Sunny Oaks RV Park in Jacksonville, FL is a simple, no-frills campground, but it was exactly what…read morewe needed for our trip. If you're just looking for a clean, quiet place to park and rest your head, this spot does the job well. The facilities were clean, the sites were a nice size, and they offer washers and dryers along with two dog parks, which was a nice bonus. The park is located right off New Kings Road, so you will hear some traffic noise, but it wasn't anything too bothersome. For a short stay or overnight stop, I'd definitely recommend it. For a longer stay with kids, it may not be the best fit, but everyone's camping style is different.

We stayed one night at Sunny Oaks. It is very clean, has large pull throughs and back ins. You are…read morenot on concrete slabs, but rocks. There is a small bark park, laundry room, kids playground, and showers. Their other location has more amenities that you can use, but you would need to walk or drive about a block to it.

Riverplace Station is part of Jacksonville's Skyway system, which is an automated monorail system…read morethat serves downtown. This station is near the Riverplace Tower and is close to Treaty Oak Park. It's a short walk from here to the Riverwalk and the Main Street Bridge. The station opened in 2000. There are two tracks with an island platform. The station is on the Southbank Line between Kings Avenue (the terminus of the line) and San Marco towards Rosa Parks. It has an escalator and stairs. It is handicapped accessible. The station was tidy and clean. I did not see much trash. [Review 345 of 2025 - 1998 in Florida - 23907 overall]

Executive Limo is a pretty good service. I was picked up from Gainesville and taken to the…read moreJacksonville airport (they do pick up in all areas surrounding jacksonville). The van is nice and clean and the driver was friendly.

This tour was probably the activity I was most excited to attend during this trip. I have been…read morewaiting years and years to take my son but either I had work that day or my son had school that day. And I wasn't about to call out of work since my job was right around the corner. I have been on a few tours but haven't seen many tour guides this knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the place they are presenting. Gary, our tour guide and the president of this company, was dressed in costume as Andrew Jackson, whom the city was named after. Did you know he was state governor? Me neither. The tour my son and I attended was the Tuesday tour which takes you to a rooftop view as well as the underground view in a tunnel and underground vault. Sadly the restaurant in the tunnel and the top floor cafe in the bank of america building were no longer there (but good thing I took my son to both places years ago!), but we still go to learn tons about the city and saw some cool places. We went to a rooftop restaurant with a gorgeous view of the river. It was on a day that it was closed, so the tour group had the place to ourselves. Afterwards, we went downstairs and down into tunnels from one building to another. In one of the tunnels, we went to an underground vault only accessible through the tour. The door to the vault was still functional. It was really cool to open it and see some historic documents inside, and then surprisingly a fallout shelter! Along the path, we discussed some historical photos and learned about the changes in the city throughout the decades as well as some interesting historical tidbits, such as the city's previous life as the hub of movie industry during the silent era. Afterwards, we checked out some of the murals by James Weldon Johnson Park (named after the civil rights activist and writer) and learned about the original sculpture that inspired one of the murals. The sculpture "Lift Every Voice and Sing," named after the James Weldon Johnson poem, was created by the local artist Augusta Savage from Green Cove Springs. I really appreciate the inclusion black historical residents on this tour. This is something that history books rarely mention. Great tour, super informative, fun and interesting. I look forward to trying one of the other tours in the future.

We did a Downtown Jax Tour. It included the underground bank vaults. We really enjoyed it. We…read morelearned a lot of interesting facts on the history of Jacksonville and some specific buildings and landmarks. Highly recommend and will definitely be doing other tours with Adlib.

This was our first stay here. We loved the convenience to the beach. I rode my bike several times…read more It was so quiet and peaceful too. The R Vs are parked too close together. We would like to come again.

One of my favorite military campgrounds. Conveniently located near the beach but protected from…read morethe winds during a storm due to the surrounding trees. The people and pets are friendly and it is overall a quiet place to camp. There are get togethers in the club house at the other campground on base (Pelican Roost) for all the campers from both parks (pancake breakfast,. There is very limited shopping in the immediate vicinity...you will have to drive to get food since the commissary is off base and the stores on base close early. The laundry is free and the camp hosts ensure the laundry room and bathrooms are always clean. I definitely recommend if you are looking for a place to camp near the beach!!

Lack of competence in the office, hours on the door say 9-5 but it's more like 9:40-3:15 when…read moretrying to get a hold of anybody. Also the property uses a care free doesn't care for personal property lawn service, and caused $2,800 in damages to vehicle, along with chipping glass out of my trailers windows and did not claim responsibility for themselves and covered for the lawn service even when provided with time stamps, pictures, and videos of lawn service using equipment within close proximity of property that had safety guards removed from equipment. The facilities are very sub par and not worth wasting the time or money using. Oh and not to mention, if you raise concern about property damages they bar you from the property

Was assured when we spoke on the phone that when we arrived, we could call the after hours number…read moreto get a site and pay over the phone. We had been on the road for 12 hours and just needed a place to sleep. No one answered the phone or returned our calls. Had to keep driving.

What an absolute hidden gem in North Jacksonville! My wife Debbie and I were completely blown away…read moreby our Art Bikes tour through the historic districts of Avondale and Riverside. We spent four unforgettable hours riding effortlessly on sleek, silent e-bikes through some of the most charming and beautifully preserved neighborhoods we've ever seen. Not too bad for a guy with a titanium knee replacement! The gardens surrounding these historic homes were breathtaking, and the blend of public art, vibrant murals, and lush greenery made every turn feel like a new discovery. We loved exploring the local shops and quaint restaurants tucked into the area, each one more delightful than the last. Ron, our guide, was fantastic, warm, welcoming, and full of fascinating local history and great tips that truly elevated the experience. The Art Bikes Jax Ron created app made navigation a breeze with its turn-by-turn guidance and fun audio stories at each destination--it's like having a podcast tour in your pocket. This was easily one of the best ways to experience Jacksonville's history, art, and community spirit, all while supporting local artists and public art initiatives. Whether you're a local or visiting the city, don't miss this unique experience. We're already talking about doing it again!

We had the best Jacksonville inter coastal boat ride with Captain Penny!!…read moreSee over 73,000 acres of untouched preserve and wildlife...we saw many birds including lots of white pelicans (snowbirds) and dolphins. An amazing ride as we traveled down to St.Augustine and just laid back and enjoyed the quiet space, the sunshine , and the wind in our hair. We stopped for lunch In St.Augustine and there are plenty of places to stop including beautiful beaches. What a great way to relax with out of town guests and get a tan at the same time. The marina has a bar if you want to hang out after the ride the over. If you're new to Jacksonville, this is a wonderful way to explore the waterways and let someone else do the driving. I suggest you book in advance. Thanks for a great day Captain Penny!