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The City of Palm Coast recognizes that youth and adult sports programs positively impact the community's residents. The Palm Coast Sports Alliance was initially created as part of the economic development plan Prosperity 2021, with the goal being to create opportunities to promote and expand sports, recreation, and leisure programs for our local citizens, market and attract sporting and ...
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This park is located at 18 Florida Park Dr., approximately 1/2 mile north of Palm Coast Parkway. This is currently the City's main active park. The many amenities include- Little League Baseball Fields, Soccer Fields, Basketball, Tennis, Bocce Ball, Shufffleboard, Sand Volleyball, Wall Handball/Racquetball Courts, Pavilions, Gazebo and restrooms.
- 18 Florida Park Dr, Palm Coast, 32137
- (386) 986-2323
18 Florida Park Drive Palm Coast, FL 32137. Get Directions to James F. Holland Memorial Park. From: Go: City of Palm Coast. 160 Lake Avenue Palm Coast, FL 32164 Tel ...
May 14, 2021 · The city of Palm Coast City Council along with the Parks and Recreation Department celebrated the completion of the James F. Holland Memorial Park phase two renovations, which includes the 10,000-square-foot splash pad, with a ribbon cutting on May 14 at the park, located at 18 Florida Park Drive.
Feb 9, 2021 · Construction on the multi-million dollar phase two improvements of one of Palm Coast's most popular parks, located at 18 Florida Park Drive, began in May of 2019. The centerpiece of these additions introduces a splash pad next to the existing sugar mill-themed playground. The splash pad design reflects the river, ocean, lakes and swampy areas.
