Adolph Wurn Park

History

Adolph Wurn Park is located in the Sans Souci area of southeast Jacksonville. The park, which opened in November 1955, was donated to Duval County by the developer of Sans Souci, Lonnie Wurn, and named for his father, Adolph Wurn (1890-1974), who emigrated from Poland to Jacksonville with his family in 1921, and eventually became a real estate developer. The park initially contained a swimming pool, recreation building, basketball court, and more, while two baseball fields were added later and used for games of the Sans Souci Athletic Association, founded in 1954. The County returned the park to Lonnie Wurn in 1961, and he allowed the Sans Souci Civic Association to operate the facility until it was conveyed to the City in 1985. Renovations completed in 2004 replaced the two baseball fields with a football field, which is now home for the Southside Seahawk teams, participants in the Pop Warner youth football program.

Park Amenities

Amenity	Count
Basketball Lighted	1
Benches	10
Bike racks	2
Bleachers	2
Car Parking	86
Concession Stand	1
Football	1
Perimeter Site Fencing
Picnic Tables	2
Playground Equipment	6
Restrooms	1
Security Lighting
Swimming Pools	1

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