Located on the William Bartram Scenic Highway (SR 13), Beluthahatchee Park is a four (4) acre park located within the 70-acre tract of land purchased by Stetson Kennedy in 1948 after the 18 acre Beluthahatchee Lake was created by impounding Mill Creek in 1945.
Bennett House
This 54-acre park encompasses a partially restored house and grounds of a late 19th century homestead with a citrus grove in the midst of live oaks and giant magnolia trees. Alpine Groves Park is managed by St. Johns County and is open every day, from dawn until dusk.
Bartram
Although scenery may have changed dramatically in the nearly 250 years since his first visit to Florida, the path remains, and thanks to the work of scholars, historians, and Bartram enthusiasts, the path is easier to follow today than ever before.The development and maintenance of the Bartram Trail in Florida is accomplished by various groups, organizations and local government within each of the counties through which the trail passes in cooperation with the Bartram Trail Society of Florida.Learn more about the Bartram Trail Society.
