As you embark on a boating journey along this mighty waterway, which stretches over 300 miles from its origins at Blue Cypress Lake to its vast embrace with the Atlantic Ocean, you uncover a realm where natural beauty and history converge.
Fort George Island Cultural State Park is a Jacksonville gem that dates back 5000 years. It was populated by many over the years and today this lush island park is a popular tourist destination for those in our area.
It’s located over at 11241 Fort George Road in Jacksonville open every day of the year from 8 am to sundown. Named after a fort built in 1736 and was later the site of vacation clubhouse in the 1920s that has since been restored. See why visitors today love coming to Fort George Island and visiting these top landmarks below.
