Mayport Village is located about 15 minutes from Moncrief Road in Jacksonville. Driving is the most common way to access the area. Public transportation options may be limited, so check local transit schedules if needed.

While the core of Mayport Village can be explored on foot, especially around the fishing village and shops, having a car is recommended for exploring the wider Mayport area and nearby beaches.

For exploring the fishing village and local shops, walking is ideal. If you plan to visit multiple breweries or restaurants spread out, driving or using a ride-sharing service might be more convenient.

Parking availability can vary. Some establishments like breweries and restaurants have dedicated parking lots. Street parking may be available in certain areas, especially near the fishing village.

Yes, Coconut Key Coffee mentions hopping on a ferry from Mayport to head to Amelia Island or Fernandina Beach, making it a convenient starting point for island excursions.

Yes, Mayport Garden Club is often reservation-only, especially when it first opened. It's a speakeasy, so planning ahead is crucial to secure a spot for their unique cocktails. +1

Mayport Village itself does not have an entry fee. However, individual establishments like bars or restaurants may have their own pricing for food and drinks. Some speakeasies might have cover charges or require reservations.

Hours vary significantly by establishment. Seafood restaurants and markets are often busiest in the morning and early afternoon. Bars and breweries tend to open later in the day and stay open into the evening. It's best to check individual business hours online.

While not explicitly stated for the brewery, Casa Leon Mexican Restaurant in Mayport is reopening with extended hours, including Sundays. It's advisable to check Mayport Brewing Co.'s specific hours for any day.

Absolutely! Mayport Brewing Co. encourages visitors to bring their own food, whether from home or delivery services like DoorDash or Uber Eats.

For the freshest, wild-caught Mayport shrimp, head to Safe Harbor Seafood and Restaurant or Singleton's. Aim for early mornings to see the boats coming in.

Casa Leon is a Mexican restaurant that has been a staple in Mayport since 2012, serving classic Mexican dishes and tasty tacos. They've also added a new bar and outdoor seating.

Mayport Garden Club is known for its creative craft cocktails, often with a tiki theme. Expect unique concoctions in a fun, speakeasy atmosphere. +1

Mayport Brewing Co. doesn't serve food, but they are known for their craft beers. You can pair your drinks with food you bring in, and they are also located next to Bones Pizza, which you can order from your table. +1

Juicy Mayport offers an all-you-can-eat seafood experience. While rated 7.5/10, some reviewers suggest seasoning your own boil for a better taste.

The Mayport Fishing Village with its boats and waterfront views offers great photo opportunities. The unique decor of Mayport Garden Club and the charming storefronts of Coconut Key Coffee also make for picturesque shots.

While you can see parts of Naval Station Mayport from the village, be mindful of security restrictions. Focus on the public areas and the scenic waterfront for your photography.

The architecture of the William "Bill" Gulliford, Jr. Community Center is designed to echo historical Mayport buildings. The St. Johns River Lighthouse is also a subject of interest, with discussions about its potential relocation. +1

Early mornings offer soft light and the chance to capture the fishing boats. Golden hour in the late afternoon can also provide beautiful lighting for the waterfront and village scenes.

The Mayport Village Outpost and Gallery features paintings by artists like Tripp Harrison and Henry Von Genk, offering a unique artistic backdrop for photos.