Been wanting to check out this park for a while since I know they have Pickleball courts and I…read morewould love to try to play pickle ball more. Came here just for a little walk and to check out the courts and they were busy, there's not a lot of of them so that's probably why they're so busy but the park itself is so beautiful and well-maintained. There's a little lake in the middle and even a community garden that you can stroll through. It was very quaint and small but perfect for a little stroll and there were even some cute ducks here. I would love to try to come to play pickle ball one day and find out the best time to do so. It's so nice to have parks like this in the area to get outside!

Low stars due to "under construction" & closed right now. I have been here many times to shop at…read morethe Farmers Market. I am sad to see it gone, but waiting to see if it will still be a park. I hope so. I will update when I find out. Recommend:not right now.

Beautiful location with a boardwalk along the waters edge. Located right next to the mandarin…read morecounty dock. Beautiful location for sunset pictures.

I stopped by Walter Jones Historical Park recently for a peaceful afternoon walk and was pleasantly…read moresurprised by its quiet charm and educational value. Nestled in the Mandarin area, the park offers a glimpse into a long-forgotten way of life through well-preserved historic buildings and informative signage. Even if the museum isn't open, there's still plenty to learn just by walking around. The paved and boardwalk-style paths make it especially accessible for strollers, wheelchairs, or elderly visitors. There are clean restrooms on-site and pavilions that can be reserved, which is great for small family get-togethers or casual outdoor events. It's also right next to a county dock and boat launch--technically not part of the park, but close enough to enjoy the breeze and water views. That said, there's not a ton to "do" here, especially if the museum is closed. There are no hiking trails or playgrounds, so it's better suited for a quiet stroll than a full day out. Because the park is on the smaller side, sound tends to carry--something to keep in mind if you're hoping for solitude during a busy weekend. One small frustration is that it's become a popular spot for photo shoots, and some photographers don't always respect that it's a shared public space. This is a great spot for a short, relaxing visit--especially if you're interested in local history or just want somewhere calm to stroll. Not really a "destination park," but definitely a hidden gem if you're in the area. I'd return, especially if the museum is open next time.

I have visited this park multiple times (the back lake) to paddle board and it has been a peaceful…read moreand enjoyable experience every time. I enjoy bringing my family out, some of us friends meet out there and it is a beautiful thing. However, my experience this past weekend (June 20) was anything but. Unsupervised Teenagers were there. The inappropriate language, the trucks and dirt bikes kicking up sand and the drinking has definitely gotten out of hand. I have no answer or idea on how to curtail these behaviors but at some point it will have to be addressed. One teen was so drunk he could barely stand. The others were trying to sober him up by standing him in the water; and the boy tipped over. We could not reach them because we were in the middle of the lake. It was a horrible situation. A young girl in an uncomfortable position being groped by an intoxicated boy as his friends stood by and watched. By the time an adult tried to intervene, they were gone. This lake should be a place for everyone to enjoy, but that's not easy to do any more

This quiet park is 1.5 miles from our home with sidewalks along the way. There is a police officer…read morehome on-site which adds to a safe environment. This park is very clean and well maintained.

Yesterday was my second time visiting the nature center. It's tucked away in the Arlington…read morecommunity and I rarely see it mentioned on social media but it's a great place to take the kids. I went on my own and ventured on some of the trails. They're well marked and a decent distance. The Boardwalk trail is my favorite and features a beautiful boardwalk that ventures over a variety of plants and ecosystems. The tree coverage and diversity makes it a great place to bird watch. I got there early when they were feeding the animals and that was fun to watch. Highly recommend for a several hour day trip activity.

Great experience, walking trails and wonderful animal exhibits. We've been going there for over 15…read moreyears.

I went to the Atlantic Beach Farmers Market here for the first time. This park is hidden just a…read moreside street over from the main road. I never knew it existed! Parking is tricky on Sundays - the market was packed. The park itself is so nice and I love how the vendors were set up all throughout. I also noticed there were restrooms that were not port a pottys. They had a variety of vendors, food trucks, etc. This market is bigger than I expected, and I will go even earlier next time.

Been going here since we were younger! Now, we take all the nephews and kiddos here…read more Fun for watching baseball, pickup basketball games, picnics, family gatherings, tennis, racquetball, etc. They even have Farmers Markets and events on the weekends. And on the other side, a skate park and open field! Definitely nice to stroll around for a little fresh air, sun, and exercise. They do have some covered table areas and benches to relax in if you just want to enjoy the surroundings. I like the chill atmosphere. And the tree coverings are good, so it's not so hot in the shade. I'll try to get more pics next time!

Such a great park. I've been brining my daughter here since she was around 3. They have 2 sets of…read moreplayground equipment, a basketball court, baseball diamond, walking trail and much more. It's great for dogs, children, adults. Everyone. I like that there is a sidewalk circling the play equipment so I can walk while my daughter plays. It's also good for her to ride her bike on a continuous loop. There's a larger outside sidewalk for walking a longer trails or taking the pets for a walk. There's trees to help shade the equipment and people as well. The picnic tables allow for family picnics. Such a great park. I will continue to visit.

Recently found this nice park. Nice large open grassy…read morefields(soccer frisbee ect.), a softball/baseball diamond, an excellent basketball court, and very nice playground with swings for the kids!

Beautiful park! Worth stopping by and take beautiful pictures. It is a historical place named after…read moreJessie ball bought the acres around the park and donated them to the city to avoid developers from buying it.

One of the lesser known, but equally priceless, gems Jax has to offer. I've read once that this…read moresmallest park houses the largest tree, and that basically is what Jesse Ball DuPont Park is about! It has a few benches, walkways surrounding the beautiful branches, and the tree itself. It is absolutely gorgeous in the early evening, especially at sunset. Heads up, no parking close by, but I happened to visit on a weekend, and I could park by the bank opposite to the park, as it was closed. A definite must-see if you're a resident or a passerby.

I really love this park. Its a perfect park for littles. The play structures are clean and well…read moremaintained. We had my son's 1st birthday here and it was so much fun. Yiu can rent the one pavillion available. I would reccommend going online to rent and having the confirmation with you. People will just set up there that have not rented! There is a paved path that goes around the whole park and one that goes around the playground. Thete arr tennis and basketball courts and a field. The bathrooms are public park bathrooms so they can either be clean....or not, but there are 3 bathrooms available. If your in the area come check it out.

If you're looking for a great shaded park, with a fantastic themed playground, the look no further…read morethan Huffman Park. Located just off Beach Blvd, this hidden gem features sea-themed playgrounds, basketball courts, tennis courts, and soccer fields, providing activities for all ages. There is even a surrounding half-mile trail loop shaded by the palmettos and suitable for walking or jogging.