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Local resource guide · Neptune Beach, Florida

Neptune Beach Parks and Outdoor Exercise

A Neptune Beach-focused guide to public parks and nearby municipal outdoor resources for walking, court sports, nature trails, and active recreation.

Local guideUpdated September 2026Telehealth service area
Quick guide

Neptune Beach's Jarboe Park and the East Coast Greenway segment provide in-city options. Howell Park, Dutton Island Preserve, and Jack Russell Park are separately identified Atlantic Beach resources nearby—not Neptune Beach facilities. Confirm current conditions, hours, closures, reservations, and access rules with the responsible city before traveling; listing a resource does not imply Luma Health affiliation or endorsement.

Local options in Neptune Beach, Florida

The listings below come from official city, park, trail, market, institution, nonprofit, retailer, or operator sources. They are practical community information, not endorsements or medical recommendations. Hours, fees, programs, and access conditions can change.

Neptune Beach

Jarboe Park

The City of Neptune Beach identifies Jarboe Park as the home of Neptune House and publishes rules for pickleball, tennis, and volleyball. Its page says freestanding pavilions are available for public use first-come, first-served, with no reservations required. A City event record places the park at 301 Florida Boulevard and documents a .6-mile East Coast Greenway multi-use path connecting Neptune Beach Elementary School to Jarboe Park, plus a planned fitness trail and park improvements.

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Atlantic Beach (outside Neptune Beach)

Howell Park

The City of Atlantic Beach lists Howell Park at 401 Seminole Road, between Seminole Road and East Coast Drive. It describes the facility as a passive park with 2,500 feet of nature trails, freshwater streams, and picnic areas. This City of Atlantic Beach resource is outside Neptune Beach.

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Atlantic Beach (outside Neptune Beach)

Dutton Island Preserve

Atlantic Beach identifies Dutton Island Preserve as its largest park, at 793 Dutton Island Road West at the end of Dutton Island Drive, west of Mayport Road. The City lists nature trails, a fishing and viewing pier, canoe/kayak launch, picnic areas, pavilions, camping areas, and parking. The operator warns that king tides can affect road access and cause intermittent closures; confirm current conditions and access rules before visiting.

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Atlantic Beach (outside Neptune Beach)

Jack Russell Park

The City of Atlantic Beach lists Jack Russell Park at 800 Seminole Road on 12 acres of park land. Amenities include a large picnic pavilion, six tennis courts, two racquetball courts, two playgrounds, two ballfields, and soccer fields. The park is also home to the Oceanside Rotary Skate Park and Atlantic Beach Athletic Association; pavilion reservations and recreation questions are directed to the City.

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Planning tips

Connecting local habits with medical care

Accessible places to walk, exercise, shop, and build consistent routines can complement provider-guided weight management. Prescription treatment is only one possible part of care and does not replace nutrition, physical activity, sleep, preventive care, or management of other health conditions.

Telehealth service in Neptune Beach

Luma Health serves eligible Florida patients online. The resources in this guide are independent; they are not Luma Health clinics or affiliates.

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Sources and official listings

  1. City of Neptune Beach — Jarboe Park
  2. City of Neptune Beach — East Coast Greenway Trail Ribbon-Cutting and Jarboe Park Groundbreaking Ceremony
  3. City of Neptune Beach — Community
  4. City of Atlantic Beach — Howell Park
  5. City of Atlantic Beach — Dutton Island Preserve
  6. City of Atlantic Beach — Jack Russell Park
Information notice: Confirm current hours, fees, trail conditions, market schedules, product availability, and program details with each operator. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before beginning a new exercise or treatment program.