bulow plantation state historic site

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  Burns-Allen

  There is not much at this site besides the sugar mill ruins of limestone block. They do a good job of explaining the production of sugar and molasses. The Seminoles burned everything in the 1830's. No remains of the main house or any other wooden structures. Nice view of the river and nice forest trails through the old live oak and pines. Minimal fee. Nice place for a picnic.

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  56JimM56

  One of the best preserved old sugar mills in Florida. It was one the largest.Walking trails, a canoe launch, historic exhibits, fun for the whole family.

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  MaryMacTree

  The Bulow Creek State Park is a very Pretty Place The Fairchild Oak Tree is Amazing. The Hiking Trails lead through the Coastal. The Wahlin Trial is a very Interesting trail with plenty of native Plants and Birds. As always it is a good idea to bring inscet repellent. Stay and picnic in a shady pavillion or at a table on the lawn . Domestic pets are permitted in designated day-use areas at ALL Florida State Parks. Please Remember pickup after your Pet and pet must be on a handheld leash

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  doccoach

  Go here in the winter or spring for fewer bugs! But learn the history, go kayaking or enjoy the trails! Camping nearby for those with RVs

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  BayTreeHouse

  Bulow Plantation is not that far from our winter home in Ormond - lots of history and an interesting story.

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  mdkadk

  This place was so authentic and educational...nice low cost way to learn about the area and its history. With time to walk some trails, and read the interpretive plaques, a family or couple can really get enjoyment and an education too! Don't miss the ruins!

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  KTSunny

  This place is very secluded and off the beaten path. All that is left is ruins, but you get a good idea of the history behind the place, and how hard it was to raise and process sugar. It is educational and hard to believe all the hard work that went in to establishing this place - most of the work done by slaves. With all the modern wonders around, it does a person good to take a look at the hardships suffered by those who lived in the area before.Like all the Florida State Parks, it costs only $4 per vehicle and it is open every day of the year.