Looking for the best playgrounds in Jacksonville? There are lots of great spots around North Florida where kids can run, and slide, and swing!
Our favorites include spots like Sunshine Park in Jacksonville Beach. This gem of a park has an enormous playground as well as a free splash pad.
On the other side of Jacksonville, Clarke House Playground is another great spot to let the kids explore. This newly renovated park offers kids tons of different types of equipment to play on.
Jacksonville parks are some of the best in the state and there’s plenty with lots of shade, bike trails, playgrounds, and fun!
Looking to get the kids out of the house and let them play? In addition to our State of Florida Parks and the National Parks in Jacksonville, we are also lucky to have tons of great city parks. Most of these parks have some type of playground structure, but not all are created equally. We …
Boone Park, located just a block from The Avenues at Avondale, is a great Jacksonville park to spend an entire day. From the ample parking and paved paths to the partially corralled playground, Boone Park is sure to enchant. Boone Park has Lots of Shade Separated into two sections, Boone Park is huge. It is …
Tucked cozily between residential neighborhoods, Fort Family Regional Park is clean and quiet, even with its proximity to the highway. This Jacksonville park is located just across 295 from IKEA, south of St. Johns Town Center — perfect if you’re anything like me and always forget to pack a lunch! Fort Family Regional Park can …
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This quaint Jacksonville park is located just one block from St. Johns River and a few blocks from San Marco Square. From the unique playground equipment to the photo opportunities in the rose garden, Landon Park is a San Marco gem. Landon Park can be found at 1800 San Marco Blvd. Refurbished in 2018 to …
Looking to keep the kids cool during the summer? Jacksonville splash pads and sprinkle parks are available at many public parks! Many of the splash pads are completely free to visit and are a great way to have some summer fun and beat the heat. If you’re looking for an easy way to find a …