Since 1995, Adventure Landing park has entertained those in Jacksonville, FL. Yet, after filing for bankruptcy, the park will close permanently in October 2021, per the Florida Times-Union. However, the park may find new life as a multi-family housing community.
The Jacksonville Business Journal reports that the $80 million endeavor will comprise over 420 units spread across four three-story buildings. The largest residential building will feature 177 units, while the others will comprise anywhere from 78 units to 90 units each.
Adventure Landings will soon make way for a new housing complex. Photo by the Florida Times-Union
Plans are in the works for a parking garage with over 820 spots. Additionally, the community will feature about 8,000 square feet of “leasing, club and retail space.” The project’s owned by Trevato Development Group. The Construction Journal reports that the Jacksonville-based firm has four active projects across multiple sectors.
Attorney Steve Diebenow, who’s working with the Trevato Development Group, told the Jacksonville Business Journal in June 2021 that construction would not start right away. After all, Adventure Landings is currently in operation, and the site needs to be rezoned. The build site itself measures over 50 acres, but the apartments will be built in a 15-acre cluster. Much of the remaining land will be set aside for conservation.
An aerial view of the future build site, per Google Earth
Multiple online sources have listed the new community’s address as 1944 Beach Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL, 32250, in Duval County––the same address as Adventure Landing. The community may have an updated address once it starts construction.
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