Looking for fun things to do indoors in Clay County? Whether you’re escaping a rainy afternoon or seeking a break from the Florida heat, there are plenty of unique indoor experiences that offer entertainment, education, and creativity for all ages.
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Looking to make this Independence Day one to remember? Communities across the county, from Keystone Heights to Green Cove Springs to Orange Park, are rolling out the red, white, and blue in style.
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Belmore State Forest’s Ates Creek Tract is a hidden gem just 15 minutes west of Green Cove Springs. On a recent visit, I spotted deer, a bobcat, and a variety of birds—all within a short ride. The forest spans over 8,700 acres and features sandhills, flatwoods, and shaded trails perfect for hiking or biking.
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As the temperatures rise, Clay County comes alive with a variety of exciting summertime activities. Whether you’re looking to enjoy delicious food, explore the great outdoors, or celebrate holidays with the community, these activities and events offer plenty of ways to make the most of the season.
Keystone Beach and Geneva Jungle are a true treasure for families, combining natural beauty with plenty of activities to keep everyone entertained. Add to that the charm of local restaurants, shops, and the nearby Gold Head Branch State Park, and you’ve got the recipe for a fantastic day in Keystone Heights!
For over a century, Florida has been a prime destination for filmmakers, thanks to its sunny climate, natural beauty, and film-friendly incentives. In the early 1900s, the Jacksonville area was known as the “Winter Film Capital of the World,” home to more than 30 movie studios. From classic monster films to military dramas, Clay County has hosted a variety of productions.
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