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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In Clay County, many agritourism destinations offer a unique opportunity to connect with nature, learn about eco-friendly practices, and celebrate the local environment. Whether you’re a resident or a visitor, these Clay County spots provide an incredible mix of education, fun, and environmental conservation for the whole family.
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Spring is the ideal time to experience the county’s stunning outdoor spaces, unique attractions, and vibrant community events. Whether you’re a local looking to rediscover your backyard or a visitor in search of a memorable getaway, Clay County has some great spring break spots to visit.
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Whether you’re savoring a coffee at a local cafe, creating art at a local workshop, or exploring nature at one of Clay’s great parks, every moment is an opportunity for discovery and empowerment. With its welcoming community and endless opportunities for exploration, this destination ensures that every woman’s solo travel experience becomes an inspiring journey filled with lasting memories.
Clay County is home to three locations featured along the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail, a network of more than 500 premiere wildlife viewing sites across the state. Camp Chowenwaw Park, Jennings State Forest and Mike Roess Gold Head Branch State Park make up the county’s locations highlighted along the trail. At each of
Many landscapes make up the region of Clay County. Here, you can explore the wetlands, the waterways, the scenic trails and highways. The outdoors are a part of what make the Clay County area so special. During your visit, take time to appreciate your surroundings and explore places that are filled with both rich soil
