Things to Do with Kids in Jacksonville

Northeast Florida's only walking safari with over 2,000 animals and hands-on spots like the giraffe feeding deck for a full-morning family outing.

Nonprofit big cat rescue on the Northside where kids can see rescued tigers, lions, and leopards up close on guided tours.

50-acre urban wilderness preserve in Arlington with shaded nature trails, feedable goats, and a hands-on natural history museum.

Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park offers visitors a variety of recreational activities and natural beauty. The park is open daily with specific hours during Daylight Savings Time and Eastern Standard Time.

Landon Park, located in the San Marco section of Jacksonville, offers a historical glimpse as it was established on the 1925 plat of the San Marco subdivision. This park provides a serene environment for visitors to enjoy nature and community activities.

Riverside fine arts museum with dedicated Art Connections center for kids to touch and paint, plus stroller-friendly riverfront gardens and regular Creative Kids programs.

Downtown contemporary art museum with the Art Explorium, sixteen interactive stations for kids to explore visual art concepts hands-on.

Free open-air market every Saturday under the Fuller Warren Bridge in Riverside with local artists, food trucks, live music, and fresh produce along the St. Johns River.