Visit Jacksonville’s National Parks and Monuments
In Jacksonville, we love our green spaces and getting outdoors and on the water.
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More InfoFound in the midst of East Arlington, this park offers a variety of things to do. Spend the day at this family friendly and dog friendly park. The kiddos and pups have plenty of room to get a great exercise.
There is a large, wooded off leash dog park on the north side of the park which has separate areas for small and big dogs to run on the acres of land. There is no cost to use the park, your pup will love the chance to run along the trails and through the trees with the other doggies. With plenty to offer, everyone will be exhausted after this play day!
When you arrive at Ed Austin Regional Park park in the designated parking lot. Start the day off with exploring the walking and biking paved trail loop. After finishing the trails, the competitive ones can battle it out on the basketball courts, soccer fields and baseball fields while the little ones play on the playground. When it’s time for a break, bring the snacks and head to the picnic grounds.
Taye Brown Park
Escape from the world through the miles and miles of trails that connect the Jacksonville Equestrian Center and the Cecil Recreation Complex.
Tillie Fowler Regional Park
Drive down the busy Roosevelt Boulevard on Jacksonville’s Westside neighborhood...
Walter Jones Park
Pack a picnic and a blanket, put on your walking shoes and grab your camera, and carve out some time to visit Walter Jones Park.
Hanna Park
This oceanfront city park located between Atlantic Beach and the historic Mayport Village is a haven for outdoor lovers.
Talbot Islands
The Talbot Islands State Parks are an intriguing mixture of beach setting and coastal woodland. An area filled with endless natural beauty and some of the most unique eco-systems in the world!
7 Creeks Recreation Area
Not far off I-295, on Jacksonville’s Northside, exists a natural utopia perfect for the outdoors lover.
Dutton Island Preserve
Located just west of Mayport Road, visitors can capture views of unique wildlife at this park along the Intracoastal Waterway.
