Jackson View Park

Jackson View Park is a 45-acre public park located in Tallahassee, Florida. Situated on the shores of Lake Jackson, the park offers a variety of recreational opportunities for visitors. The park features a 1-mile long nature trail that takes visitors through a portion of Lake Jackson Mounds Archaeological State Park, showcasing Tallahassee's iconic live oak trees and native flora and fauna.

The park includes four earthen temple mounds, two of which are accessible to the public. Visitors can explore an interpretive trail that passes by remnants from Florida's Territorial Period, providing historical context to the area.

Jackson View Park is designed to accommodate various activities and interests. The park's location on Lake Jackson allows for water-based activities, while the open spaces and trails cater to those interested in land-based recreation and nature observation.

The park is family-friendly, featuring a playground for children and picnic areas for group gatherings. An observation pier extends into Lake Jackson, offering visitors a vantage point to appreciate the lake's beauty and observe local wildlife.

Jackson View Park is open from sunrise to sunset, allowing visitors to enjoy the park throughout the day.