Jacksonville Arboretum & Gardens is a park Regency Jacksonville located in United States.
1445 Millcoe Rd Jacksonville , FL 32225 United States
So beautiful ???? Relaxing, cheap way to get out in nature in the middle of an urban area. Dog friendly and the trails are fun to explore!
The Live Oak Loop and Rosemary Ridge are the smoothest for running, but the grade will kick your butt. The Ravine trails are softer, but the tree roots require a lot of agility.
Nice walking trails . The moss flanking the paths makes for a serene setting. I didn't care for awkwardly placed Christmas/light show that detracts from the botanical garden setting.
This place is great for hiking or just hanging out. Lots of benches in beautiful spots.
Great place to go on a walk to get some fresh air . A few picnic tables but no grills. Park is well maintained and very nice considering its location.
It is an up and coming Arboretum. It is great for taking photos and the nature trails are pretty good. I would give it an 8.5/10
Hidden Gem ! Walk the trails and explore the area. This is a must see if you like nature.
Wonderful little retreat, nice trails , great for dogs
Nice beautiful trails
Beautiful place to enjoy the sounds of nature. Right in the middle of 2 major roads . Tale your entire family! Pets too :-)
The owl show was super cool.
Takes the Jones Creek trail (on the south end of the park )
Watch out for spiders
Great place to run with my dogs
Unfortunate placement next to the Arlington Water Treatment Plant.
Treeeees (not strip malls )
No bicycles!
Pet friendly :)
Fun place to explore with river water and ocean beach! Kayaking and paddle boarding heaven! And you can drive on the sand!! - Colette
Great atmosphere for running. 1.75 mile trail around the park to run or walk. Great playground and fields for kids to run free. I love running here. - TheenaTheen @HonduranGoddess
Though they don't have much anime, they do have some pretty good deals on the few that they have :) - Jennifer Peavy
Worth a visit with good short hikes in the Theodore Roosevelt area. Several other sites to see in the Timucuan Ecological and Historical National Preserve. - Tim Norris