Southeast & Atlantic Coast
Theme parks, beaches, and southern charm 🍊🏰
The Southeast & Atlantic Coast is arguably the most popular family vacation region in the United States, offering a combination of world-class theme parks, historical cities, and hundreds of miles of beaches. The geography transitions from the rolling Blue Ridge Mountains in the north, down through the flat coastal plains, to the subtropical wetlands of Florida. The climate is warm to hot, with mild winters that attract visitors from colder northern states. Summers can be humid, but the coast offers breezy relief.
Florida is the anchor of this region. Orlando is the global capital of theme parks, hosting Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando, and SeaWorld. These massive resorts are designed entirely around families, offering immersive experiences from meeting princesses to flying on Harry Potter’s broomstick. Further south, Miami offers a different vibe with its colorful Art Deco architecture and Cuban culture. Nearby, the Everglades National Park offers airboat rides where families can spot alligators and wading birds in the 'River of Grass'.
Heading north into Georgia and the Carolinas, the pace slows down. Savannah and Charleston are famous for their history and beauty. Families can take carriage rides through moss-draped squares, hear ghost stories, and visit nearby beaches like Tybee Island. The Outer Banks in North Carolina is a strip of barrier islands offering a more relaxed beach vacation. Here, families can visit the site of the Wright Brothers' first flight at Kitty Hawk or climb the spiral stairs of the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse.
Atlanta, Georgia, is a major urban hub featuring the Georgia Aquarium (one of the largest in the world, home to whale sharks) and the World of Coca-Cola. The food in the Southeast is a highlight: barbecue styles vary by state but are always delicious, and coastal seafood like shrimp and grits is a staple. Practicality-wise, this region is very car-dependent, though major airports in Atlanta and Orlando make access easy. It’s a region of hospitality and high-energy fun.
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Activities & Best Times
Hiking, wildlife, outdoor exploration, ecotourism
Features globally unique ecosystems including the Everglades and the Blue Ridge Mountains. Ideal exploration occurs in spring and fall when temperatures are mild and biting insects are less active.
Amusement parks, family entertainment venues
A global benchmark for entertainment with world-leading facilities in Orlando that define the industry. Peak months avoid the extreme Florida heat and the frequent tropical storms of late summer.
Urban tourism, museums, historical sites, architecture
Home to distinct cultural hubs like Charleston and Miami, offering world-class art museums and preserved historic architecture. Summer months are often too hot and humid for comfortable urban exploration.
Learning experiences, scientific sites, historical education
Boasts destination-level facilities like Kennedy Space Center and the Georgia Aquarium. Best visited during temperate months to maximize access to outdoor exhibits and avoid peak-summer humidity.
Sport tourism, fitness activities, active recreation
Excellent infrastructure for high-energy sports, particularly the U.S. National Whitewater Center and major hiking trails. Spring and autumn provide the optimal moderate climate for intense physical activity.
Beach resorts, marine activities: diving, snorkelling, kite surfing, wind surfing, sailing
Offers a blend of glamorous urban beaches in Miami and protected wild coastlines like Cape Hatteras. Peak periods avoid the coldest winter temperatures and the peak humidity/rainfall of mid-summer.
Events, celebrations, seasonal attractions
Hosts high-profile international events such as Art Basel and Spoleto Festival USA. Seasonal timing is dictated by these specific event calendars and the favorable weather of early summer and winter.
Scenic drives, countryside tours, route-based travel
Features iconic routes like the Blue Ridge Parkway and Overseas Highway. Peak months align with the spectacular fall foliage in the north and temperate spring conditions in the south.
Spa retreats, wellness centers, peaceful getaways
Provides specific restorative sites like Warm Mineral Springs, though it lacks the density of a major global wellness hub. Transition seasons offer the most pleasant environment for outdoor relaxation.
Winter sports, ski resorts, snow activities
Limited to high-altitude southern Appalachian resorts which provide a solid regional experience but lack the scale and snow reliability of international alpine destinations. Lifts only operate during the short winter window.
Attractions (114 total)
Farm Park / Petting Zoo / Rural Experience
Antler Hill Farm at Biltmore
Asheville
A charming heritage farm within the Biltmore Estate featuring friendly animals, a historic barn, and traditional craft demonstrations.
Visit website →Magnolia Plantation Petting Zoo
Charleston
A historic plantation site featuring a charming petting zoo with native and domestic animals situated amidst world-famous gardens.
Visit website →The Berry Farm
Miami
A vibrant agritourism hub in South Florida known for its seasonal harvest festivals, sunflower fields, and diverse animal encounters.
Visit website →Lazy 5 Ranch
Mooresville
An interactive animal park where visitors can feed hundreds of international and domestic animals from their own cars or horse-drawn wagons.
Visit website →Maymont Children's Farm
Richmond
A sprawling historic estate featuring a dedicated children's farm with sheep, goats, and pigs in a picturesque Victorian-era park setting.
Visit website →Showcase of Citrus
Clermont
A massive citrus estate offering fruit picking and monster truck tours through a working cattle ranch and natural Florida wetlands.
Visit website →The Rock Ranch
The Rock
A 1,500-acre agritourism destination founded by Truett Cathy, offering cattle ranch experiences, seasonal festivals, and family activities.
Visit website →Hiking & Cycling Routes
Appalachian Trail (Georgia Section)
Blue Ridge
The southern terminus of the 3,500km Appalachian Trail. The Georgia section is 125km of challenging mountain terrain. Typical duration: 8-10 days with approximately 5,000m elevation gain. Equipment rental: Blue Ridge Mountain Outfitters (blueridgemountainoutfitters.com).
Visit website →Silver Comet Trail
Smyrna
98km paved rail-trail extending from Atlanta to the Alabama border. Easy difficulty, mostly flat with 300m total elevation gain. Typical duration: 5-7 hours for cyclists. Bike rental: Comet Trail Cycles (comettrailcycles.com).
Visit website →Old Rag Mountain Loop
Sperryville
15km loop featuring a famous granite rock scramble in Shenandoah National Park. Challenging difficulty with 720m elevation gain. Typical duration: 6-8 hours. Requires high physical fitness and agility.
Visit website →Shark Valley Loop
Miami
24km paved loop in the heart of the Everglades. Easy difficulty, completely flat (0m elevation gain). Typical duration: 2-3 hours cycling. Bike rental: Shark Valley Tram Tours (sharkvalleytramtours.com).
Visit website →Swamp Fox Passage (Palmetto Trail)
Awendaw
76km section of the Palmetto Trail through Francis Marion National Forest. Moderate difficulty, flat terrain through coastal swamps and pine forests. Typical duration: 4 days for hikers. Elevation gain is negligible.
Visit website →Art Loeb Trail
Brevard
48km point-to-point hiking trail in Pisgah National Forest. Challenging difficulty with 2,700m elevation gain. Typical duration: 3 days. Known for high-altitude bald peaks with 360-degree views.
Visit website →Virginia Capital Trail
Richmond
84km paved pedestrian and cycling route connecting Virginia's historic capitals. Easy difficulty, flat terrain with 250m elevation gain. Typical duration: 4-6 hours. Bike rental: Kul Wheels (kulwheels.com).
Visit website →Water Park / Splash Park / Aquatic Centre
Aquatica Orlando
Orlando
A SeaWorld-affiliated park known for its unique dolphin-plunge slides and side-by-side wave pools.
Visit website →Disney's Typhoon Lagoon Water Park
Lake Buena Vista
Renowned for its massive surf pool and shipwreck theme, this park offers a variety of raft rides and a lazy river.
Visit website →Universal's Volcano Bay
Orlando
A massive tropical-themed water park featuring a 200-foot-tall volcano with integrated water slides and a wave pool.
Visit website →Water Country USA
Williamsburg
The Mid-Atlantic's largest water park, featuring 1950s surf-themed decor and high-adrenaline slides near Busch Gardens.
Visit website →Six Flags White Water
Marietta
A premier water park in the Atlanta area offering over 20 rides including the massive Gulf Coast Pipeline.
Visit website →Wet 'n Wild Emerald Pointe
Greensboro
One of the largest water parks in the Carolinas, featuring more than 40 rides and family-friendly attractions.
Visit website →Landmark / Monument / Iconic Urban Attraction
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington
The nation's most hallowed ground, featuring the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Eternal Flame for John F. Kennedy.
Visit website →Cinderella Castle
Orlando
The world-famous fairy-tale centerpiece of Magic Kingdom Park, offering a magical backdrop for families and nightly fireworks displays.
Visit website →Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park
Atlanta
A powerful tribute to the civil rights leader, including his childhood home, the Ebenezer Baptist Church, and the King Center.
Visit website →Forsyth Park Fountain
Savannah
The crown jewel of Savannah’s historic district, this elegant white fountain is surrounded by majestic oaks and Spanish moss.
Visit website →Art Deco Historic District
Miami Beach
An iconic urban area famous for its colorful 1930s architecture, neon signs, and proximity to the famous South Beach shoreline.
Visit website →Major International Festival / Cultural Event
Art Basel Miami Beach
Miami Beach
Early December, 4-day premier art fair, 80,000+ annual visitors, showcasing contemporary works from global galleries; family-friendly with interactive public installations and outdoor sculpture parks.
Visit website →Ultra Music Festival
Miami
March, 3-day premier electronic music event, 165,000+ annual visitors, featuring the world's top DJs; strictly 18+ event with massive high-tech stage productions and waterfront views.
Visit website →Spoleto Festival USA
Charleston
Late May to early June, 17-day international performing arts festival, 70,000+ attendees, featuring opera, theater, and jazz; family-friendly with various puppet shows, concerts, and street performances in historic settings.
Visit website →Botanical Garden / Formal Gardens
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Atlanta
A stunning urban oasis featuring the Fuqua Conservatory and a canopy walk through a lush hardwood forest.
Visit website →Biltmore Gardens
Asheville
Extensive formal gardens and a conservatory designed by Frederick Law Olmsted on the grounds of America's largest home.
Visit website →Brookgreen Gardens
Murrells Inlet
A unique blend of art and nature featuring a world-renowned outdoor sculpture collection amidst ancient live oaks.
Visit website →Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
Coral Gables
One of the world's premier tropical botanical gardens, showcasing rare palms, cycads, and flowering trees in a lush landscape.
Visit website →Norfolk Botanical Garden
Norfolk
The largest botanical garden in Virginia, offering extensive rose collections and boat tours through garden canals.
Visit website →Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden
Richmond
A top-ranked botanical garden featuring a classical domed conservatory and diverse themed displays for all ages.
Visit website →Magnolia Plantation and Gardens
Charleston
The oldest public gardens in the United States, famous for their romantic-style landscapes and vast camellia collections.
Visit website →Ski Resort / Winter Sports Center
Beech Mountain Resort
Beech Mountain
1,425-1,678m, 17 runs, 10km pistes, Nov-Mar season, highest ski area in Eastern US, skybar at the summit
Visit website →Sugar Mountain Resort
Sugar Mountain
1,250-1,615m, 21 runs, 8km pistes, Nov-Mar season, 1 terrain park, largest ski area in North Carolina
Visit website →Wintergreen Resort
Nellysford
765-1,070m, 26 runs, 10km pistes, Dec-Mar season, 2 terrain parks, unique 'top-down' resort layout in Blue Ridge Mountains
Visit website →Bryce Resort
Basye
380-533m, 8 runs, 3km pistes, Dec-Mar season, family-oriented resort with comprehensive snowmaking and member-run atmosphere
Visit website →Omni Homestead Resort
Hot Springs
762-845m, 9 runs, 3km pistes, Dec-Mar season, historic resort offering skiing, tubing, and ice skating alongside luxury amenities
Visit website →Appalachian Ski Mtn
Blowing Rock
1,100-1,220m, 12 runs, 5km pistes, Nov-Mar season, 3 terrain parks, well-known for its ski school and family atmosphere
Visit website →Cataloochee Ski Area
Maggie Valley
1,400-1,645m, 18 runs, 6km pistes, Nov-Mar season, historic area known for early season opening dates using advanced snowmaking
Visit website →Massanutten Resort
McGaheysville
350-890m, 14 runs, 8km pistes, Dec-Mar season, significant vertical drop for the region, terrain park and night skiing
Visit website →Castle / Palace / Historic Site
Biltmore Estate
Asheville
A massive Gilded Age mansion featuring French Renaissance architecture, 250 rooms, and expansive formal gardens.
Visit website →Castillo de San Marcos National Monument
St. Augustine
The oldest masonry fort in the continental United States, built from coquina shell stone by the Spanish to protect Florida.
Visit website →Colonial Williamsburg
Williamsburg
An expansive living history museum where families can explore the 18th-century capital of Virginia through costumed interpretation and restored buildings.
Visit website →George Washington's Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon
The meticulously preserved riverfront estate and mansion of George Washington, providing a deep look into the life of the first U.S. President.
Visit website →Monticello
Charlottesville
The primary plantation home and architectural masterpiece of Thomas Jefferson, featuring Neoclassical design and a world-renowned dome.
Visit website →Wormsloe State Historic Site
Savannah
A picturesque historic site known for its breathtaking mile-long avenue of moss-draped live oak trees and colonial ruins.
Visit website →Fort Sumter National Monument
Charleston
An island fortification in Charleston Harbor famous as the site where the first shots of the American Civil War were fired.
Visit website →Vizcaya Museum & Gardens
Miami
An Italian Renaissance-style villa on Biscayne Bay surrounded by elaborate formal gardens and historic architecture.
Visit website →Road Trips & Scenic Drives
Blue Ridge Parkway
Afton
755km paved scenic highway (3-5 days) connecting Shenandoah National Park to the Great Smoky Mountains. Highlights include the Linn Cove Viaduct, Mabry Mill, Mount Mitchell, and numerous Appalachian overlooks.
Visit website →Overseas Highway
Key Largo
182km paved island-hopping route (4 hours to 1 day) across the Florida Keys via US Route 1. Highlights include the Seven Mile Bridge, turquoise Caribbean waters, Bahia Honda State Park, and coral reef access.
Visit website →Skyline Drive
Front Royal
169km paved mountain ridge road (1 day) running the entire length of Shenandoah National Park. Features 75 overlooks with views of the Shenandoah Valley and Piedmont, known for vibrant fall foliage and black bear sightings.
Visit website →A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway
Ponte Vedra Beach
116km paved coastal road (2-3 hours) hugging the Atlantic shoreline. Passes through historic St. Augustine, Castillo de San Marcos, and Washington Oaks Gardens State Park, featuring coquina rock beaches.
Visit website →Outer Banks Scenic Byway
Nags Head
222km paved coastal route (1-2 days) including two ferry crossings. Highlights include the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, Bodie Island, Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge, and dramatic Atlantic dunes along NC Highway 12.
Visit website →Tamiami Trail (Everglades Section)
Miami
145km paved highway (2 hours) through the heart of the Everglades. Highlights include Big Cypress National Preserve, airboat tour hubs, the Miccosukee Reservation, and frequent alligator sightings along the canal.
Visit website →Theme Park / Amusement Park
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
Tampa
An African-themed park that combines high-speed thrill rides with an extensive 335-acre zoo habitat.
Visit website →Busch Gardens Williamsburg
Williamsburg
A beautifully landscaped European-themed park offering world-class roller coasters and family entertainment.
Visit website →Magic Kingdom Park
Orlando
An iconic fairytale destination featuring the Cinderella Castle and beloved characters from classic animated films.
Visit website →Universal Islands of Adventure
Orlando
An immersive adventure park offering themed lands based on Marvel superheroes, Jurassic Park, and Harry Potter.
Visit website →Carowinds
Charlotte
A massive amusement park on the state border featuring some of the tallest and fastest roller coasters in the world.
Visit website →Six Flags Over Georgia
Austell
The largest regional theme park in the Southeast featuring legendary roller coasters and DC Comics-themed attractions.
Visit website →Beach / Coastal Recreation Area
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Nags Head
A pristine stretch of barrier islands featuring the iconic spiral-painted Cape Hatteras Lighthouse and excellent surfing.
Visit website →Everglades National Park
Homestead
The largest subtropical wilderness in the US, offering airboat tours through coastal mangroves and sawgrass prairies.
Visit website →South Beach
Miami Beach
World-famous shoreline known for its Art Deco architecture, vibrant atmosphere, and turquoise Atlantic waters.
Visit website →Coligny Beach Park
Hilton Head Island
A top-rated public beach facility offering interactive fountains, Wi-Fi, and easy access to the Hilton Head coastline.
Visit website →Assateague Island National Seashore
Chincoteague
Famous for its wild ponies that roam the sandy beaches and salt marshes along the Atlantic coast.
Visit website →Driftwood Beach
Jekyll Island
A hauntingly beautiful coastline characterized by weathered, ancient driftwood trees standing in the sand.
Visit website →Virginia Beach Boardwalk
Virginia Beach
A three-mile concrete esplanade featuring a massive bronze King Neptune statue and oceanfront entertainment.
Visit website →Historic Town / Village / Cultural Area
Charleston Historic District
Charleston
A stunning preservation of American history featuring pastel-colored antebellum houses, cobblestone streets, and the iconic Battery waterfront.
Visit website →Savannah Historic District
Savannah
Famed for its 22 park-like squares and oak-lined streets draped in Spanish moss, this district offers a timeless journey through Southern history.
Visit website →St. Augustine Historic District
St. Augustine
Known as the oldest continuously inhabited European-established settlement in the United States, featuring Spanish colonial architecture and narrow lanes.
Visit website →Old Salem Museums & Gardens
Winston-Salem
A historic Moravian settlement providing an immersive look at 18th and 19th-century trades, gardening, and daily life in the South.
Visit website →Old Town Alexandria
Alexandria
A nationally designated historic district on the Potomac River featuring brick sidewalks and well-preserved 18th-century architecture.
Visit website →Zoo / Wildlife Park / Safari Park
Disney's Animal Kingdom
Orlando
A massive theme park and zoological resort featuring immersive African and Asian safari experiences and the iconic Tree of Life.
Visit website →North Carolina Zoo
Asheboro
The world's largest natural habitat zoo, featuring massive enclosures for North American and African wildlife across 2,600 wooded acres.
Visit website →Zoo Atlanta
Atlanta
A historic urban zoo famous for its Western lowland gorilla population and extensive giant panda conservation program.
Visit website →Zoo Miami
Miami
The largest and oldest zoological garden in Florida, unique for its tropical climate and cage-free habitats using moats to separate visitors.
Visit website →The Virginia Zoo
Norfolk
A 53-acre park featuring elephants, tigers, and a popular train ride, with a focus on education and conservation in the Mid-Atlantic.
Visit website →Lion Country Safari
Loxahatchee
America's first drive-through safari park where visitors view lions, giraffes, and rhinos from their own vehicles on a 4-mile trail.
Visit website →Riverbanks Zoo and Garden
Columbia
A highly-rated zoo featuring a botanical garden and diverse habitats ranging from African plains to an Australian outback.
Visit website →Adventure Park / Outdoor Activity Center
Gatorland
Orlando
A unique wildlife park featuring the Screamin' Gator Zip Line that soars over marshes filled with hundreds of alligators.
Visit website →Nantahala Outdoor Center
Bryson City
A premier outdoor destination in the Blue Ridge Mountains offering whitewater rafting, mountain biking, and aerial adventure parks.
Visit website →Stone Mountain Park
Stone Mountain
A massive granite dome featuring a high-speed skyride, scenic railroad, and extensive treetop adventure courses.
Visit website →U.S. National Whitewater Center
Charlotte
The world's largest man-made whitewater river offering rafting, zip-lining, and rock climbing for all skill levels.
Visit website →The Adventure Park at Virginia Aquarium
Virginia Beach
An eco-friendly zipline and ropes course set in the lush woods above the Owls Creek marshes.
Visit website →Everglades Holiday Park
Fort Lauderdale
An outdoor activity hub famous for high-speed airboat tours and live alligator presentations in the heart of the Everglades.
Visit website →Aquarium / Sea Life Centre
Georgia Aquarium
Atlanta
One of the world's largest aquariums, home to whale sharks and manta rays in massive galleries with interactive marine exhibits.
Visit website →The Florida Aquarium
Tampa
A top-rated facility showcasing Florida's unique aquatic habitats from the Everglades to the Gulf of Mexico under a signature glass dome.
Visit website →Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science
Miami
Features a world-class three-level aquarium with a spectacular 31-foot wide oculus lens looking into a Gulf Stream habitat.
Visit website →Ripley's Aquarium of Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach
A popular family attraction known for its long underwater tunnel with a moving sidewalk through a massive shark tank.
Visit website →South Carolina Aquarium
Charleston
A scenic waterfront destination featuring regional wildlife from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Atlantic coast in immersive exhibits.
Visit website →Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center
Virginia Beach
A coastal educational hub featuring over 800,000 gallons of exhibits including sharks, sea turtles, and Komodo dragons.
Visit website →National Park / Nature Reserve
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Asheville
This world-renowned park offers family-friendly hiking trails, scenic drives, and abundant wildlife among ancient, mist-covered mountain peaks.
Visit website →Shenandoah National Park
Front Royal
Famous for the Skyline Drive, this park provides families with accessible overlooks and trails featuring cascading waterfalls and stunning mountain vistas.
Visit website →Dry Tortugas National Park
Key West
Accessible only by boat or seaplane, this park offers families world-class snorkeling and the historic Fort Jefferson on a remote island chain.
Visit website →Art Gallery / Fine Art Museum
High Museum of Art
Atlanta
A premier art museum in the Southeast known for its diverse collection and striking modern architecture by Richard Meier and Renzo Piano.
Visit website →North Carolina Museum of Art
Raleigh
Features a premier collection of art spanning 5,000 years and one of the largest museum art parks in the United States.
Visit website →Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM)
Miami
A contemporary art museum on the waterfront featuring international art of the 20th and 21st centuries and iconic hanging gardens.
Visit website →The Dalí (Salvador Dalí Museum)
St. Petersburg
Home to the largest collection of Salvador Dalí's works outside of Europe, featuring a stunning 'Enigma' glass entryway.
Visit website →Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA)
Richmond
A comprehensive art museum offering a world-class collection including Fabergé eggs, French Impressionism, and English silver.
Visit website →Gibbes Museum of Art
Charleston
Established in 1858, this museum showcases American art with a focus on the rich cultural history of Charleston and the Lowcountry.
Visit website →Science Museum / Natural History Museum / Discovery Centre
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
Merritt Island
An immersive space exploration center featuring historic rockets, shuttle simulators, and real NASA launch pads.
Visit website →North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
Raleigh
The Southeast's largest natural history museum, known for its dinosaur fossils and live research laboratories.
Visit website →Discovery Place Science
Charlotte
A premier hands-on science center in the heart of Charlotte featuring an IMAX theater and interactive lab spaces.
Visit website →Fernbank Museum of Natural History
Atlanta
Home to the world's largest dinosaurs and a 75-acre old-growth forest with elevated walking trails.
Visit website →Science Museum of Virginia
Richmond
Located in a stunning former train station, this museum offers giant-screen films and immersive physics and biology exhibits.
Visit website →Natural Hot Spring / Thermal Bath / Historic Bathhouse
Warm Mineral Springs Park
North Port
30°C (87°F) naturally heated geothermal mineral spring, contains 51 minerals, anaerobic environment, historic site of archaeological significance, standalone public park and circular sinkhole lake.
Visit website →Warm Springs Pools
Warm Springs
37°C (98°F) naturally heated mineral water, historic 18th and 19th-century wooden bathhouses, high sulfur and magnesium content, famously visited by Thomas Jefferson, standalone historic bathhouse complex.
Visit website →Natural Feature / Scenic Site
Grandfather Mountain
Linville
A high-altitude scenic site famous for its 'Mile High Swinging Bridge' and 360-degree views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Visit website →Congaree National Park
Hopkins
Protects the largest intact expanse of old-growth bottomland hardwood forest in the southeastern United States, featuring an elevated boardwalk.
Visit website →Luray Caverns
Luray
The largest and most popular caverns in the Eastern US, featuring paved walkways through cathedral-sized rooms of stalactites.
Visit website →Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge
Folkston
A mysterious and beautiful blackwater swamp where families can explore mirror-like waters and cypress forests by boat.
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