Huffman Boulevard Park
Interactive Park Map
About the Location
Park Overview
Huffman Boulevard Park is a 14.85-acre public recreational area located in the Arlington neighborhood of Jacksonville, Florida, approximately half a mile north of Beach Boulevard. The park features a mix of natural and developed spaces, characterized by sandy, well-drained soils and native vegetation including live oak, turkey oak, and pine trees. The understory consists of saw palmetto and natural grasses, providing a glimpse of Florida's natural landscape.
Playground and Children's Area
A key feature is the playground area, which includes sea-themed equipment designed to engage children's imaginations. The playground is partially shaded, offering some protection from the Florida sun, and includes both toddler and regular swings to accommodate different age groups.
Sports Facilities
For sports enthusiasts, Huffman Boulevard Park provides multiple athletic facilities. These include two full-size basketball courts and two tennis courts for those looking to practice their game.
The park also features multi-use fields that can be used for soccer, football, or baseball. A 222' x 360' multi-use field with bleacher stands is available for organized sports or casual play.
Trails and Paths
The park caters to those seeking more passive recreation with a half-mile paved walking trail that meanders through the property, offering opportunities for exercise and nature observation.
For those who prefer off-road experiences, there is also an 800-foot dirt bike path available for more adventurous visitors.
Picnic Areas and Amenities
Picnic facilities are available for visitors who wish to enjoy a meal outdoors. The park features picnic shelters, tables, and grills, making it an ideal spot for family gatherings or community events.
Restroom facilities and drinking fountains are conveniently located within the park for visitor comfort.
Community Value
Huffman Boulevard Park serves as a valuable community resource, providing a space for physical activity, social interaction, and connection with nature in the heart of Jacksonville's urban environment.
