The once-popular amusement park closed their location on Jacksonville’s Westside in 2021 and Jacksonville Beach in 2025.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. — The last remaining Adventure Landing location on the First Coast is coming to a permanent close in the coming days, the amusement park announced on social media Tuesday.
Adventure Landing St. Augustine will close its doors for good on Sunday, April 12, the park said in a Facebook post, adding that they aren’t renewing their property lease at their State Road 16 location.
The future of the location came into question in October, 2025, when a Jacksonville-based developer submitted an application with plans to “demolish the Adventure Landing site and redevelop it into new commercial sites.”
At the time, the park released a statement saying they were “open for business,” adding that their landlord had not informed them of any future plans.
In their April 7 post, the park thanked the St. Augustine community.
“We’ve loved being part of this community – celebrating birthdays, family nights, first dates, and countless memories with all of you,” The park said in a Facebook post. “While we’re sad to see this chapter come to an end, we are incredibly grateful for the years of fun and support you’ve given us. Come see us one more time, make a few more memories, and help us celebrate the good times we shared.”
The popular amusement park closed its Jacksonville Beach location in 2025 and its Westside Jacksonville location in 2021.
The April 12 closure of the St. Augustine location ends the amusement park chain’s presence on the First Coast and all of Florida, with three sites remaining in North Carolina and one each in New York and Texas.