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Faver-Dykes
Faver Dykes State Park is a 1,400-acre Florida State Park located in St. Augustine, Florida. It is located on the banks of the Intracoastal Waterway and is home to a variety of wildlife, including alligators, turtles, and a variety of birds. The park offers a variety of activities, including camping, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, and biking. There are also picnic areas, a playground, and a nature center. The park is a great place to explore the natural beauty of the area and to learn about the history of the area.
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User Reviews
James Frazier
We enjoyed paddling Pellicer Creek from the dock at Faver Dykes. At Nspired Adventures, we are full-time rvers. See our travels.
Amy Del Prete
This was a beautiful little park, only 30 spots, but nice walking trails on a nice river or creek. Easy access to St Augustine and surrounding Palm Coast. Clean bathrooms etc. No washers. However, today, 2/14/25, they are closing for general renovation and will not be open for a few mos.
Josh Bailey
Quiet hiking on the trail on a Thursday..quite noisy at the camp ground.. Overall it is a very nice park.. Clean and well maintained. Decent facilities and a noticeable presence of park Rangers.. the trail was very flat, wide, and very well-maintained. Very easy hiking this hike would be good for small children and older folks.
Lisa Gilbert
Such an amazing adventure for father's day today ! The bathrooms were super clean compared to most nature parks , no trash and the woods are absolutely beautiful. the kids had an amazing time kayaking and watching all of the alligators in their natural habitat.. such a family friendly place to be 💕 thank you for the experience!
David Koran
I came here to hike the trails. There are two nature walk trails totaling around 4 to 5 miles. All of the roads are sand. The southern side of the entire park is on Pellicer Creek. This entire area is full of alligators. You cannot go swimming. Also be careful, stay on the trail and check yourself for ticks. The bathrooms were clean and the boat launch was nice with floating docks. It was very quiet on the nature trails. You could not hear any cars. Overall. I would give this park a thumbs up for a nice day trip. I did not camp here.