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Jacksonville Family Fun Days

Curated byHoward Teitelbaum6 cardsUpdated Aug 2026
This stack highlights top family-friendly destinations across Jacksonville, spanning wildlife, outdoor recreation, and local history. Animal lovers can visit the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens or the rescued big cats at Catty Shack Ranch Wildlife Sanctuary. Families looking for a lively weekend outing can browse local art, food, and produce at the Riverside Arts Market.
Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park
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Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park

Oceanfront city park at Mayport in Jacksonville, Duval County, just north of Atlantic Beach. Offers 1.5 miles of beach, a freshwater lake, mountain bike and hiking trails, camping, and surfing.

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Little Talbot Island State Park
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Little Talbot Island State Park

One of the few undeveloped barrier islands remaining in Northeast Florida, north of Jacksonville in Duval County. Over five miles of pristine Atlantic beaches, dunes, and camping.

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Huguenot Memorial Park
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Huguenot Memorial Park

Oceanfront city park at the mouth of the St. Johns River in Jacksonville, Duval County. Known for drive-on beach access, waterfront camping, birding, and views where river meets ocean.

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Catty Shack Ranch Wildlife Sanctuary
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Catty Shack Ranch Wildlife Sanctuary

Catty Shack Ranch provides a lifelong home to rescued big cats, ensuring their safety and well-being. The sanctuary is dedicated to educating the public about wildlife conservation and the importance of protecting these majestic animals.

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Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens
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Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens

With over 2,000 animal species and 1,000 rare plants, there's something for everyone to explore at Northeast Florida's premier zoo and botanical garden.

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Fort Caroline National Memorial
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Fort Caroline National Memorial

Explore the history and significance of Fort Caroline National Memorial, located within the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve. This site commemorates the early French settlement in Florida and its impact on the region's cultural heritage.

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