Parks
Davenport Park
Located at the corner of San Carlos and San Marco Avenue, the park is handicap accessible with slides, monkey bars and other exercise and fun equipment. The entire park is fully enclosed and picnic tables are available.
Dr. Robert B. Hayling Freedom Park
Named in honor of a leader of the Civil Rights Movement in St. Augustine in the early 1960s, this nearly nine acre park has a panoramic view of the San Sebastian and Matanzas Rivers.
The Eddie Vickers Park & Willie Galimore Recreation Center
Located at 399 S Riberia Street, the Eddie Vickers Park has a basketball court, baseball diamond and picnic area.
Hamilton Upchurch Neighborhood Park
Located on Red Cox Dr. and Anastasia Boulevard, this park has a picnic area, fitness trail, playground equipment, nature overlook and a beginner inline and skateboarding area.
Joe Pomar, Jr. Park
Pomar Park has a baseball diamond, football field, soccer field, and a dog park.
Lighthouse Park & J. Edward "Red" Cox Recreation Facility
Lighthouse Park is located adjacent to Salt Run with the St. Augustine Lighthouse standing as the landmark for the area.
Nelmar Terrace Park
Thanks in part to many individuals and groups in the neighborhood, a previous city right-of-way which ends at Hospital Creek is now a pocket park with a scenic vista for the Nelmar Terrace neighborhood.
Project SWING
Located at Francis Field, immediately across from the Historic Downtown Parking Facility, St. Augustine's Wish for Its Next Generation (SWING) was a community project built in 1997.
Twine Park
Dedicated in honor of Henry and Kat Twine, the passive park is located at the corner of Riberia and Lovett streets. The park offers benches and shade for the Lincolnville neighborhood.
Zora Neale Hurston Memorial Park
The St. Augustine City Commission chose Zora Neale Hurston to be the most recent local historic figure to be memorialized with the naming of this park.