We were invited to attend a one year old birthday party here. The place was clean, smelled good and…read moreclosed to the public for the party. The host was very friendly and attentive. I wish I would have researched this place for my daughter's first birthday! They have all sorts of toys including various sets from the lovery company. There are gross motor, fine motor, sensory toys, just about anything you can think of. To top it all off, they also have a Cafe. So there's coffee which I really needed that morning and sandwiches as well. I ordered an iced vanilla latte and a bacon, egg and cheese crossaint. At first I wasn't going to order a sandwich but someone else ordered before me and the host had the building smelling delicious from the food. The sandwich was perfect especially with her using real eggs to cook. There is also a seperate area where the birthday party can be set up so you can sing in a seperate room away from all the toys.

Such a cute spot for kids!…read more We went as guest to a birthday party and had the best time. It was clean and lots of toys to play with. It was very nice ,they had a small table for the birthday kids and it was only opened for the guest of the party. I was unsure to bring my five year old but to my surprise they had a big kid game area too! Staff was very nice and accommodating. While my daughter played I ordered a breakfast sandwich,served on a croissant with bacon,egg and cheese. It was so delicious! I also ordered an ice coffee. The area is gated so you can let your children play while you enjoy your breakfast and coffee at the table. I have been before not in a birthday setting and I've seen parents have their laptops, so it's a nice place to bring your children if you have work to catch up on while they can play.

Great beach, clean, cheap parking. However it does get busy. There is sand lot right next to the…read moremain beach making it super convenient, especially when you have young children it's easy to run back to the car and makes the worst part of a beach day, trekking back to the car with cranky, tired, sand covered kids while carrying enough chairs to fill a home a whole lot easier. If you have AWD there is a secondary lot access allowing you to park your vehicle directly on the beach. The bigger AWD vehicles (Jeeps, pickup trucks) can go all the way to the other end of the beach where the sand is like powder and the water is almost clear blue. The waves on the main beach were nonexistent so a lot of family with younger kids stayed on that side, it was quiet, kids playing in the water and parents chitchatting. On the AWD access it was more lively. Lots of big groups, young and older. Lot of different music, playing beach games. Down at the very end the waves were much bigger and that's where I saw most of the surfing taking place. Great for collecting shells. Lots of cool seabirds. On the main beach there were hermit and Filder crabs (they are too small for their pinch to hurt). Overall a great beach.

I really liked this park. When I went, it wasn't that crowded. If your car can handle it, you can…read morepark right on the beach. There is plenty of non-sand parking available. It was cool watching the St. Johns River meet the Atlantic Ocean. From what I could see, the only bathrooms available were port-a-potties. There are also very few places to seek shade, so you gotta make sure to bring your sunblock and beach umbrella.

This quiet park is 1.5 miles from our home with sidewalks along the way. There is a police officer…read morehome on-site which adds to a safe environment. This park is very clean and well maintained.

I have visited this park multiple times (the back lake) to paddle board and it has been a peaceful…read moreand enjoyable experience every time. I enjoy bringing my family out, some of us friends meet out there and it is a beautiful thing. However, my experience this past weekend (June 20) was anything but. Unsupervised Teenagers were there. The inappropriate language, the trucks and dirt bikes kicking up sand and the drinking has definitely gotten out of hand. I have no answer or idea on how to curtail these behaviors but at some point it will have to be addressed. One teen was so drunk he could barely stand. The others were trying to sober him up by standing him in the water; and the boy tipped over. We could not reach them because we were in the middle of the lake. It was a horrible situation. A young girl in an uncomfortable position being groped by an intoxicated boy as his friends stood by and watched. By the time an adult tried to intervene, they were gone. This lake should be a place for everyone to enjoy, but that's not easy to do any more

This park has plenty of fun activities to do and lots of shade to do them! There's so much to do,…read morefrom swings, sand pit digging, water gold sifter to xylophones, bungo drums, climbing web and walking trails. Bring a packed lunch to eat at the many picnic tables. Another plus are there are restrooms! Great place to visit and enjoy the day. We highly recommend and we will definitely be returning.

Very clean and nice friendly park for you her kids. Learning based equipment like periscope stand…read morefor talking across park, balance beams. Places to sit and snack. Plenty of parking with no charge.

St. Marys Waterfront Park is an amazing small park located at the water's edge and the downtown St…read more Marys, Georgia area. It also seemed to be a very popular place. I was here on a Thursday late morning and it was quite busy. Let me add, I can understand why it is so popular. If I lived here, I would be here on a regular basis. I will give here five stars overall. If you find yourself in St. Marys, Georgia, I would recommend a visit here.

Beautiful waterfront that has several boardwalks, seating covered pavilions, and a play area for…read morechildren. This is where you go to take the ferry to Cumberland Island. Plenty of shops and places to eat opposite the waterfront, tons of parking as well. Great place to catch a great view during the breezy season.

What a great experience! Entering the park and touring the plantation and its grounds is all free…read more(!!!!) to the public and absolutely lovely. The one worker that is stationed at the house, was friendly and very knowledgeable. I just wish that there were more furnishings in the home, but there is a plaque that actually addresses this. Be sure to bring your phone with you so that you can follow the audio tour (again, free!), and you might even get a chance to see some bald eagles in the front of the house. You will definitely need your camera! TIP - there isn't a ton of parking, so be sure to go earlier in the day.

To help celebrate his birthday, Tony Vanoy and I went to Kingsley Plantation & Slave Ruins on Fort…read moreGeorge Island near St John River in Florida! Located near the Georgia Border & Amelia Island State Park. Also near Little Talbott State Park! It was Free to enjoy and explore! There are buildings to go into and Tabby Ruins of the Slave Quarters Village. We spent about an hour walking around the plantation grounds! A lot of history here!Today Friday 15th Tony Vanoy and I explored the McIntosh Sugar Mill Tabby Ruins near St Mary's GA . It's free to enjoy and explore. There is a private parking lot and picnic tables BUT BE WARNED we experienced a ton of mosquitos! So BUGGIE SPRAY the Heck out of your exposed body parts! I got ate up and so did Tony! It's much larger than it looks from the parking lot! There's a Historical marker available to read about the previous owner dates and Plantation name! Definitely recommend & hope you enjoy!

Beautiful amenity center. Great for hosting a child's birthday party, other small parties... Pool…read moreand kiddie pool area.

I was recommended this trail by Jacksonville Moms as kid friendly. The trail was flat with minimal…read moretree roots, with a mixture of grass, concrete, gravel, dirt, and sand. There were some instructions from fallen tree limbs and trees, but they were easy to avoid and move out of the way. We got to the 1.31 mile mark and had to turn around due to a small amount of water on the trail that would have been too much to push a stroller through. We were the only ones on the trail, and it was quiet. There are lots of trails off the main trail. At the beginning, there is a porta potty and trash can, along with a map of the trails. Please notice that there is a private driveway with no trespassing signs posted. I was able to follow the main trail on AllTrails for tracking.

Well we actually went kayak fishing at the boat area. It was easy getting our boats in and there…read moreweren't lots of waves. Caught lots of catfish and reds, thrown in that stingray, blue crab a pretty fish with yellow on it and that's my catch and return. I really hope my group goes again, I liked viewing the birds hanging out in the trees and being able to get close enough to see egrets hid a pink spoonbill. My pictures sucked though.