I love the nature and the privacy.. you walk upon numerous people on the trail riding bikes or…read morewalking laying out in the sun sometimes I find clothes out there but it's a real big place

This was recommended as a hike to do with children. My opinion is it is mostly for mountain biking…read moreand adults. We tried going the Old Plank Trail and the Waterfall Loop. It was extremely difficult to push a stroller through both trails. There were tree routes, homeless camp debris, and steep drop offs for mountain biking. We never made it to the waterfall because the trails were poorly marked, and we kept going on trails where the brush was hard to go through. There is a bathroom and picnic tables, with maps of the trails, but I would recommend using Alltrails or Strava for guidance.

Always a great time at the pier. The fishing was great and we saw A LOT of small sharks, which…read morehonestly made it even more exciting. The pier was very clean, the atmosphere was great and everyone seemed to be having a good time.

Anytime I am to go to a beach, im there. This is my happy place and that will never change. I found…read morefree parking with ease. The weather was perfect. The sun was out, but the wind was blowing. I was able to meditate and release all negative and harmful feelings. I'll be back soon my love (beach)

Great trails and a super playground for kiddos! Very wooded and close to the river so sometimes…read moreparts of the trails are muddy and mosquitoes can be active but it's a great park. Also has a dog park; a side for bigs and a side for littles.

I've probably visited this park more than any other in Jacksonville. One of my favorite things to…read moredo is to bring my binoculars and walk the short trail to the observation tower. There is no shortage of things to do. The City recently redid the playground space and restrooms. My most recent visit included a tour of the nature center, which I hadn't ever visited when it was open. There have a wonderful selection of exhibits and small reptiles. The staff was so generous and informative.

Great spot to check out if you want to paddle board, kayak, fish*, take the jet ski out, etc…read more Parking can be a bit hectic depending on the day, and time of arrival, but we always manage to find a spot to park. There's one port a potty, and a covered pavilion with picnic tables. I'm not sure if the pavilion requires a reservation or not. There's a canoe ramp but leading up to it will be a crowd of people fishing, most of the time. It's better to launch from the unpaved boat ramp to avoid the chaos there. The fishing can be done from the bridge, or on the rocks, which honestly isn't the greatest. If you don't mind standing in the water while fishing there's a path on the opposite side that requires a bit of rock stepping but I've seen some people catch fish over there before. FWC does frequent this park so make sure you have your license and ready to show them what you are keeping.

Everything from fishing, jet skiing, and paddle boarding, this is definitely the place. Parking can…read moreget crowded but there's definitely plenty of room to roam around. It's my favorite spot to enjoy some outdoor activities without the heavy crowds at the beaches.

This was the first place i ever went kayaking in Jax, and I say again this is an AWESOME location…read moreif you looking to do a short 2.5hr kayak or canoe trip. there is ample parking and the street actually dead-ends into the water. There is a boat launch here but it is in a separate location of the canoe launch. After I arrived me and a buddy decided to head upstream to the West on Fishweir Creek. The paddle was about an hour and ten minutes and the turn around point is just past the Timuquana Rd. bridge. I think its pretty cool to paddle all the way up into some of these small creeks where the water depth is only 6 inches and you still have yet to bottom out your yak or canoe. The paddle back was around 50mins. **Just be aware that if you do decide to paddle to the East out into the Ortega River that the wind, waves and currents get a little rougher as it was also difficult paddling through all the boat wake as well. Lots of birds and other wildlife though on the creek. Seen tons Blue Heron and White Egrets, if your quiet enough you can get close enough for some great photos.

Great boat ramp for beginners learning how to put your boat in and out of the water. There are a…read morecouple of ramps, so you are not tying one up as you practice. Beautiful spot

Peaceful place by the river. One of my getaway spots for mental relaxation. I always enjoy the…read moremoonlight or sunrise along with the electric sounds of I-95 traffic ! Lol...gotta love it.

More than a boat ramp describes it. It's also a park open 24/7 with covered tables, benches, water…read morefountains & restrooms as well as a fishing & viewing pier extending out over the Broward River. Not much to it but it's fine for these activities. It had been recently upgraded within the past few yrs.

Treaty Oak Park is a beautiful and natural oasis downtown that we always include when walking in…read moreand around Southbank. There are events held here from time to time, and it's a worthy location, but it's best served as a break from the hustle and bustle of the city. Most importantly, it's really nice to reflect on this beautiful tree and its meaning that has applied for over 250 years. Check out Treaty Oak Park as a break or a meaningful mediation when you're downtown. It's a really cool park that isn't as well known as it should be.

Always driving by this park on our way somewhere and finally decided to walk past it on our way…read moreback from Riverwalk. Beautiful and enormous oak tree in the center of the park. They were setting up for An evening event under the tree so we could not explore as much as we wanted. Interesting historical background on the placards and sign. Will return to explore more in the future.

This is basically an access point to the river with a pier to the side. At the riverbank, the water…read moreis muddy, not clear. It's a mix of freshwater and saltwater, since it's where the St Johns meets the Atlantic Ocean. You can take your kayak or canoe or boat here and enjoy the view. You'll see some dolphins, manatees, fish, and some people said they saw shrimp. It's right next to Ft Caroline Timucuan Park so you can see the fort to the right if you ride your boat to the east of the pier. At the left you will see the houses on Heckscher Drive. Back on the pier, you can walk out on it and enjoy the view.

I enjoyed the challenge of fighting the currents of the shipping lane. Great hardcore kayaking…read moregiven today-like conditions. I did wonder WHEN my truck would be broken into with the shadesters lurking at the landing. Have someone on land to watch your vehicle.