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Castaway Island Preserve
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Cherish
March 25, 2022
When it comes to natural beauty, you simply can’t leave out Castaway Island Preserve. With its towering trees and photogenic wildflowers, the park’s trail is a highly Instagrammable spot popular with all age groups. It’s one of the coolest places to see in Jacksonville for outdoor adventurers.
Sharon And Dave
April 27, 2015
Great place for a nice short nature walk and boardwalk to the Intracoastal.
Analiza
September 27, 2022
This park in the middle of Jacksonville offers an escape to nature
Janos
September 22, 2022
The Castaway Island Preserve has a dramatic name, but you don’t have to scavenge on a beach like Tom Hanks to enjoy it. In fact, it’s known as a low-key attraction in Jacksonville, so it’ll be a soothing balm to the soul after some of the city’s bigger and noisier locales. It’s the kind of place where you can go to “get away from it all.” The best part of the Castaway Island Preserve is its mile-long nature trail. You can explore different landscapes and ecosystems as you walk, bike, skate or take a paddleboat on the river. Kids can get in on the action as well. The trail has child-friendly features like informative plaques and paw prints embedded in the dirt for curious little adventurers. Are you looking for serene places to catch your breath during a busy Jacksonville vacation? The Castaway Island Preserve has the atmosphere that you need. Just drive in and enjoy; there’s no cost and no registration required. You could be hearing the birdsong and breathing the fresh air in no time! Address: 2885 San Pablo Rd S, Jacksonville, FL 32225, United States
The Castaway Island Preserve has a dramatic name, but you don’t have to scavenge on a beach like Tom Hanks to enjoy it. In fact, it’s known as a low-key attraction in Jacksonville, so it’ll be a soothing balm to the soul after some of the city’s bigger and noisier locales. It’s the kind of place w…
近くで楽しめるユニークなアクティビティ
現地でも大人気
所在地
2885 San Pablo Rd S
Jacksonville, FL
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