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The City of Keystone Heights, Florida

Keystone Heights is a rapidly growing community due to its close proximity to Jacksonville and Gainesville. It is also home to the Keystone Airpark which is the only general aviation airport in Clay County. The airpark also has designed areas for light commercial and industrial development. Keystone Heights has a multitude of lakes, making it a paradise for fishermen, boaters, swimmers, campers, picnickers or those simply looking for a place to rest in the sun. Keystone Heights is 48 miles southwest of Jacksonville, and many residents commute daily to work within a 50-mile radius.

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