Place and population
Nocatee is a large master-planned community spanning northern St. Johns County and a smaller portion of Duval County. It is organized as a network of villages connected to parks, trails, schools, amenities, and a growing town center rather than as an incorporated municipality.
The Nocatee census-designated place counted 22,503 residents in 2020. Community marketing boundaries and the Census boundary are not identical, so an address should always be checked against its actual county and taxing district. Read the Nocatee Census profile, or view nocatee on google maps.
How the area developed
Development planning began in the late 1990s on land long held by the Davis family, and home sales began in the 2000s. Nocatee's modern history is best understood through its phased villages, conservation areas, and infrastructure rather than through a traditional town center that grew over centuries. Continue with About Nocatee and the Wikipedia place overview.
What daily life looks like
Nocatee Town Center is the public-facing retail and dining hub, reached from many villages by roads and multi-use paths. Station Field hosts markets, food trucks, concerts, and public events, while residents also use community-specific pools, parks, and recreation facilities. Start with the Nocatee community for current local information.


