The park was named in honor of James F. Holland, a local community leader and key figure in the development of Palm Coast.
It is centrally located in the 'F' section of Palm Coast, which is one of the original planned communities of the area.
The facility includes an inclusive play structure designed to be accessible to children with diverse physical abilities.
The park's layout was engineered to facilitate both high-intensity sports and passive recreational activities within a single footprint.
James F. Holland Memorial Park is a 26-acre recreational facility located in Palm Coast, Florida. The park features a diverse range of amenities including tennis courts, pickleball courts, and a multi-purpose athletic field. It hosts a dedicated splash pad and an extensive playground area designed for children. Fitness enthusiasts utilize the outdoor workout station and the paved walking trails that wind through the grounds. The park serves as a community hub with pavilion rentals available for events. It features significant landscape design with various native trees and open green spaces. Recent updates have focused on modernizing the court surfaces and play equipment. The park is managed and maintained by the City of Palm Coast Parks and Recreation department.
The elevated boardwalk areas that offer a clear vantage point over the native landscape and active play zones.
Bring a towel and change of clothes if you plan to use the splash pad area.
The paved walking trails connect to a wider network, making it a good starting point for a longer neighborhood walk.
Check the City of Palm Coast website to reserve pavilions in advance if you are planning a group gathering.
Do not leave valuables in your vehicle, as is standard practice in public parks; avoid visiting during mid-day in July and August due to extreme heat index levels.
Proper athletic footwear is required for tennis and pickleball courts; no glass containers allowed.
