If you’re looking to get the kids out and exploring, check out one of the many Forts in North Florida. They’re packed with fun & adventure! Forts in Jacksonville Fort Caroline National Monument While there’s not much of a traditional fort structure, Fort Caroline offers a wide open space with lots of history and space …
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If you’ve ever wanted to camp on an island, away from the hustle and bustle of Jacksonville, then Cumberland Island might just be the adventure you’ve been looking for. The park offers primitive sites that are perfect for the family that wants to get away. Although it takes a little bit of planning, this is …
If your kids have ever wanted to become a National Park Junior Ranger, Jacksonville is a great place to begin their adventure. North Florida is home to an expansive park system. We’re lucky to have access to city, state and federal lands designated for our enjoyment of the outdoors. One of our favorite activities in …
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Just an hour north of Jacksonville sits Cumberland Island National Seashore. The island is only accessible by ferry from St. Marys, Georgia and it makes for a great day trip with kids. You can also camp on Cumberland Island. That trip requires a little bit more planning, but you can read all about our experience …
Just a short drive from Jacksonville, on the south side of St. Augustine, sits Fort Matanzas National Monument. Free to visit, this site is part of the National Park Service and makes a great day trip for the family. Fort Matanzas St. Augustine Fort Matanzas National Monument is split into two areas. There’s the visitor …
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