The River Access and Recreations Main Page County Park Listing

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  • Brevard County Parks

  • Hatbill Park

    100 Hatbill Road off of SR 46, boat ramp, fishing, primitive camping by permit

  • Six Mile Creek Park

    5900 SR 46, boat ramp, canoe launch, fishing, access from Six Mile Creek to the St. Johns.

  • Leroy Wright Recreation Area

    8190 King Street (Hwy 520), boat ramp, canoe launch, fishing, picnic tables.

  • James G. Bourbeau Memorial Park

    8195 King Street (Hwy 520) Cocoa, on St. Johns next to Lone Cabbage Fish Camp, boat ramp, dock, fishing, pavillion.
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  • Clay County Parks

  • Doctors Lake Park

    is located on the corner of White Owl Lane and Lakeshore Drive North on Fleming Island and provides a picnic area with a covered pavilion and a 320-foot fishing pier. This one-acre passive park provides access to Doctors Lake for fishing, small boats and canoes.

  • Main Street Park

    is located next to the Main Street Boat Ramp in Middleburg on the North Fork of Black Creek. This 5-acre park includes three pavilions with picnic areas, playground equipment, an 825-foot boardwalk, and two fishing piers.

  • Williams Park

    is located on Williams Park Road off CR 209 south of Green Cove Springs. This one-acre park includes two pavilions, two picnic areas, and a playground. The site is heavily wooded and affords a good view of the St. Johns River. Williams Park is an ideal spot for picnicking and other passive recreational activities.

  • Moccasin Slough

    is a 255-acre parcel located on Fleming Island, stretching from Highway 17 east to the St. Johns River, and contains 3,000 feet of frontage on the river. This parcel was acquired through grants from the Florida Communities Trust and the Land and Water Conservation (FDEP). It is one of the largest undeveloped tracts on the river between Jacksonville and Palatka.
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  • Duval County Parks

  • Arlington Lions Club Park

    4322-1 Richard Denby Gatlin Road
    Located on the south bank of the St. Johns River, the 36-acre Arlington Lions Club Park is an ideal location for visitors who love the water. A paved path leads to the river's edge where it connects with a boardwalk linking this park to Blue Cypress Park less than a mile away. In addition, a separate nature path winds its way through the cool woods for approximately three-fourths of a mile, and the park has an excellent boat ramp.

  • Blue Cypress

    Park 4012 University Blvd., N
    Blue Cypress Park is a multi-purpose park featuring a new fishing pier and boardwalk along the south bank of the St. Johns River. Small ponds and wooded areas are included in its 118 acres and afford an opportunity for sharp-eyed nature lovers to find flora and fauna of the smaller varieties.

  • Cedar Point

    12000 Pumpkin Hill Road
    Located on Pumpkin Hill Creek, has primitive boat ramp/kayak launch.

  • Huguenot Memorial Park

     10980 Heckscher Drive
    Waterfront campsites, a bird observation area, and gorgeous views of some of North Florida's remaining natural areas await visitors to Huguenot Memorial Park. In addition to the natural beauty of the area, the park also offers swimming, fishing, surfing, a boat launch area, picnic shelters, restrooms, and shower facilities to make your stay comfortable and enjoyable.

  • Mandarin Park

     14780 Mandarin Road
    This premier southside park features scenic river views, a small pond, and short trails which offer easy walks for all ages. Picnic pavilions, grills, a fishing area, playground, restrooms, observation pier, and a boardwalk make this 36-acre park the perfect place to spend the day.

  • Reddie Point Preserve

    - no amenities, fishing available.
    4499 Yachtman Way
    Jacksonville, FL 32277

  • Ribault River Preserve

    - no amenities, fishing available.
    3250 Clyde Drive

  • Ringhaver Park/ Ortega River Nature Preserve

     5198 118th Street
    Jacksonville 32244
    A canoe dock has been built on the Ortega River, along with a connecting boardwalk though nature preserve wetlands. The park includes a two-mile asphalt path with wooden bridges, providing access to the Ortega River Nature Preserve for walkers, joggers and the handicapped.

  • Walter Jones Historical Park

     11964 Mandarin Road
    Step in the 10-acre Walter Jones Historical Park and experience the essence of post-Civil War Mandarin. The Park is located on the St. Johns River next to County Dock. It includes a museum, two picnic pavilions with charcoal grills, plus restrooms. For more information, call the Mandarin Historical Society at 904-268-0784.

  • Duval County - Other Neighborhood /Specialty Parks

    (For a list of all Duval County Parks)

    Northshore Park

    7901 Pearl Street - located on the Trout River, a tributary of the St. Johns.

    Rolliston Park

    7505 Rolliston Road - located on the Trout River.

    Kids Kampus

    1410 Gator Bowl Blvd. - located on the St. Johns River with various activity stations for kids.

    Metropolitan Park

    4110 Gator Bowl Drive - events, musical performances, and festivals throughout the year.

    Northbank and Southbank Riverwalk

    located on the north and south banks of the St. Johns River in downtown Jacksonville.

    Memorial Park

    1620 Riverside Avenue

    Friendship Park

    1015 Museum Circle

    McGirts Creek Park

    8435 118th Street - located on McGirts Creek.

    Yacht Basin Park

    2941 St. Johns Avenue - located on the west bank of Willowbranch Creek as it enters the St. Johns River.

    Stinson Park

    450 San Juan Avenue - located adjacent to the Ortega River Bridge, has 2 pedestrian docks, picnic shelter and tables.

    Stockton Park

    4021 Ortega Blvd. - located on the Ortega River.

    Riverview Park

    9555 Water Street - located on the Trout River in the Riverview/Fairview Pines section of northwest Jacksonville.

    River Oaks Park

    1000 River Oaks Road - located on Craig Creek, a tributary of the St. Johns.

    LaVaca Park

    2001 LaVaca Road off of San Jose Blvd., near Epping Forest County Club



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  • Indian River County Parks

  • Blue Cypress Lake Park

    28 miles west of Vero Beach on SR 60, boat ramp, bait and tackle shop, boat rental, dock, picnic area, restrooms
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  • Marion County Parks

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  • Orange County Parks

  • Hal Scott Regional Park and Preserve

    1 mile west of SR 520 on Maxim, hiking, biking, horseback riding trails along the Econlockhatchee River.

  • Kelly Park/ Rock Springs

    Kelly Park Rd., 1/4 mile east of CR 435, camping, swimming, tubing.
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  • Putnam County Parks

  • James C. Godwin Riverfront Park

     Palatka, FL
    A beautiful area that runs south of Palatka Memorial Bridge along the scenic St. Johns River. It’s several amenities include the Millennium Clock Tower, the Veteran’s Memorial Fountain, the Frederick L. Griffin-Rotary Club Amphitheater, the Basil C. Pearce, Jr.-USS TANG Submariner’s Memoria, the City Dock, a boat ramp, a concession stand, picnic areas, restrooms, and a gazebo covered dock.

    The City Dock has boat slips available for boaters, with electric and water available. A pump out station is on site, free of charge. Reservations for the Riverfront may be made by contacting Palatka City Hall at (386)-329-0100.
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  • Seminole County Parks

  • Memorial Park

    400 North Park Avenue in Sanford, fishing from seawall, walking path along Lake Monroe.

  • Lake Monroe Wayside Park

    4150 Northwest US Hwy 17 in Sanford, fishing pier, boat ramp, pavillion.

  • Cameron Wight Park

    5502 Old Geneva Road, Sanford, boat ramp, fishing, pavillion

  • Lake Jesup Park

    5951 South Sanford Avenue, boat ramp, fishing, picnicing, access to Lake Jesup.

  • Mullet Lake Park

    2368 Mullet Lake Park Drive, boat ramp, fishing, primitive camping, access to St. Johns River.

  • Overlook Park

    1988 Spring Avenue in Ovieda, fishing pier, mooring dock, pavillion, on Lake Jesup.

  • C.S. Lee Park

    4600 East State Road 46 in Geneva, boat ramp, fishing, access to St. Johns River.
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  • St. Johns County Parks

  • Alpine Groves Park

     2060 State Road 13
    The park is located at the end of Swiss Lane on the St. Johns River.

  • Trout Creek Park

     6795 Collier Road
    Orangedale, Florida
    (904) 284-9488

  • Volusia County Parks

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  • Ed Stone Park

     2990 West State Road 44, Deland, boat ramp, fishing, on St. Johns River.

  • Highbanks Boat Ramp

     499 West Highbanks Road, DeBary, boat ramp with access to Lake Monroe.

  • Lake Monroe Park

    975 US Hwy 17-92, DeBary, boardwalks, camping, fishing, boat ramps.

  • Lemon Bluff Boat Ramp

    907 Lemon Bluff Rd., Osteen, canoe/kayak access only.

  • Mariner's Cove Park

    1199 Enterprise-Osteen Rd., Enterprise, small boat ramp and fishing dock, access to Lake Monroe.

  • Lake George Fishing Pier

    770 Nine Mile Point Road, Pierson

  • Gemini Springs

    37 Dirksen Drive
    DeBary
    Nature trails, paddling, fishing, camping, canoe rentals.
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