Im surprised how nasty this park is being in Nocatee Park. The dog bowls need to be replaced and…read morethe ponds need to be cleaned.

I don't trust any of these dogs parks my dog got attacked once I am not coming anymore. They need…read moreto seriously upgrade all the dog fences and everything and have struck RULES especially for those dog owners who can't keep eye on any of their dogs! If any dog owners that doesn't wash their dog or take responsibility kick them out permanently! If I were you keep ur dogs walked and don't go or and of these dog parks not worth it! PERIOD. Thank you Lauren

I recall this first time that visited this park was in 2019. I wasn't aware that this park existed…read more I found this particular park to be very historical with many item from years past still there. I do believe that many civil war members used this as a meeting and resting place. I recall during my first visit a portion of this particular park was flooded. The area was adjacent to the fountain. Also, there were a few homeless individuals sleeping throughout this particular park, which takes away from the scenery of this particular park. I do hope that the COJ can resolve this discrepancy soon. Also, another minor issue that I noticed that particular day was there were a couple of dog owners who forgot to pick up after their dogs, which is also unsanitary and takes away from this attractive park. I do believe that this park has great potential to stay beautiful, if folks just take the time to keep it clean.

This is a family decent dog park in downtown. The fact that it is free is what brought us to check…read moreit out. We weren't disappointed. We hadn't expected 5-star quality, being free and all, and we didn't receive it either. But it was nice nonetheless. This place is a simple, open green space with nice Palm trees and a paved walkway around the perimeter. There is a water fountain bowl for the dogs as well as a hosing station for those days after it rains. When it does rain were told the whole green is swampy and the dogs get soaked/muddy. I'm sure the dogs love this but I'm not crazy about it. There are also benches periodically around the walkway. Anyway, it was a beautiful day today and our dog really enjoyed the chance to stretch his legs in an area bigger than our tiny box of a yard. This park is in downtown, so it may not seem like the safest of neighborhoods to suburbians like us, but we didn't feel threatened at all, and there were others here, too. The people were friendly and the dogs played nice. The entrance is a double gateway, which is a nice touch. They also have doggie waste bags on a stand as you walk in in case you forgot (and the space looked like pet owners pick up after their dogs). We're really glad we checked this place out - well be back for sure, maybe with Yelp friends next time!

*Members Only* This is not a free public dog park. You must register your pup(s) with signed copy…read moreof vaccination records and pay for membership at Atlantic Beach City Hall, which for one year is less than $100... We have been members for years. It's a great dog park, especially when it's hot out...because the pups can cool off in the water at their leisure. Water seems to be safe, as mine swim often and even drink it with no issues. My only complaint, and it's more so my own dog's fault, are the trees. Twice now, dogs running and playing (not paying attention), have inadvertently ran into trees. Luckily no broken bones yet. The trees do provide shade, so that's a plus. Also, I don't like that the dogs have access to a higher area on one side of the park, that's like a 6 ft wall they like to jump from. It has gates on either side but doesn't efficiently keep the dogs from getting up there. The entrance/exit area has a water hose to bathe your furry friends when they're done wrestling each other in the mud. Pro tip* don't wear your good shoes to this park...and don't wear any clothing you don't want dirty...some pups like to say hi and jump on the humans even when they're wet and dirty. It is after all, a dog park. I've seen a couple people get really upset that a dog got them dirty... You can bring balls, frisbees, chuck-its. My girl loves the frisbee. Sometimes she likes to take other's frisbees, and sometimes her's gets taken. So, we try to keep extras. There are usually tennis balls all around the park and in the water... There are no Rufarees or people there managing the park, just members. So please, if your dog is aggressive and not friendly (big or small), don't bring them to the park.

You will need a card from the City or someone already inside to get into the park. Small gated…read morespace with grass if you don't want to let the dogs near the water. Otherwise a large, shady oval track around a large pond with some benches placed around. An area to wash off your dog and a small agility section.

This was our first trip to a dog park with our recently adopted pup. We weren't sure how it was…read moregoing to go. I'm glad we chose this park as our first experience. We met some really nice doggies and parents. The park was nice and spread out with plenty of room for dogs to run and play. There were dog amenities like water fountains, water hose, pools and dog gym equipment. For the humans there's benches, picnic tables and a walking path. There's also a lot of beautiful old trees in the park for added shade.

Easy parking. Busy with lots of pups. Almost all dirt with grass only around the edges. Most…read morepeople minded their dogs, but of course, some let their dog "free-range" with no supervision. So if things got "tense" between some dogs, there was no one paying attention to controlling their pet. Overall, it is still one of my main choices for letting my pup have some free time to play.

Convienet, good sized, generally not overcrowded. Friendly neighbors. There are trash cans to…read moredispose of your dogs waste. Please please please pick up your own dogs waste! Most visitors DO clean up after their pets. Limited parking, but there is a small playground right next to the dog park and a huge open field. Plenty of room for your golf carts though. Essentially a solid dog park for the neighborhood. Not worth driving to as a destination (much bigger options closer to town). Recommended for local residents for sure.

Nice dog park for the Shearwater development. Grass is still intact so our dogs don't get too dirty…read moreunlike other similar parks. Ample agility activities for both large and small dogs throughout the complex. Dogs enjoyed the last two afternoons here with the mild climate. While we practiced social distancing, the dogs still need a little help in that area. #SYOY from a minimum of 6 feet away.

Very clean and well maintained neighborhood dog park…read more The agility course features are a nice addition. The large dog side has a hill and tunnel, Gates are locked with keypad entry. Shaded benches for humans. Outside the gates is a water fountain. Dogs love going there to play with other dogs. Nice neighborhood amenity.

This park that is within walking distance of my apt is so special. I love that it has a paved…read morewalkway for smooth bike riding, rollerblading, strollers, etc. I'm pleased to see both kids and adults taking advantage of the giant soccer fields located in the back of the park. I feel perfectly safe walking around, it's always clean, lawn manicured, quiet, & landscaped beautifully. The gorgeous old tree in the back by the open field is the true show stopper. The loop around the park is fairly short, but very pretty. If I had to take a guess on the length, I'd say it's half a mile long or a little less. It's the perfect length for dog walking on these hot summer days.

Close proximity to my house, but a park worth coming to even if you have to drive out from further…read moreparts of town. Alexandria Oaks Park is perfect for a large group playing frisbee, the loner with a good book, or a play park for the pups. Tips -- parking on North and South end, doggie bags available, massive greenway, basic walk path, rec leagues play here occasionally. When I first moved to San Marco, my kickball league used to play here on Sundays. The greenway that expands from the South to North end of the park is big enough for a music festival. Even if noise or crowds aren't your thing, there's plenty of room on the greenway for you to get some peace and quiet on your blanket. Hey, have I mentioned I have a new dog? Yeah, yeah. Well, we took her here for a play date yesterday and it was great. She had enough room to roam around, meet other dogs, and play until she was short of breath. I expect more frequent visits to Alexandria Oaks Park in the future.

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.