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..

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

This is next door to Aunt Kate's. They have bathrooms that are open. They have several docks you…read morecan fish off of. This is a great place to put your boat in the water. It's very peaceful here. It was kind of rainy, and the benches were wet. I chose to go over to the covered picnic tables To sit and wait for Aunt Kate's to open. Small, but a great park and boat launch.

Great place to let your dogs off leash. The trails are wide and about 4 miles overall. The not so…read moregood is not much shade. Better to go early or late afternoon. One area was rutted bad and due to recent rain large mud puddles.

This is a conservation area that offers a path to walk through wild Florida. It is a peaceful walk…read moreand a walk that my primal soul welcomed. Again, this is a conservation area, not a park in the true definition of the term, but if you are seeking a respite from civilization and a "walk on the wild side" this could be a nice momentary diversion from the civilized world.

Very clean and well maintained neighborhood dog park…read more The agility course features are a nice addition. The large dog side has a hill and tunnel, Gates are locked with keypad entry. Shaded benches for humans. Outside the gates is a water fountain. Dogs love going there to play with other dogs. Nice neighborhood amenity.

Nice dog park for the Shearwater development. Grass is still intact so our dogs don't get too dirty…read moreunlike other similar parks. Ample agility activities for both large and small dogs throughout the complex. Dogs enjoyed the last two afternoons here with the mild climate. While we practiced social distancing, the dogs still need a little help in that area. #SYOY from a minimum of 6 feet away.

Funny I have visited St. Augustine several times over the years and never hung out here. It is…read moreunfortunate too because the inn we stay at is literally feet from this lake! I actually did not realize how big it is. We decided to go on a walk with our munchkin while we were waiting for happy hour to start. It was a beautiful day and a perfect time to visit here. It is very peaceful and quiet. We were the only ones present when we arrived and one other person showed up while we were there. As you can see from the pictures, it is gorgeous. The water is so calm that it looks like glass. There were birds there that I did not recognize, which was neat. We only stayed in one corner of the lake but there is a path that runs right outside of it. The lake does flood the local area when there are storms, which is quite often in Florida. There have been several times we visited the area and the streets surrounding the lake were flooded with at least 6 inches of water. There was a person fishing but I did not see him catch anything while we were there.

An update is due because thankfully Treaty Skate Park is now free of admission and the silly…read moreconcession shop gatekeeping system is gone--hopefully for good. Most of the better skate parks around Florida--Bradenton, Gainesville, Daytona and others--are public and free of admission, so Treaty ought to be as well. I'm glad the powers that be finally came to their collective senses on this. Treaty is a good park, it's somewhat unique as it has more rolling inclines and bowl-like features than most skate parks which emulate street skating and street features have. It harkens back to the early days of pool-inspired concrete parks in California in this regard. It has lights and seems to be open until ten on weekends, maybe nine or ten weekdays? Not sure on that, but on a Saturday the lights were on until ten. This skate park is used, too: there are always skaters here when it's open and it's open for BMX as well as skating. Overall, it's not the very best but a pretty rad park and the new policies are certainly an improvement.

As a mom who frequents many a local skate park, Treaty (Robery-Layrn Skate Park may be the official…read morename), is perhaps on the top of my list for a variety of reasons. For those of you who enjoy a good kick flip, here is what the skate park offers: -Huge bowl - looks like an empty swimming pool with 9 foot walls! -A couple of 1 / 2 pipes -Rails to grind -Ledges to drop in -Skaters can do their thing until 10:00 pm every evening! There also is a little area for beginning skaters to practice their budding 'Tony Hawk-ness' as well! You can rent skate equipment in the Pro Shop as well. This is a plus in my book as most of the kids, well maybe it's just MY kid, don't like to bring their own. If you have a skater under 18 they will be required to sign a 'If you break your neck, we are not liable waiver', but in my experience this document is standard for all skate parks of this nature. The only thing to really be aware of is that there really is no covered areas in the actual bowl of the park. So, make sure you slather up your son or daughter with sunscreen and bring some Gatorade as this kind of physical activity in the Florida sunshine can be taxing on the most conditioned child. The Pro Shop is air conditioned, but is very small. So it doesn't serve as a very efficient resting point as this park can get packed with kids. They do sell drinks here in the Pro Shop however. Here is the best part for the parent of the avid skateboarder...this professionally constructed park is completely FREE!!!

Just attended a private birthday party here!! I'm very impressed with the cleanliness of this…read moreplace, socks are required for kids and parents to enter. Plenty of toys and climbing area for toddlers and kids up to 5 to play. Perfect place for my little one! I wish it was closer to Jax, the drive is worth it, possibly to go for special occasions. They're normally $17/child I believe. I saw an ad for special Friday 4-5pm for $7. The private birthday room is very clean, the staff seem attentive and on time! Definitely check it out!

My littles are 2, 4, and 5 years old. This Gammy is always looking for something that will satisfy…read moreALL of them. Today I did! Ready, Set, Play offered a wide variety of play choices for all my grand babies. There were climbing and sliding activities, tons of curious wall gadgets, and puzzles. I was most surprised in how my littles enjoyed the ride on cars and kitchen area. There is plenty of tables and chairs for the parents and cafe for drinks and snacks. Well done!

Sure its a pretty easy course, but it's darn fun. We made it up this way about a week ago. To be…read morehonest, we were here just for the Moccasin creek course. The part would be obvious as its not near anything. We were just following the route the map was sending us. We passed things like Daytona and then exited away from St. Augustine to the west of 95. after about 10 minutes we came upon this course, darn near in the middle of nowhere. There were a few cars that beat to the course that morn, but not that many people. It had a been a bit of ride, I would suggest hitting a bathroom before, as it just has a port-a-potty. No big deal for us though. After a bit of warm up we hit the course. I should say, we heard of this course as one of the world champ McBeth set a course record here recently. He hit a birdie on almost every hole. We knew from hole 1 it would be a good day. We almost birdied it to start. Its a wide open course through a large park. No wooded tunnels to guide through. It also has some fun features, like hole 18 is a lighthouse you have to hit. I believe it was 24 holes total. You don't have to play the bonus holes, but why not. It was well worth the drive, and hope to be back next year.