Dutton Island Park and Preserve Canoe/Kayak Launch 2001 Dutton Dr. Jacksonville, FL  32233

Mapit   PROVIDES ACCESS TO: NUMBER OF PARKING SPACES: Atlantic  Intercoastal Waterway   8 OVERFLOW PARKING: SPECIAL CONDITIONS:       ADA ACCESSIBLE: HOURS OF OPERATION: NO SUNRISE TO SUNSET   NUMBER OF RAMP LANES: AMENITIES: 1 PICNIC TABLE REST ROOMS   COORDINATES:   30 20'.169N 081 26'.033W     Vessel use rating   D                          VESSEL USE RATING GUIDE A= unlimited;  B= vessels less than 22 Feet C = jon boats and jet skis;  D= hand launch only

Amenities offered at this park: Qty. Amenity 1 Canoe/Kayak Launch 47 Car Parking 1 Pedestrian Docks 3 Picnic shelters 6 Picnic Tables 3 Restrooms 1 Trails Unpaved (Miles) 3 Trash Barrels 1 Water Features 2 Wildlife Observation Posts Yes Fishing Available

Acres: 386 Park Type: Preservation Council Person: Warren Alvarez History: The Dutton Island Park and Preserve is located just east of the Intracoastal Waterway, in the Atlantic Beach area of Jacksonville. Formerly known as Pine Island, it was renamed for a former owner, Walter Dutton. The City of Atlantic Beach purchased the island from Dutton's estate in 1998, and developed the property in three phases between early 2000 and the summer of 2003. Meanwhile, as the first acquisition of the newly-created Preservation Project, the City of Jacksonville purchased a nearby 98-acre tract in 1999 as the first expansion, followed by additional purchases of 242 acres in 2003 and 8 acres in 2005. Through the initial vision and work of local real estate broker and conservationist Tom Dumas, and the combined efforts of Atlantic Beach and Jacksonville officials, state agencies, and conservation organizations such as The Trust For Public Land, the park/preserve was established.