Dunns Creek

Dunns Creek State Park encompasses 6,200 acres of natural land with sandhills, longleaf pines, and wiregrass along the St. Johns River bank.

The area served as a steamboat stop in the 1920s, providing essential wood and water supplies to vessels transporting citrus through the waterway.

Native American burial mounds within the park boundaries indicate the long-term presence of indigenous people in this land before European settlement.

The park features multiple entrances, including one off US 17 and another at 320 Sisco Road, with daily admission fees between 4 and 5 dollars.

A deep six-mile creek connects the St. Johns River to Crescent Lake, creating a natural water corridor through floodplain forests.

Location: Florida

Website: https://floridastateparks.org/DunnsCreek

GPS coordinates: 29.47440,-81.59080

Latest update: March 3, 2025 04:51