A shaded destination playground and a splash pad sized for younger kids, with room to walk between them.
A pirate-themed playground by the creek, then a stroll along the water where you might spot a manatee.
A small playground with a popular seasonal splash pad and shaded seats for the grown-ups watching.
A playscape with a splash pad beside it, plus ball fields and picnic space for the rest of the afternoon.
Split into Little Heart for ages 2 to 5 and Big Heart for 5 to 12, with a carousel and swings, and fitness equipment for you.
A shaded path with a picture book posted page by page along the way, so a scooter or bike ride turns into story time. Playscapes too.
A new playground and a riverwalk to stroll after, with picnic spots in between.
A bright little park with swings, colorful play equipment on turf and a covered pavilion for snacks in the shade.
A shaded, manageable playground sized for younger kids, with open grass and paths for a walk after.
A big park with a shaded playground, paved trails to wander and room for a picnic.
Separate playground zones for toddlers and older kids, with paths a stroller can manage. Give the pond a wide berth.
A shaded sea-themed playground with little pirate ships and a whale to climb on, plus a half-mile walking loop around it.
Elevated towers several levels up, slides and soft turf underneath, and an event lawn and the riverwalk right alongside.
A new playground, the short Tower Trail, an observation tower and a small nature center about local animals.
A playground in a wooded park with a boardwalk along the river.
A beach, a climbing-and-swinging playground and a fenced splash area by the lake.
Renovated skate ramps for older kids, with playscapes of climbers, swings and musical chimes next door for the younger ones.
The Hammock Trail through pine and maritime woods, good for spotting birds.
Wooded trails past ponds to a small waterfall, a short walk for young kids.
An accessible playground, a beach where shorebirds nest and picnic spots.
Creekside trails through sandhill and marsh, a few miles long, for kids who can walk the distance.
A short, easy walk by the river, a long fishing pier and a spot for a picnic. The main route works with a stroller unless it's rained hard.
A short loop through woods to the marsh, with crabs scurrying and a tower for the view. Connected trails can stretch it past what a young kid wants.
A one-room schoolhouse, a scavenger hunt and an easy boardwalk along the river, on shaded paved trails.
A sensory gym built for kids of every ability, with suspended swings, a zip line, a trampoline, crash pillows and a crafts corner.
Rescued big cats, with volunteers telling each animal's story. The paths work with a toddler in a stroller.
A wide, flat, paved rail trail under tree shade, made for riding bikes together.
Maritime forest, dunes and a wild beach for shell hunting.
A sensory gym with swings, slides and interactive play, set up so all kids play together, with their grown-ups right there.
A hands-on kids' museum on Florida nature, animals to meet, and butterfly and hummingbird gardens. Each trail is about a third of a mile, so small legs manage.
A padded multi-level maze with slides and ride-on toys, and a separate zone for ages one to three with mini slides and soft blocks. Socks for everyone.
