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Keystone Beach
Located at 565 S. Lawrence Blvd. (SR 21), Keystone Heights on Lake Geneva. Keystone Beach has Picnic tables, BBQ grills, volleyball net, playgrounds and restrooms facilities. The Pavilion is available for rent. Keystone Beach is the recent home of Project Play. Project Play is a 5,200 sq.ft. state of the art wood playground built by volunteers in 5 days. Swimming at Keystone Beach is at your own risk.
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Keystone Heights Natural Park
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Leona F. Terry-Azalea Park
Located at Magnolia and Nightingale Streets. This park has an fitness trail with aerobic activities available. There is a gazebo available for picnicking and other gatherings.
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Geneva Jungle
Located at Keystone Beach, the Project Play playground was built in April, 1997 by the community
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Skateboard Park
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Theme Park
Located at 555 S. Lawrence Blvd, Keystone Heights, directly behind the City Hall building. Theme Park contains a tiny tot play area, picnic tables, tennis and basketball courts. Theme Park is the home of several annual activities: Our Country Day (July 4), this annual event has taken place for 20+ years. Our Country Day starts with a Street dance on the eve of July 3. On July 4th: Arts & Crafts on display, baby crawl, parade at 11:00 am, volleyball, fish fry, live entertainment and all day activities at Keystone Beach, ending with fireworks at dusk. Theme Park is also the home of the Keystone Branch Clay County Library.
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Gold Head Branch State Park
Spring's cool mornings and clear days makes hiking our trails an excellent time to view the abundant wildlife that call Gold Head Branch State Park their home. The park serves as home to a wide variety of wildlife from white-tailed deer, turkey, and gopher tortoise to various water and wading birds. Whether you rent one of our cabins, a campsite or come for a picnic, you are sure to enjoy your stay. Be sure to read our Park Activities page and see all the activities we have to offer you.
Gold Head Branch is one of the original CCC parks in Florida. The craftsmanship and architecture can be appreciated on the Ranger Station, picnic pavilion and the bath house. The CCC Era cabins are fine examples of the architecture used during the 1920's in parks throughout the nation. These cabins are still being rented by visitors today.
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