In southwestern Clay County, Keystone Heights is a quiet incorporated town with a rich history. Florahome, Hawthorne, Middleburg and Starke are neighboring towns. Keystone Heights is about 1 square mile with a population of about 1500, overlooking Lake Geneva. It’s about 44 miles to big cities like Jacksonville and a 3-hour drive to the state …
Located in Putnam county, Palatka, Florida, is a growing city, rich in history. Surrounded by smaller cities like Hastings, Interlachen and Florahome, the population is only 11,000 and with a landmass of about 10 square miles. It’s about 47 miles to big cities like Jacksonville and a 3-hour drive to the state capital Tallahassee, and …
Located in Putnam County, Florahome is home (pun intended) to everything green and swampy. Surrounded by local towns such as Gainesville and Palatka, Florahome is a closely knit, unincorporated community with a population of almost 2,000. It’s about 44 miles to big cities like Jacksonville and a 3-hour drive to the state capital Tallahassee. Accessible …
Jacksonville is a gorgeous place to visit, but is it pet friendly? It will be if you start by booking one of these pet friendly Jacksonville Airbnbs.
There’s no denying the expansive city of Jacksonville, Florida, has a lot to offer – from the 22 miles of beaches to historic downtown and everything in between. Here are 10 unique things you can only do in Jacksonville that are sure to be memorable!
Whether you’re a beach lover or looking for some truly beautiful hiking trails while you’re camping, these are some of the best places to camp in Jacksonville! All offer unique features perfect for any camping style and you’re sure to discover a new side to the Bold City.
As life gets busy, it gets more and more complicated to make time for your girlfriends. Responsibilities, significant others, children — they all look to you, but sometimes you need a weekend to yourself. So call up your girls, pack a bag and hit the road because Jacksonville is calling your name! Check out the …
Jacksonville’s unique timeline is captured by some of the nation’s oldest properties. Here are a few of the most historic places to stay on the First Coast.