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Fort Clinch State Park

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Welcome to Fort Clinch State Park, a captivating blend of history and nature located at 2601 Atlantic Avenue, Fernandina Beach, Florida. Open year …

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Oct 18, 2024
This is a great place to lose yourself in the beauty of nature. From driving down the tree canopied road to hiking trails, checking out the overlooks, exploring the fort and hunting shark teeth, ther… Full review by fegan14
Sep 30, 2024
Was looking for shark teeth right next to the fort, so I decided to check k out the fort. It costs $4-$6 to enter the state park and an additional $2.50 per person to enter the fort. There are a fe… Full review by MRogers111
Sep 12, 2024
Enjoyable time spent here, even though it was raining in biblical proportions! My husband purchased a rain poncho from the shop (wish I had, I quickly learned my Mac is not waterproof). Interesting… Full review by 870anneb
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The 19th Century historic landmark Fort Clinch State Park is named after General Duncan Lamont Clinch. every month, local volunteers …
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Questions & answers

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Has anyone tent camped in august? Wondering what we are in for any recommendations for staying cool? Also, how are …
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Has anyone tent camped in august? Wondering what we are in for any recommendations for staying cool? Also, how are mosquito’s and ticks? TIA
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We didn't camp. Have fun ...
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Our kids are experienced road bikers, but we've never mountain biked. Should we stick to the roads on our bikes or could …
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Our kids are experienced road bikers, but we've never mountain biked. Should we stick to the roads on our bikes or could we handle the bike paths? Our kids will have their nice Treks but we'll be on local rental bikes.
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Because there are so many different paths you can easily select one that matches your need. Some are very smooth and easily accessible while others involve a lot of foliage and require …
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Because there are so many different paths you can easily select one that matches your need. Some are very smooth and easily accessible while others involve a lot of foliage and require some maneuvering.
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Is walk in tent camping allowed or do you need a reservation ???????
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Reservations are required online at reserveamerica.
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Did the campground get damaged by Hurricane Dorian?
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Sorry, I don't know. The island did not have any serious damage.
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I see a lot of people mentioning the ability to fish at this SP. Has anyone actually spent the time here to fish & have you …
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I see a lot of people mentioning the ability to fish at this SP. Has anyone actually spent the time here to fish & have you caught anything? Heading there in a couple weeks and just wondering if we should even think about planning a meal around the fish we catch....
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Not really, the big fishing used to take place on the fishing pier, which was partially destroyed by the hurricane 3-years ago, and has since been totally removed.
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Pack a Picnic. For those of you planning a romantic getaway, consider packing a picnic to take to the park! There’s nothing better than enjoying the warm, breezy weather in a sunny spot on the beach w…
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Ride Bikes. The park’s 3-mile entry road from front gate to the fortress itself, shaded by lovely tree canopy, is a wonderful place for leisurely bike rides (visitors can also rent bicycles at the For…
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Visit the Museum and Fort Clinch. The Fort Clinch Museum is open 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. every day of the year and it costs $2.50 to enter the fort itself.
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Bring Binoculars for Birdwatching. Did you know this park is one of the first stops on the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail? Encounter a variety of bird species such as woodpeckers, red-tailed…
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Riverside campground. We have visited Fort Clinch State Park many times. Wonderful place with forested surroundings, beautiful beaches, hiking/biking trails, wildlife & the civil war era fort.
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Look for the trail to duck into the forest on the edge of the parking area, on the west side of the main road
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Hike the Sand Dunes. You can choose to hike the six-mile Willow Pond Hiking Trail that encircles a series of freshwater ponds.
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Collect Seashells and Sharks’ Teeth. Beachcombing is a popular pastime for seashell and sharks’ teeth collectors. Some of the best spots for finding shells include the areas north and south of the jet…
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