Whether you’re chasing sunrises, paddling quiet creeks, or enjoying dinner with a view, the St. Johns River invites you to slow down and soak up the best of Clay County. It’s not just a body of water—it’s the heart of the region, offering unforgettable experiences at every bend.
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The season is an opportunity to enjoy cooler air, slower days, and the kind of outdoor experiences that feel both refreshing and restorative. Whether you’re hiking through the trails of Gold Head, casting a line at Doctors Lake, wandering a bustling farmers’ market, or playing an early morning round of golf, you’ll find that the season brings out the very best of this corner of Northeast Florida.
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Whether you’re a longtime resident or just passing through, Clay County has no shortage of ways to enjoy its natural beauty, history, and hospitality for free. Use this bucket list as your starting point, and let your next great adventure begin without spending a cent!
Local or just passing through, our summer bucket list is your guide to making the most of every sunny day in this Northeast Florida gem.
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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