ATTENTION: NO FIREWOOD ALLOWED TO BE BROUGHT INTO THE PARK!
 Unless it has a certification of treatment, or other form of exemption.
​This is to protect Florida’s natural and agricultural resources from invasive species that are known to spread on firewood; these include forest pests like emerald ash borer, Asian longhorned beetle, spongy moth, and sirex woodwasp – as well as diseases such as sudden oak death, beech bark disease, and oak wilt.

We are known for our 1,500 foot boardwalk through the natural wetlands to the historic Suwannee River where you then have access to 2,000 feet of river side to fish, enjoy the beautiful views, sit and relax, or take a stroll along the river's edge on the trail that leads to 'Jim's Place' where you can rest, relax, or picnic beside the spring fed creek where it joins the river. 
​Take time to explore the amazing variety of plants, trees, and wildlife.

Our reviews show that we are known as being the quietest and most peaceful park in the area as we are surrounded by state protected land. 
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We're in the perfect location for fishing, bird watching, hiking, biking, boating, visiting local natural springs, and most of all, getting away from it all and just relaxing.  ​

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Bring your bikes and ride the rails to trails that allow you to enjoy the area at your own speed for miles and miles of beautiful scenery.

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