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Take a self-guided tour through history. Many of the places along the Heritage Trail in downtown Live Oak are listed on the state or national Register of Historic Places. The buildings featured were built prior to 1925 and maintain much of their historic value as a connection to the past. Learn More
One of America’s most renowned hunting and fishing operations, Bienville Plantation is a premier location for quail hunting, guided bass fishing, duck hunting, alligator hunting, skeet, trap, five-stand, fine dining and lodging. Perfect for individual sportsman, families and corporations, Bienville Plantation is the ultimate outdoor experience. Learn More
Rendered an historical site, this 11-acred park was once the home of trading post and ferry owners Ruben and Rebecca Charles. A staircase is available for easy access to the shallow spring. The park contains a paved boat ramp and allows for plenty of activities including picnicking, hiking, swimming, diving and nature watching. Port-o-let facilities…
Part of Suwannee Belle Estates, this forested park is ideal for hiking, picnicking, nature watching and swimming. The park offers a staircase for access to the springs as well as a boat ramp. Port-o-let facilities are available. Learn More
Along the Suwannee River, northwest of Branford, Little River Springs has 125 acres of lush land home to wildlife such as birds and deer. The springs are ideal for swimming but also have a cave system utilized for cave diving into the water. Renovated in 2003, the springs include paved walkways and trails that allow…
Falmouth Spring is located within a 276-acre recreation area. The majority of the area is sandhill and upland mixed forest, with some slash pine. This well-shaded spring run is popular for swimming and wading in the hot summertime. When the Suwannee River is at flood stage, the dark river water travels through the ground water…
Partnering with eight “hubs” along the Suwannee River, Suwannee River Wilderness Trail starts the path down the river from White Springs, 171 miles down to the Gulf of Mexico. The trail is primarily used for paddling, having its own paddling guidebook that takes paddlers through its trail down to its partners’ locations. The hubs offer…
Suwannee River State Park rests where the Withlacoochee River meets the Suwannee River. The State Park serves as a staple piece to Florida’s history holding one of the state’s oldest cemeteries, along with earthworks that date back to the Civil War. The park includes five trails and scenic views stretching from the forest to the…
Extending from Lake City, Live Oak and Jasper, this state park is rich with history, natural beauty and activities for people looking for both excitement and relaxation. Great for a vacation spot, the River Valley is home to trails, scenic views, local wildlife, rivers and springs. Accommodations can be made at the River Valley’s campgrounds.…
Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park Way down upon the Suwannee River, the Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park honors the memory of American composer Stephen Foster. It features a museum and amphitheater in addition to various natural amenities. Learn More