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Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge 912-496-7836 2700 Suwannee Canal Rd., Folkston, GA www.fws.gov/okefenokee


Though the East Entrance of the Okefenokee National


Wildlife Refuge is technically in Georgia, this unique southern wilderness swamp is just a 30-minute drive from Callahan. Wild, mysterious and expansive, Native Americans called the region, Okefenoka, meaning “land of the trembling Earth.” The refuge encompasses almost 400,000 acres of cypress forest, marsh, lakes and islands. Visitors can see alligators, sandhill cranes and red-cockaded woodpeckers, in addition to more than 400 animal species. Witness the vast refuge through a guided boat tour, or strike out on foot using the park’s winding boardwalks and trails, which feature observation towers and viewing platforms.


ST. JOHNS COUNTY


{Hastings, Julington Creek, Ponte Vedra Beach, St. Augustine, St. Augustine Beach, St. Johns}


Anastasia State Park


461-2033 1340-A SR A1A S., St. Augustine www.floridastateparks.org/anastasia


Anastasia State Park is a full-facility campground with


more than four miles of pristine beach, a tidal salt marsh, and a maritime and upland hammock. Visitors enjoy hiking, beachcombing, swimming, picnicking, fishing, windsurfing, wildlife viewing and boating. Also in the park—an archeological site where coquina rock was mined to create the nearby Castillo de San Marcos fortress. The site provides a unique look into the ingenuity that defended Spanish claims in the New World for more than 300 years.


Faver-Dykes State Park


794-0997 1000 Faver-Dykes Rd., St. Augustine www.floridastateparks.org/faverdykes


Bordering Pellicer Creek, this tranquil park is a


popular site for bird-watching. More than 100 species can be seen during spring and fall migrations, including colorful wood warblers, eagles, falcons, wading birds, wood storks and heron. Other activities at the park include fishing, picnicking, nature walks and canoeing. A full-facility campground is also available for overnight stays.


Guana Tolomato Matanzas


National Estuarine Research Reserve 823-4500


505 Guana River Rd., Ponte Vedra Beach www.dep.state.fl.us/coastal/sites/gtm


Located halfway between Jacksonville and St.


Augustine, the 73,352-acre preserve offers fishing, hunting, bird-watching and hiking. A protected area for a wide variety of fish and wildlife, the preserve features miles of scenic road through marshes, coastal xeric shrub and flatwoods available for hiking, biking and horseback riding.


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AREA NEIGHBORHOOD MAP COLOR KEY (Please Visit Page 21) BAKER COUNTY CLAY COUNTY


Fleming Island Green Cove Springs Keystone Heights Middleburg Orange Park


First Coast Relocation GuideTM 2014


DUVAL COUNTY Arlington/Ft. Caroline Beaches/Intracoastal Downtown/Riverfront Mandarin


Northside/Oceanway NASSAU COUNTY


Southside/Baymeadows Westside


Amelia Island/ Fernandina Beach Callahan Hilliard Yulee


ST. JOHNS COUNTY


Julington Creek Nocatee Ponte Vedra Beach St. Augustine World Golf Village


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