About the Hanna Park Campground

Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park is owned by the City of Jacksonville, Florida.  The park and campground is operated by the city's Parks, Recreation, and Community Services department.  In 2016, the department contracted Adventure Kayak Florida, LLC. to operate the park's concessions, including the campground store and watercraft rentals.  This website was created by Adventure Kayak Florida to supplement the parks department's official website for Hanna Park.

Visit The Jacksonville Historical Society and the Timucuan Parks Foundation websites to read about Kathryn Abbey Hanna and how the park was named for her.

300 full hook-up RV and tent campsites set in a shady tree canopy.  Every campsite has 15, 30, and 50 amp electricity, water, a picnic table, fire ring, and sewer hookup.

Two playgrounds, one in the front and one in the back of the campground.

A nature center showcasing the wildlife in and around the park.  Open Friday and Saturday from 2pm to 5pm.

3 bath houses with hot showers and bathrooms.

Laundry room with coin operated washers and dryers.

1 1/2 miles of pristine beach along the Atlantic Ocean.

A freshwater lake for fishing and boating.  No gas operated boats allowed.  Florida fishing license required to fish. No  cast nets permitted.

Miles of hiking and mountain bike trails.