Amelia Island State Park
Under $25Ride horses on the beach, fish from the mile-long George Crady Bridge and walk salt marsh and maritime forest at the south tip of Amelia Island.

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A history museum in Fernandina Beach covering Amelia Island's past from Native American peoples through later eras.
233 S. 3rd Street, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 · Fernandina Beach, FL
The museum occupies a former county jail in downtown Fernandina Beach and tells the island's story across many centuries. Its exhibits trace the Timucua people, European explorers, colonial powers, pirates, and Victorian-era residents. Docent-led tours run on set schedules, and the museum also offers walking tours, ghost tours, school programs, and seasonal events such as a holiday home tour.
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