CENTURY 21 - Rankin Realty, Inc.1815 Howard Street West - Live Oak, FL 32060
Business: (386) 362-7080 - Fax: (386) 362-7649
CENTURY 21 - Rankin Realty, Inc.
1815 Howard Street West - Live Oak, FL 32060
Business: (386) 362-7080 - Fax: (386) 362-7649
to Suwannee River Valley
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| Aside from the Bowling Alley in town, there are a variety of outdoor activities and facilities to keep you busy and entertained. |
The Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park, on the North end of Suwannee County has music concerts of all types throughout the year, as well as trail riding, nature trails, a canoe outpost and miniature golf. Many other events that visitors as well as local residents enjoy include the annual balloon festival, world's largest garage sale.
The Stephen Foster State Folk Culture Park in White Springs plays a
medley of favorites by this American composer daily on the world's largest tubular bell
carillon. Featuring a museum, craft displays, camping, canoeing, picnicking and tours of
the 247 acres of scenic grounds, the annual Florida Folk Festival and other special events
throughout the year.
 State Parks, Springs:This area is famous for its numerous Springs. And many of them are located in State Parks around the area, such as Ichetucknee Springs State Park, the Suwannee River State Park and Peacock Springs State Recreation Area. Other springs include Falmoth Springs, Suwannee Springs, Royal Springs, Little River Springs, Charles Springs and Telford Springs.
Many have facilities including tubing, snorkeling, canoeing and the cave-diving capitol of the work is right here in Branford at Itchetucknee. There are several public lakes, some with boat ramps or docks for fishing or boating.
Suwannee County also offers tours of local farms where visitors can observe the planting/harvesting of crops such as cotton, peanuts and vegetables as well as experiencing the daily routine of a working dairy farm |
So welcome to the Suwannee River Valley!! Sit back and stay awhile. And don't forget |
Suwannee County
has miles of bicycle routes for scenic exploring on and off the road. Organized
events are held each year including the annual Bicycle Festival each Spring in Live Oak.
And you should see
the show the wildflowers put on in spring!! Between March and June the
azaleas, wisteria and camellias take turns with pink and purple phlox and other
wildflowers to put on a show throughout the area. They give way in the summer to
magnolias and gardenias followed by blankets of bright yellow black-eyed susans
(rudebeckia) and the fragrant mimosa trees.