Parks

Mickler's Wharf provides a family-friendly space to relax, fish, host picnics, and other events.

Mills Field, a recreational field north of St. Augustine, is contained within 27 acres and has 4 lighted tennis courts.

A conservation area that preserves one of the few remaining undeveloped tidal creeks.

Mussallem Beachfront Park has been a nesting location for sea turtles and its continued protection enables the turtles to nest here into the future.

Nease Beachfront Park is a beautiful example of a thriving saltwater marsh habitat on the Atlantic coast.

Nocatee Landing provides access to a non-motorized boat launch in a conversation area along the Tolomoto River.

The natural, three miles of unpaved trails are ideal for walking, jogging, mountain biking, or bird watching.

Palm Valley Boat Ramp offers access to the Intracoastal Waterway and is located in Ponte Vedra, Florida under the Palm Valley Bridge.

Palmetto Road Boat Ramp offers one ramp, dock, and limited parking.

The Plaza de la Constitución sits at the center of our historic city and is bordered by the Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine.

This Flagler County park protects the oldest homestead in the county and offers hiking and equestrian trails, camping, and cottages.

The River to Sea Preserve protects a unique maritime scrub environment and offers nature trails and public access to the beach.

This boat ramp, maintained by St. Johns County, offers access to the water and parking for rigs and trailers.

Riverfront Park, on the St.John's River offers lawns shaded by live oaks, fishing piers, bike and walking trails.

The Robert-Laryn Skate Park—a 28,000 square foot complex dedicated to skaters of every age and skill level.

Ron Parker Park in St. Augustine Beach is a small park with a dog park, playground, tennis courts, basketball courts, and a picnic area.

Rose of Sharon is a public fishing pier located next to the Bridge of Lions in downtown St. Augustine, Florida. There are benches and a pavilion structure with palm...

The Shands Pier in St. Johns County provides a fishing pier and boat launch facility.

Shore Drive Park and Boat Ramp is a popular spot for boaters and houses a boat ramp for use by locals and visitors.

The Solomon Calhoun Center includes a full-size gymnasium, swimming pool, splash park, and several community rooms.

The South Ponte Vedra Beach Recreation area is a beautiful spot to enjoy a picnic or do some beachcombing.

The St. Johns County Fairgrounds provides an excellent venue for many events, festivals, and fairs each year.

The St. Johns County Ocean Pier offers activities on the beach as well as daily passes to visit and fish on the pier itself.

Hiking, bicycling, and wildlife watching are a few things that can be enjoyed at the Stokes Landing Conservation Area.

Serene trails along the Tolomato River with bird watching, fishing, and picnicking areas.

Sports enthusiasts will find softball fields, multi-purpose fields for Frisbee, soccer, and kite-flying at Treaty Park.

This is a public boat ramp that offers free access to the St. Johns River for fishing and boating enthusiasts.

Trout Creek Park Pavilion is a venue space run by the St. Johns County Parks and Recreation Department.

A conservation area managed by the St. Johns River Water Management District, Twelve Mile Swamp contains large swamps and a pine forest.

This 23-acre park offers a variety of recreational activities like hiking, fishing, and birdwatching, as well as full amenities for an enjoyable visit.