Chuck Rogers Park — Attraction in Jacksonville

I recently visited the amazing kids park that features giant playsets, closed bathrooms, a large soccer field, and covered picnic tables, and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations! This park is truly a dream come true for kids and families alike.

First off the giant playsets are simply incredible. They provide endless opportunities for imaginative play and exploration. With slides, climbing walls, swings, and tunnels, kids of all ages can find something that suits their interests. The playsets are well-maintained and designed with safety in mind, giving parents peace of mind while their children have the time of their lives.

I was pleasantly surprised to find closed bathrooms within the park. This convenience ensures that families can spend more time enjoying the activities and less time worrying about finding nearby facilities. The bathrooms were clean, well-stocked, and easily accessible, making it a hassle-free experience for everyone.

The presence of a large soccer field adds another layer of fun and physical activity to the park. Children can engage in friendly matches, practice their soccer skills, or simply run around and enjoy some healthy competition. It's a great way to encourage teamwork, exercise, and outdoor play.

The covered picnic tables are a thoughtful addition to the park. They provide a shaded area where families can relax, enjoy a picnic, and recharge before diving back into the excitement. It's wonderful to have a dedicated space for families to gather, share a meal, and create lasting memories together.

One of the things that stood out to me was the playset area surrounded by cool trees. The shade provided by the trees offers a pleasant respite from the sun, making the play area even more enjoyable. It creates a serene and natural atmosphere, adding to the overall beauty of the park.

Overall, this kids park is an absolute gem. It has everything a family could ask for in a recreational space—water features, giant playsets, closed bathrooms, a large soccer field, covered picnic tables, and a playset area surrounded by cool trees. The attention to detail and the dedication to providing a safe and enjoyable environment for children truly shine through.

I highly recommend this park to all families looking for a fantastic outing. It's a place where kids can be kids, families can bond, and lifelong memories can be made. You won't be disappointed—five stars...

Medium sized park w sports fields. Terrible parking situation with one way in & out, but I like that several spots are close to the playground. The location on a busy road makes it convenient to get to, but making a left turn into the parking lot is dangerous. Close parking spots help parents get to the playground & bathroom. The playground is in good condition and partially fenced. I wish it was fully fenced as it's so close to the parking lot & a runaway child can easily get struck by cars. The soccer fields are in abysmal condition. I'm shocked they can host games here, when 20-30% of the fields are missing grass. On hot days it is dusty, on damp days it's muddy. Playing on uneven surfaces is dangerous as it makes the children more prone to spraining ankles, tripping, and they can't run as fast. Lots of shade at the [few] picnic benches and playground. The playground is satisfactory but could be larger and more interactive. I didn't use the loo but it's conveniently located by the playground. Most of the parking is sketchy on game days as families are improvising due to the lack of space. You can't park in adjacent neighborhoods cuz it's not a reasonable walk. I like that most cars are visible so hopefully that deters car break-ins. The park is not pretty or scenic in any way, so this isn't a destination for photos or parties. No benches or bleachers near the fields for spectators!?!? I'd rank this as a C- city park that isn't notable or special for any reason other than it hosts many soccer matches in a central location. We have no incentive to stay longer to play nor to stop here when we're running errands in Mandarin, etc. As a soccer park, I'd rank it as a D- or F. The Parks Department needs more money as I know they can do better. If you need inspiration, just look at Sunshine Park, east of...

Was here for a soccer game. Parking was pretty much non existent. There were two police officers directing traffic from San Jose but that didn't help with the flow of cars both leading in & out of park. Due to lack of parking spaces vehicles park on sides of road leading into park. However those sides spots are not big enough to accommodate the long length of trucks & SUV's which then overflows into road. There is also no safe place to walk amongst all the cars coming & going to the games. The soccer fields are just ok. Not the best or worst. The one my grandson played on slopped either downward or upward depending on when you switched halves. Playground area was fine nothing broken. Bathrooms were awful. Typical unkept bathrooms. No soap or TP & had a funky smell. Overall spent more time trying to get in, find a parking spot & get out than I was there to...