Best places: Things to dos in Green Cove Springs, United States

👍👍 Spring fed pool. $5 adults, $3 kids. You are allowed to bring food, floaties, noodles. Pool open at 11am. There are about 10 tables with umbrellas. Kids had so much fun. 3’4” to 6’ deep and life guard on duty. The splash pad was another alternative specially for toddlers. So much to do here. You can...

Forested park featuring nature trails, a fishing pier, butterfly gardens & a historical home.

👍👍 This museum is awesome. I couldn’t believe that there is no admission fee. If you are into military scale models and military artifacts, then this museum will be quite enjoyable. I couldn’t get my son out of the helicopter simulator.

👍👍 On a cloudy day, this place seems like walking in heaven. The river and clouds merge together to create an enchanting world.

Historic campground, circa 1933, with original log cabins, a lake & a swimming pool.

👍👍 The waking trails are narrow and filled with huge palmento trees and other vegetation. There is a concrete road and if you turn left, and walk about a quarter of a mile, you'll find a bench looking out at the St.Johns river. Refillable water bottle station available. Thank you.

Landscape features diverse wildlife, wide trails, river fishing, hunting & primitive camping sites.

👍 Nice facilities. Very clean and great fields..

👍👍 Love this park. Come here all the time.

👍👍 This place has an awesome museum and is absolutely chocked full of history! It's an awesome place to bring children to learn some history!!

👍👍 I did the 7 mile white loop. 6 of the 7 miles I was trodging through ankle deep water/mud...lol. Beautiful scenery though, I saw hogs, turkey, deer, and right at the end ..some naked dude walking down the yellow trail...lmao!! Overall it was an awesome walk! When it dries out, it would be an amazi...

😠 I really hate giving bad reviews. I had such high hopes for this trail, but do not recommend. The trail has people hanging out on it, charging cell phones and doing who knows what else. They looked like they were living in the woods nearby. I did not feel safe and would never recommend going alone....