Business is over. Let the fun begin. If you have a friend…read morenamed Jasper, in Tallahassee, you're going fishing! The only spot he'll let me give away is in this park. I can tell you it's almost 900 acres large and they've groomed over 20 miles for trails. You'll have to find the sweet spot where the fishes are biting on your own. This is evidently a big equestrian hang. It just gets better and better. We don't ride but we sure love to visit! We took a couple of hikes here. With the existing canopy comes shade and comfortable strolls. We normally struggle to breathe in Fla. but with that shade and plenty of water (plus it's fall), we had no trouble at all. Cyclists and joggers have designated paths. They're dog friendly. They have restrooms at the trailheads and best off all....it's free! I would count on seeing us again. 11/24

Beautiful and very widespread park that has wide grass fields horse riding biking trails and hiking…read moretrails. I ran a trail years ago so it was nice to be back and hike a trail with my dog

Wide and wild nature here in Lafayette Park! It's just…read moreperfect for Runner, Jogger, Walker or just chilling with your friends. There's trees and flowers, lake and fishes, birds. Everything in this park will give you therapeutic time. There's so many pro, not con! Also, I don't know why this park doesn't have any human trash. People whoever come to this park are so clean and honest.

Beautiful and peaceful. Lots to explore and lovely neighbors to chat with. Lots of ground to cover…read moreand the wildlife is amazing.

A.J. Henry park is a great pae pacerk to visit if you are in…read moreTallahassee, Florida. It has a very tranquil setting and just chilling here was definitely a balm for my soul. The therapeutic atmosphere allows you to escape the stress of the day to day grind and it really was just an amazing place to chill for a bit and just relax and temporarily put aside the grind of a workday. We as a community need parks, a place where we can go and gather in recreation and relaxation. A.J. Henry Park is a great park and I definitely recommend heading to this wonderful park.

This 72-acre tract of parkland is centrally located amidst seven surrounding neighborhoods in the…read moreKillearn area in the Northeast quadrant of the City, and was developed as an active and passive park. The park includes picnic facilities, a playground and open playing space, nature and walking trails.

I've seen a lot of this country, but never a swamp nor a sinkhole. It was definitely worth the…read more$3/vehicle. Keep in mind, we went in the winter and after a rainy day. So there were no mosquitos, the wet sinkholes were filled and a few were a beautiful, crystal, clear water. To make you even more jealous, it was perfect weather (not too hot and not too cold). There are three main trails (Sinkhole, White blazes, Gum Swamp). We started on Gum Swamp and then took Sinkhole. However, we noticed a lot of people started on Sinkhole. Gum Swamp is 1.7 miles and is flat. At the beginning, there is a sinkhole inside a "cave". There were three major swamps which weren't as large as I was expecting. However, I've never seen a swamp so maybe it was. It was still cool to see since I've never seen a swamp. We even saw a huge deer which was close to the path before it realized we were there. The Sinkhole trail is 2.5 miles. It's relatively flat with a few, short hills to hike. This trail had a few tree roots and logs used as steps on the hills. The park did a great good with explaining about the surroundings with signs. We spent a couple of hours enjoying nature and didn't have time to go down the Crossover trail 0.5 miles. All the trails were kept clean and easy to follow. I couldn't find anything online that said if you could ride your bike or the type of trail conditions. FYI, the trails are dirt except for a few boardwalks to lookout over the wet sinkholes. If you were wondering, the park doesn't permit bikes. There are nice bathrooms and a water fountain at the entrance of the trails.

If you are looking to get in a 1-5 mile hike - take advantage of this cool trail that is located…read moreright at the Leon and Wakulla county line. It has spots that can get muddy so be prepared! It's also located in the woods so don't be surprised to see wildlife including snakes. (We usually see at least one water moccasin or rattle snake when we go) There are some interesting features. Take time to read the guide signs and enjoy!

This is a nice pocket park that is one of seven parks in a chain called the Park Avenue Chain of…read moreParks. There is metered street parking on the streets surrounding the park and within a reasonable walking distance. This park was dedicated to the Cherokee Nation in 1938. It is not a very big park, spanning about 1 acre. Originally the park was named DuVal Park, but as part of the 1938 renaming, the DuVal name was dropped and it was renamed Cherokee Park. The only sign designating the park is a small bronze maker in the ground that can be easily missed. This park has a paved walkway that runs right down the middle of it and walkway has a round area in the middle of it that encircles a tree and some flowers. There is not many, if any seating options here. The landscaping, trees, flowers and plant here are amazing. It is very picturesque and because of its wide open space, it is very suitable for special events. This park's main value is it being a chill spot. It does not have much to offer outside of its nature views and paved walkway. This park does provide visitors a nice place to just sit back and relax. Being that this park is part of a chain of parks, you can bounce back and forward between parks, which is nice. You visit whatever park depending on your needs are at the time.

San Luis Mission Park is an amazing park in Tallahassee, Florida and is now on my list of…read moremust-visits whenever u am in Tallahassee. The path around the lake is stunning sand truly added a peaceful state of mind and soul after a busy day of business meetings. There was a nice children's playground and someone was grilling here, which added a wonderful aroma to the air. San Luis Mission Park is an amazing park and if you are in Tallahassee, Florida, you owe it to yourself to check this park out. Overall, San Luis Mission Park gets a five star rating and it definitely earned a recommendation from me. Go check it out yourself and I am sure that you will agree.

Well last time I was there the water bowls for dog was slimy so I took it soon myself to rinse them…read moreout myself, there usually more dogs and ppl and it was a Saturday so I expected more dogs for my dog to play with.

Why is this the best dog park in Tallahassee? 1. My pup…read moreloves it. Who am I to argue with her? 2. Well-tended areas for small and large dogs, equipped with water buckets, pup pools, tennis balls, and seating. The small dog area only has one tree, so shade is sparse at certain times of the day. Go on a weekend morning. 3. Friendly and attentive owners, most of whom pick up after their pups. Some, however, are all too often entranced by their glowing, handheld rectangles. (Why bring your pup if you don't plan to watch them get all goofy?)

I've been traveling cross country and people don't realize how precious good dog parks are. This…read morehas a separation for small and large dogs, water, balls and a bath tub. And a parking lot right next to it. Wonderful!

Went to the Rez with a group of friends today and had a phenomenal time. Admission is free for FSU…read morestudents and even if you forget your ID, which one of my friends did, you'll be fine as long as you have your MYFSU ID information. About half of us decide to canoe and the other half decided to kayak, I can safely say we all had a good time. We went a little past the Tallahassee museum & into the next big area, according to my friend their are 3 in total. Although we went so far out, our biggest concern seemed to be making sure that we didn't tip over or run into a tree. If you're someone who doesn't want to do anything that requires physical strength, which I usually don't, there's a man made sand bar and a roped off section that's supposed to function as a beach. Also a few tables for anyone who wants to have a picnic or anything of that such. I graduate in the summer, but I will most definitely try to do this again before my time in Tallahassee is up.

Pretty, very circular lake in Southwest Tallahassee perhaps best known for being home to "The Rez"…read more- that is, the Florida State University Reservation where students and the general public (for a fee) can engage in various water activities.