St. Johns County Recreation & Parks

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Attention: All Softball Managers, Teams, and Players – There will be a Fall Season softball managers meeting at the Treaty Park pavilion Tuesday August 10th.  Coed will be at 6:30pm and Men’s will be at 7:30pm.  These meetings are also open to players looking for teams. The Coed season will start on Monday August 23rd and the Men’s League will start on Tuesday August 24th.  If managers are unable to attend, please send a representative. Thank you; Joe Shakar-League Director.

Lights out! As a cost savings measure, court lights at Ron Parker Park and Orange Street tennis courts will be turned off June 23rd – August 23rd.  Thank you in advance for your understanding and cooperation in our effort.  We have several courts throughout St. Johns County that are available for night-time play.

St. Augustine Eco Tours "Paddle St. Johns County" – Locals and visitors experience the unique calm waters of NE Florida. Kayak tours highlight county launch facilities and surrounding natural environments. Professional guides paddle along for instruction, safety, and wildlife identification. Includes all equipment necessary. Please call for reservations (904) 377-7245. More info including pricing and May schedule. www.staugustineecotours.com

Tennis Anyone? Cardio Tennis for Adults @ Treaty Park!
Want to get and stay fit? Want a F-U-N workout to the beat of hi-energy music ? Want to improve your tennis game? What do you have to lose except calories? Cardio tennis has become the #1 way to enjoy tennis. The cost is only $10 and class is held on Mondays @ 6:30 PM. Contact Bobby Ritacco @ 471-2463 or tennis4all@comcast.net. Click for more tennis in St. Johns County.

Parks & Recreation

The St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners believe in the importance of thriving, local park systems. The opportunity for residents and visitors to enjoy healthy, active lifestyles, and the preservation of of the great natural beauty of our county. Explore with us the many ways in which Parks and Recreation is making our communities happier, healthier, and more livable.

SJC Recreation and Parks — Where everybody plays!

...and remember, students with low levels of physical activity are more likely to become involved in high risk behaviors...
It Starts In Parks!