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         Accessible Amenities 
         Artificial Reef 
		 Bait & Tackle 
         Baseball 
         Basketball 
         Benches 
         Beach Pier 
         Bike Racks 
         Bike Trail 
         Birding Trail 
         Boat Dock 
         Boat Fuel 
         Boat Pumpout 
         Boat Ramp 
         Boat Trailer Parking 
         
         Canoe Rental 
           
         Concession Stand 
         DogPark 
         Drinking Fountain 
         Equestrian Trail 
         
         Fishing Available 
         Fitness Equipment
         
         Golf 
         Grills 
         Hiking Trail 
         Nonmotorized Launch   
         
         Kayak Rental  
         Lighting 
         Manatee Education 
         Multipurpose Field 
         On the water 
         
         Paddle Board Rental
         
         
         Parking 
         Pickleball 
         
         PWC Rental
         Picnic Shelters 
         Picnic Tables 
         Playground 
         Restaurant 
         Restrooms 
         RiverWalk 
         
         Sailboard Rental 
         
         Sailboat Rental 
         Scenic Overlook
         
         Skate Park 
         Soccer 
         Splash Pad 
         Surfing 
         Swimming Pool 
         Tennis 
         Trash Barrels 
         Wheelchair Accessible 
         Workout Station 
         
         
	 
  
    
    
    
    
      
        Boone Park is located in the Avondale area. The City purchased most of the property from William Elijah Boone and four other owners in 1926. Mr. Boone (1853-1938) bought and then rebuilt locomotives, which he leased to local industries in North Florida and South Georgia. In 1937, the “little house” was constructed on the grounds for use by the Girl Scouts, and the first tennis courts were built sometime prior to 1946. After the tennis clubhouse opened in 1950, the park hosted the City’s major, public tennis tournaments for decades. Riverside Avondale Preservation (RAP) has worked extensively for improvements at the park in recent years. Two of its sponsored committees (for the North and South portions of the park respectively), led by Doris Keith and Richard Skinner, oversaw major renovations between 1997 and 2003, with substantial funding and assistance provided by City Councilman Jim Overton and the DPRE. In 2022, 4 pickleball courts were added to the tennis complex.
      
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			| Amenity | 
			Count | 
		
	
	
		
			| Benches | 
			96 | 
		
		
			| Bike racks | 
			4 | 
		
		
			| Bleachers | 
			2 | 
		
		
			| Car Parking | 
			117 | 
		
		
			| Drinking Fountain | 
			  | 
		
		
			| Grills | 
			8 | 
		
		
			| Picnic shelters | 
			2 | 
		
		
			| Picnic Tables | 
			24 | 
		
		
			| Playground Equipment | 
			23 | 
		
		
			| Restrooms | 
			1 | 
		
		
			| Security Lighting | 
			  | 
		
		
			| Tennis Clay Lighted | 
			14 | 
		
		
			| Tennis Hard Lighted | 
			2 | 
		
		
			| Pickleball courts | 
			4 |