Bulow Creek State Park is home to one of the largest live oak trees in the South. For over 400 years, it has stood silent to humankind’s activities. There are trails where visitors can walk or run. Most often, wildlife will be near the edge of the wooded areas. Animals that are most commonly seen are white tailed deer, barred owls, and raccoons, among others. The Bulow Woods Trail is nearly seven miles long and leads the way to Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic Site Park. Pavilions stand on the grounds for guests to have picnics and restroom facilities are available for those who need them.
Location: Central East Florida
Additional Resources: Official Website