Rockwood Park

2221 NW 22nd St, Gainesville, FL 32605
1 acres | 0.4 hectares

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About the Location

Park Origins

Rockwood Park is a small urban green space located in Gainesville, Florida. Spanning 1 acre, the park was established in 2015 after being generously donated by Donald Lee and Virginia Joanne Rockwood.

This mostly open area serves as a valuable community resource and provides a tree-shaded spot for local residents to take a stroll.

Natural Features

The park features a variety of tree species, with signs identifying different types of flora. This educational aspect allows visitors to learn about the local plant life while enjoying the outdoors.

A loop trail winds through the park, offering a pleasant path for walking and observing nature.

Amenities

In 2019, the park was enhanced with the addition of an outdoor fitness equipment station, sponsored by Gainesville Health & Fitness. This installation provides community members with an opportunity to engage in physical activity within the park setting.

Rockwood Park also hosts a Little Free Library, where community members can participate in a book exchange program, taking or sharing books as they please. This feature promotes literacy and community engagement within the park space.

All Features & Facilities

Active Recreation

Fitness Equipment

Nature & Wildlife

Open Grassy AreaShadeWalking Trail

Visitor Services

Paved Paths

Park Size

1 acres | 0.4 hectares

Opening Hours

Monday:7AM-8PM
Tuesday:7AM-8PM
Wednesday:7AM-8PM
Thursday:7AM-8PM
Friday:7AM-8PM
Saturday:7AM-8PM
Sunday:7AM-8PM

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