Aka as the "Triangle" Park by the locals. Extensive athletic complex/park land: 4 adult softball…read morefields, football/soccer field, tennis/Pickleball courts, basketball court, sand volleyball courts, picnic tables, and Project P.L. A. Y. Playground. There is a restroom by the playground, but today it was not useable (yuck). Splash pad is currently closed (cold weather). Lots of parking in the parking lots.

This small park is located at the site of the homestead of Isaac I. Moody, Jr., who was one of the…read morefounders of Flagler County here in Florida. Again, this is a small park, but it is extremely pleasant and since it is located on a quiet side street, I don't think that it gets a lot of visitors. There is a small children's play and a pavilion with a few picnic tables and a small grill. There is a small parking lot and benches spread throughout the property. The trees offer a nice amount of shade on the property. All in all, this is a great little park. I definitely enjoyed stumbling across this park. While it does not offer the amenities as some larger parks, it is a great park in its own right. I will give this park five stars.

This place is fantastic! It's way, way off the main street! You literally go down a dirt drive (…read morewhich was very well maintained) maybe 2 miles back then reach just a gorgeous natural area right on the water! Beautiful trees and water! It's nice and clean and seems to be very well taken care of, I think you can camp here also.

Very beautiful park! We saw two groups of 3 deer ( possibly the same ones?) while driving on the…read moreloop. I was traveling with someone with a walker and my husband who has limited walking abilities so the long driving loop was great for them and their limitations. However - we had brought a picnic lunch but there were NO picnic tables accessible out of the sun with parking nearby. We did see some tables with lovely shade but there was NO parking at all unless you parked on the grass which was forbidden. I don't know how they expected anyone to get to them unless they were out for a long walk! We finally had to eat lunch sitting in the car and that was sad considering the beautiful surrounding. But aside from the handicap inaccessibilities, we did enjoy the park very much.

Not handicap accessible at all! Altbough there are ramps which lead to the boardwalk, you still…read morehave to navigate a small sandy incline before you get to the paved sidewalk which is challenging if you are maneuvering a wheelchair. Due to the sandy conditions, I lost my footing and my 92 yr old mother fell on top of me while in the wheelchair. Fortunately I was able to get us righted without too much trouble but it was a bit of a hassle. Would not recommend for anyone using a wheelchair.

Great public park with bathrooms, paddleboard rentals complete with life vests!!…read more you are able to bring your dog(s) on a leash. Once on the beach you can take your well behaved dog off the leash and play. Must clean up after your dogs. Stations available. and signs everywhere stating the above. lol. Pack-in and pack-out your items. You'll see coquina rocks and turtle mounds. Be careful where you step. Beautiful beach. Free parking

Such a beautiful state park! We joked it's the grand canyon of Florida! lol! You pay $5 for each…read morecar to enter, and you can park right at the entrance and walk around or you can drive in to the bottom of the Ravine! I thought this was great cause it's about 2 miles to walk the whole thing and we had kids with us that would have a fit with that much walking. You can stop at multiple areas on the drive in and we walked a short way to the suspension bridge and to the bottom, SO pretty down there! A lake/ spring is at the bottom, with lots of vegetation just a beautiful area! Nice bathrooms are also available around!

The Ravines was enhanced in the 1930's with the New Deal; the ravine is a natural sink hole. It is…read morea Fl State Park and they have several trails through the park and it appears locals walk the trails regularly. What is also nice is they have events there too...festivals. The cost is $5.00 per car. We enjoyed the two hanging bridges , paved pathways, small stream at bottom of ravine...one thing the old, steep rock steps need rails to hold onto! Let it be a Scouts of America project or Garden Club....some organization if the state won't pay. I believe it is a safety hazard. Palatka has a real asset with this park!

The remote entrance off Route 17 is narrow and the change of elevation is more than a little…read morenoticeable especially for this part of Florida, I grab a lower gear and crawl up the incline towards the gate - the rules are posted, some display the park's hours, another reminds you to be "bear aware" and a drop box is available to pay the entrance fee on your honor, I throw my annual pass on the dash but it's doubtful that I'll need it as the rain continues to drizzle across the pavement that winds through the charred pines from the previous control burn. Most of the side trails are blocked by iron gates or logs and disappear from sight after only a few yards. The air is heavy with humidity as the sun peeks in and out of the clouds, the condensate drips from my water bottle tucked in the cup holder and a dragon fly kisses my side window as I navigate at an idle towards the water edge. The only sounds audible as I creep through this forrest are the winding sounds of the super charger and the exhaust from my Jeep "Ole Red". The rumble ends with the turn of the key at the river's edge the silence is only broken by the tidal flow of the St. John's River as it challenges the narrow channel of Dunn Creek. The drizzling rain continues soaking the leafs and underbrush while cleansing the air and awakens the forrest - a gray squirrel scurry's across the foliage jumping on the nearest tree trunk as he scans his territory for intruders. There's a small pier and floating dock to moor your skiff or wet a line, a small branch in the shallows snagged some kids red and white bobber and displays it like a trophy while some fish celebrates. Just when I thought I was the only winner on this fine day I'm humble by nature once again, I guess if a tree falls in the woods it does make a noise even if no arrogant human hears it - this is the kind of place where I find my reset button, I really need to do this more often...

Great area to walk, run, ride a bike or dive if your unable to do those activities. Parking is…read moregreat and is handicapped accessible. There are primitive type bathrooms that are well maintained. Dock is very nice on a wide curve of the creek. Great area to bird watch or even see the occasional deer, alligator, and other wildlife.

This is a great birding site recommended by the Orange County and Seminole County Audubon Society…read more It's easy to find, just follow the directions from Map Quest or from the web page. The property has a small parking area. An unpaved road (follow the tire marks) leads through a older mixed forest of pine, oak and palm out to the shore of Lake Jesup. Most of the flats are used as cattle range. Walking gets rough once you near the shoreline, the muck chopped up under the weight of heavy animals. Plan to spend 2 hours or more. The shoreline offers opportunities to spot many birds--our list for today includes white pelican, solitary sandpiper, blacknecked stilt, large numbers of glossy ibis, white ibis, red-tailed hawk, red bellied woodpecker, pileated woodpecker, snowy egret, great egret, great blue heron, blue winged teal, coot, boat-tailed grackle, red-winged blackbird, palm warbler, a few more. No bathroom or picnic facilities on the site. Bring binoculars, bird book, water. Beware of alligators.

Beautiful. Clean well maintained beaches with bathroom facilities, and plenty of parking…read more Not a drop of dirt or trash anywhere.

We came here as we're still exploring dog friendly beaches and ensuring that beach only allows…read moreleashed dogs. My dog doesn't like being approached randomly by dogs so being around off leashed dogs is always a risk. We do extensive research when going to beaches for her since she loves digging and swimming. Overall it was a very clean beach and we love how spread out it was for our reactive dog. It is on the the top list of dog beaches for us to visit!