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Suwannee River
The Suwannee River Live Oak is a large, deciduous tree native to the southeastern United States. It is found in the coastal plain from North Carolina to Florida, and west to Louisiana. It is a member of the white oak group, and is one of the most common trees in the southeastern United States. The Suwannee River Live Oak is a large, spreading tree with a broad, rounded crown. It can reach heights of up to 80 feet and can live for up to 300 years. The leaves are dark green and leathery, and the bark is gray and deeply furrowed. The Suwannee River Live Oak is an important source of food and shelter for wildlife, and its wood is used for furniture, flooring, and other wood products.
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User Reviews
J Kevin Wilkinson
Had a blast but they made my friend leave and tried to steal his electrical cord, then tried to extort him for 50 bucks to give it back. The park officer brought it back. The Mad Hatter is a very popular guy at the festival, so they really got a black eye. The park was great, I had no problems, but the few ruin it for many. So shame on the staff, you should refund Kevin 100% of his money. Until you do I will never come back.
Apex Ventures
On the day I visited (day after Christmas), there was no one there. A sign was left on the ranger station window saying the trails were closed, but no one was there to patrol, so you could take the trails at your own peril. It's an overall nice park that has the feel of being out in the woods/nature with some views of the Suwanee River. It made for a nice stop to take a walk in nature before continuing my drive (not far from highway I-10) while also crossing off another Florida State Park from the list.
Olga Clavier
Just came back from a two nights stay @ Suwannee River state park. We rented a cabin and it was large, comfortable and very well equipped. A/C in this hot summer worked pretty good plus there are fans in each room. Park is gorgeous and well kept. Hiking trails inside the parks perimeter are perfect for beginners. Overall our stay was wonderful. Peaceful and quiet place. Beautiful surroundings
A Nelson (DZ Dog Mom)
This is a small park, but it has nice/we'll maintained, level rv pads, we fit our 35ft fifthwheel without any issues. Some of the spots are tight to get into we saw some neighbors struggle, but even they made it. The bathrooms and showers are clean and maintained, I love that their is a coded entry. Beautiful trail system with a boat ramp and river access. And tons of little wildlife to keep the kiddos entertained!
David Vande Vyver
This place was a really nice park but it wasn't quite shining like it should when we were there due to a hurricane that came through about a half year ago as well as high water levels. They seem to be trying to clean up and a lot of the trails are passable but the look outs were mostly closed and there is still a lot of lumber laying on the ground yet, but I'm sure the hard working rangers will eventually have this park cleaned back up and looking like it's former glory soon! And I hope to stop in next year to see it 😉