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A 416-acre city nature park with more than six miles of trails through sandhill, flatwoods and cypress domes, and one of the last stands of fire-dependent longleaf pine woodland left in the area. A ten-acre Living History Farm on the grounds interprets daily life on an 1870 Florida farm. Free to visit, and dogs are not allowed anywhere in the park.
Living History Saturdays. On the first Saturday of the month from September through May, interpreters work the Living History Farm from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, portraying day-to-day life on an 1870 Florida farm. The program is free.
Barnyard Buddies. Every Wednesday from September through May at 3:00 PM, children with an adult can help staff with the afternoon feeding on the Living History Farm. The program is free.
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Upcoming events within a few miles, from our nightly-updated calendar.
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Facts confirmed September 22, 2026 against the official source. Rechecked on a schedule; last check 2026-09-22 · 03:40 EDT. Always confirm before you go.