This park was built by Walmart. I worked for the attorney who was trying to get the Walmart…read moreapproved. The neighbors were very much against it. Said it would bring crime and traffic. (Um no that's car washes and storage units). Anyway, Walmart said they'd donate the back parcel for a park. It turned out pretty nice. The first park was destroyed by angry neighbors or neighbor but Walmart rebuilt. Lots of people use it. Dog walkers, sports teams, exercise clubs, families. It has a pavilion for parties and grills for picnics. Plenty of parking too. And we cannot forget CCSO who frequently keep an eye on what's going on there, just to keep the bad folk away.

When I ask my four-year-old grandson what park he wants to go to he knows this one by name so this…read moreis the one we come to very often. There's something in the bright colors of the play equipment that catches a childs eye. The equipment is newer in the park and the place is always very clean There is good parking and lots of space for playing and running and walking.

Love going to Alpine for a sunset photo session. Such…read morebeautiful grounds. Well maintained. Loved watching another spectacular sunset at Alpine last night.

Visited Alpine Groves Park for a morning walk! The trees along the paved trail provided necessary…read moreshade from the hot sunshine! The park was not extremely busy and the walk out on the pier is beautiful and peaceful! The park is extremely well kept and my dog and I really enjoyed our time!

Absolutely a great park. Beautiful view of St John's River running the length of the park…read more Rivertown Park is our go to park to walk the dogs. Beautiful oak trees, bike trails , as well as a nice pier and two cabanas .

Beautiful park, if you love waterfront trails or just a nice view of the river this is for you!read more

Great spot to bring the kids to get their energy out. Paved walking paths, covered picnic tables…read moreand benches all around. Decent size. parking lot and grassy area for kids to plan. Very stroller friendly and clean.

This is a decent sized park with a nice walking trail some of which is through a wooded area. It…read morehas a gazebo that makes for a nice picnic area. It has a playground for the kids. Plenty of parking including a couple of handicapped spots. This is a great family park for a Sunday afternoon picnic and a walk on the trail. I loved it when we went.

Best coffee ever and the place is so beautiful inside. A nice vibe to have a coffee. They have…read morebreakfast food and a bakery! 100 poin

Perfect place to go out in nature and be in and near water. The St. Johns River and Spring Park…read morefreshwater springs with a full size pool to enjoy plus a playground for the kiddos and walking trails for the fur babies is a perfect setup. You can bring your own food and meats to grill with the facilities provided under covered picnic tables. You can bring your portable hammocks to tie around the trees strategically located throughout the area. Everything is walking distance to my favorite coffee shop and locally owned restaurants. There's so much history in this space and a perfect outing for family and friends. Great job upgrading this hidden gem, GCS! I would definitely recommend it!

Such a fun time last night at Camp Chowenwaw!…read more We stayed in one of the treehouses, number 5 to be specific. There was so much wildlife to be heard throughout the night including owls, woodpeckers, and what we think were crickets or maybe lubbers. The bathrooms and shower areas were very clean for a park/camping area. There are different trails to explore along the path to the treehouses, which we didn't have a chance to do. We suggest bringing a sheet or blanket to cover your mattresses. Each treehouse has 2 twin sized bunk beds (total of 4 mattresses). They are VERY uncomfortable, so if you need extra support, you should probably bring a mattress topper/padding. The grills were pretty clean, just need some dusting off before cooking, though, nothing out of the ordinary. Upkeep for everything was great!

Ever slept in a tree house cabin? If you are interested in camping, picnicking, kayaking,…read morecanoeing, swimming, fishing, bird watching, wildlife viewing, outdoor photography, and hiking--Camp Chowenwaw Park is the place to go! Their trail systems through the uplands and the wetlands offer scenic tracts for the hiking enthusiast. Camping facilities include 15 tent sites, two lodges with bunk beds sleeping 16 people per cabin, 9 tree house cabins, each accommodating 4 people, and 7 cabins with bunk beds sleeping 4 - 8 people. Each campsite has a bathhouse with full restroom accommodations and a unit house with electricity including a stove and refrigerator. Located throughout the park and at each campsite are picnic tables and grills for use by campers and park visitors. Just note: Vehicle access is limited & all camping sites and cabins are accessed by walking trails. The park is ideally suited as a natural outdoor environmental education facility when you consider the setting, location, and proximity of diverse upland and wetland ecosystems. Classes and naturalist programs for organized groups and the public will be available in outdoor and indoor classrooms. This is one magical place off the beaten path where you can still interact with wildlife, get a little exercise, enjoy nature, explore the unknown, cool off in the water and at the end of the day, sleep in a tree and still be close to home! How can you not love that?!!

We went yesterday while it was raining. We compared it to our normal stop in Texas, where we would…read moretake our kiddo to play. This park hands-down beats that one. We got to walk on the dock and saw soft turtles we also saw a terrapin and a fish a few actually. My kiddo did not want to leave and was so excited to be there and out and playing. I for one was really excited to share that section of my childhood that I vividly remember with my kiddo. The first of many amazing memories to be made

Nice, quiet scenery. Small parking lot and people are constantly exiting/parking the wrong way.read more

Nice resting place by the pond. Wasn't hard to locate as…read moreI'd looked up location prior. Cemetery was well kept and a nice employee answered questions that our group had about other graves.

A park in Clay County, Florida named in memory of Ronnie Van Zant, the lead singer of southern rock…read moreband Lynyrd Skynyrd who died with several others in a 1987 plane crash. It is a peaceful place, with a children's playground, a fishing pond, several pavilions, a baseball field, basketball courts, tennis courts, and more. This park is a fitting tribute to a man who never got to realize all he could have accomplished, that fate took him far too soon. But his legacy lives within his music. This park is a place to remember this man, to realize that life is short, and to dare to dream big.

Beautiful park, very nice area. Loved the view of the water. There are a few trails and all pretty…read moreeasy to do

I had a great walking trail experience here for my first visit. This place offers a little of…read moreeverything for all walk and riding skills from armature to professional. From young to old. I can see where riding through the woods is very exciting with different obstacles found along the paths. Trails are well marked with measures and difficulty and there are sections for persons of all abilities. Nice and wide, undulating, and mostly shaded it is perfect for family's with kids on bikes or scooters. Go for a walk and enjoy the peace and quiet combined with a beautiful water view on one end..

This CDD is a great place to live - it has a little taste of the live, work, play atmosphere as it…read moreis located right by the 220 shopping center. ATT has an office building on the plantation grounds. Fleming Island High and Thunderbolt Elementary are also on the grounds, and are two highly rated Clay county schools. A few other businesses are on the grounds of the plantation, like Island Life Grille, but most places are just north in the shopping area of 220. Fleming Island Cinema 12 (Carmike) is an immediate neighbor. The staff at the clubhouse are very courteous and helpful for any of your needs. The organizers send out a monthly "Living in Fleming Island Plantation" paper that includes the events calendar and highlights local businesses. Throughout the year there are mini parades for kids to get involved in and community get togethers at the splash park or club house. Two pools are on the grounds, one with a lap pool and one with a water slide. There are tennis courts, basketball courts, picnic pavilions and a play ground by the club house. There is a large green space behind the splash park, but no pets or bikes/scooters/blades are allowed on the space or the sidewalk so I'm not quite sure why this space exists. Perhaps for ultimate frisbee games... The CDD is just that, a CDD. There is a hefty CDD fee annually in addition to a small HOA depending on which subdivision you live in. The CDD puts those dollars to work though keeping the landscaping clean and up to date. The place is beautiful, though I do need to contact those in charge about a very rough road outside our division. If you want to be involved, you can run for a position on the CDD board. All in all this is a great place to live with ample amenities to suit just about everyone's needs. A bubble in the universe - you really never have to leave if you don't want to!