 7 to 8 years And I've…read morealways been greeted with kindness and curiosity. They really have all that you need when it comes to tennis gear: shoes, strings, rackets, balls, bags, clothing, various other accessories for the racket, etc. They also can string and regrip your rackets here for $25 which isn't too bad. I recently was going a few times over the last couple weeks because they let me demo a couple of rackets since I was in the market for replacing my current one. They give you 10 days to demo and if you still want to go demo more you just bring them back within those 10 days and recheck out more if you so desire. I did finally end up picking a racket which I really like and I will continue going to this place to get it restrung and regripped in the future. The people here are always wonderful and helpful and I truly appreciate that.

Bought tennis racquet tape and they put it on for me. I can never get it right…read more Good selection.

Spectacular water features with a small lagoon circling the community areas, these are town homes…read moreand condos with very lovely grounds. Only a short walk to the beach from main entrance, nestled back on a side street just off the main beach road close to the south end of Fernandina Beach. Homeowners lounged comfortably by the pool, with a gazebo available for shade or picnicking. There are tennis courts, & picnic tables scattered throughout the grounds, a fire pit, grilling area and a dog park area for pets. Offering an area for car/boat washing off to the back, easy parking. The spacious clubhouse area offers a beautiful wrap around deck, kitchen area, communal fireplace and amazing lagoon views. Condos offer spacious decks and porches. I'm truly in love with this area, and am considering making it home in the near future!

This is such an awesome park!! Our kids absolutely loved it and we would go back in again when we…read moreare in the area!! So much to do and play on! And they have a little splash play area for those hot summer days!

Sunshine Park is the best and safest playground in Jacksonville Beach. It's a modern, fully fenced…read moredestination designed for stress-free play. Just (sometimes) the big kids run wild and it can be dangerous for toddlers or babies. Why it's a favorite: Safe & Clean: Fully enclosed with artificial turf (no mulch or sand). The "Fort": A massive, multi-level wooden-style structure kids love. Inclusive: Separate "Tot Lot" for toddlers and ADA-accessible gear. Bonus: A seasonal splash pad, skate park, and pickleball courts. Verdict: It's the gold standard for a clean, secure, and fun family day. Bring lots of water during the summer!

I absolutely love this park. They do a great job keeping it updated and well maintained. The…read morebaseball fields are phenomenal, and I really enjoy the pickleball courts--just wish there were more than four since they're always in use. The basketball court could definitely use some improvements, though. The walking trail along the water is beautiful, scenic, and peaceful. The only real downside is that it could use more parking, especially during busy times.

Oddly, lots of parks in Florida but very few with designated running areas. One thing to note is…read morethat pretty much every street has a sidewalk and a concrete running path here. I found this park by looking at Apple Maps and then zooming in to see if there was an asphalt trail. I arrived really early to run here and noticed the lights kicked on around 6AM. There is a tennis court (which is where I parked), baseball fields, football field and soccer field. The water was not turned near the bathrooms, and the bathrooms were locked. Not sure if they open up at a certain time but that's the reason for my star bump. I was happy to run the asphalt path they had. If you account for the boardwalk area on the lake, you'll get about .90 miles altogether. I did my warmup on the path and ran some outside the park on the concrete. Was able to complete some short interval training by just doing about 2.5 laps on the asphalt. It was fairly flat but you're only going to get about .4 miles of a curved running area before a transition. If you're a runner, I'd recommend coming here for any runs under 5 miles. Also, people are oblivious on the asphalt and don't stay on their side. But, be glad they have asphalt to run on!