Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Orange Park Area

"On Saturdays, head under the Fuller Warren Bridge to Riverside Arts Market for a smorgasbord of meats, cheeses, salads, hors d’oeuvres and everything in between. For the most meticulous of meal preppers, you’ll find fresh, local produce – even craft beer!. With a massive variety of small businesses – everything from urban and rural farmers and bakeries to art dealers and crafters of handmade goods – this market offers the best the local community has to offer in terms of local food, crafts and wares."

"Every Saturday the Riverside Arts Market comes to life under the Riverside bridge in Jacksonville. Local artists come to sell their wares, setting up the area beautifully and uniquely. There is usually live entertainment such as; singing, dancing, comedy, or other simple entertainment for the crowds drawn in by the markets."

"When this snazzy open-air mall arrived in 2005 it brought with it many brands that were new to the Jacksonville shopping scene at the time. St. Johns Town Center is close to the University of North Florida campus and has given rise to a shopping enclave between the Beaches and downtown, with an Ikea close by and a branch of TopGolf, which we’ll come to later. On St. Johns Town Center’s leafy streets (watch out for traffic) there are upwards of 170 tenants, with a fair few luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Lacoste, Michael Kors and Tiffany & Co."

"Hyatt Place Jacksonville St. Johns Town Center features a restaurant, outdoor swimming pool, a fitness centre and bar in Jacksonville. With a shared lounge, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom. The accommodation provides a 24-hour front desk and luggage storage space for guests."

"This popular mid-market mall at the intersection of US 1 and Southside Boulevard has been trading since 1990 and was updated in the 2000s. Hit up The Avenues for mall ever-presents like Claire’s, Dillard’s Foot Locker, H&M, Hot Topic, JCPenney, Lush, MAC, Pandora and Sephora. On two levels there are two main drags that meet under a rather impressive glass dome."

"CoHo Gifts is officially open @The Avenues Mall lower level across from Aeropostale. Come see us for all your holiday... The Avenues is a popular indoor shopping mall that is particularly famous among the locals."

"Cutter and Cutter Fine Art Gallery is located at 25 King Street in the heart of the historic district. They represent notable artists such as Salvador Dali and Dr. Suess among many others!. The owners of this gallery started with a small gift shop and noted that the majority of their sales were art."

"Whether you’re looking for sculpture, contemporary art, or prints of legendary works by artists like Salvador Dali, you’ll find them here."

"Sailors Siren’s mission is to provide unique gifts that make your salty, Southern life easier and extra fabulous. Located near Jacksonville Beach, this shop is a must-visit if you’re in the area. This shop is owned and operated by mother-daughter duo Michele and Whit."

"Metalartz is an eclectic gallery that features the work of over 60 local, regional and national artists. The gallery displays metal and woodwork, hand-blown glass, and handcrafted jewelry along with paintings and photography."

"Featuring 70 artists in metal, glass, wood, painting, photography. Sun – Thu 10:30 – 7 | Fri – Sat 10:30 – 9 | 904-824-6322 | metalartzgifts.com"

"Located on St John’s Avenue with cross streets of Talbot Avenue, The Shoppes Of Historic Avondale is a shopping center where one can indulge in some authentic, country-style shopping experience. There are several stores, all of which are owned by locals. One can find clothing, decorative items, groceries, and several other items."

"A post shared by Greg Unger (@ungermotivation) on Jan 6, 2018 at 4:05pm PST. Located in the heart of Jacksonville, Saint Nicholas Shopping Center is a place that is frequently visited by locals. It is particularly famous because of the hardware store where one can find hard-to-find products and supplies at affordable prices."

"Butterfield Garage, located inside a remodeled 1920’s garage, is an artist-run gallery exhibiting fine contemporary art including paintings, sculptures, and handmade clothing. Butterfield Garage is one of the only galleries in St. Augustine where visitors have the opportunity to interact with featured artists."

"The Historic Peña-Peck House in the Colonial Quarter of Saint Augustine is one of the oldest surviving buildings in the town; it was constructed in 1750. The first residents were the members of the Peña family; after that, the British occupied the city for 20 years, and various high-ranking officials lived in the home. Later, the house was purchased by Seth Peck, whose granddaughter was the last owner."

"The Pena-Peck House is a historic residence, open as a museum with free tours. It was constructed circa 1750 for the Royal Treasurer, Juan Esteban de Pena. It is a fine example of the city’s First Spanish Period homes, with the loggia and first floor little changed from its original appearance."

"It is home to the central congregation of the Trinity Parish, which convened in 1821. The building itself has been renovated and expanded several times over the last two centuries, including the pre-Civil War installation of some truly stunning stained-glass windows that still remain today (such as the triptych above the central altar). The rest of the building is no less a work of stunning architectural art, with graceful lines and sweeping buttresses adorning the exterior."

"Fronting on the central Plaza in St. Augustine’s Old City district, the original historic Trinity Episcopal Church was constructed from 1830-31 and rebuilt in 1902. It is the oldest of the Protestant churches in Florida. The original church, constructed of local coquina stone, was 36 feet wide by 50 feet long."

"Trinity Parish Church was established in St. Augustine in 1821 and is the oldest Protestant Church in the state of Florida. The first building was erected in the 1830s and was made of coquina."

"You’ll never go hungry at this delightful, award-winning inn with 15 romantic rooms directly across the road from Matanzas Bay. The hotel’s breakfasts are the stuff of legend, with mouthwatering dishes such as french toast, banana pancakes and blueberry waffles. There are also two complimentary daily happy hours where home-made sangria, beer and wine are served with appetizers or home-baked desserts for real holiday indulgence – don’t miss the peanut butter pie."

"Opposite Matanzas Bay, this 15-room B&B offers a relaxed, sophisticated stay while still being close to the action. The rooms are individually styled with standout period furnishings – most have a double-jetted tub. Make sure to request water views upon booking; you might even spot the odd dolphin pod."

"Right along the waterfront, you will find the award-winning Bayfront Marin House across from Matanzas Bay in the historic district. This setting offers impressive views for guests to enjoy. Rooms have individual thermostats and private entrances to help enhance privacy."