Suwannee River State Park

The Suwannee River State Park is located in Live Oak, Florida. The park features camping facilities, a boat ramp, cabins, fishing, hiking trails, nature walks, canoeing, kayaking, youth camping facilities, pet play areas, wildlife viewing areas and picnic pavilions. The park is a popular family destination and kids enjoy hiking the Big Oak Trail or canoeing on the Suwannee River. The river was an important part of the Civil War and all along the banks are earthworks, used to guard against Union Navy gunboat incursions. The park has a total of five trails, ranging from a quarter of a mile up to 18 miles long. Many loop around, making the hike through the park convenient and filled with scenic views. The park offers overnight camping facilities and has a full-service campground with both outdoor areas and cabins. The cabins are ADA accessible and feature enough space for up to six people. Two of the cabins, known as the bedroom cabins, offer central heating and air conditioning, gas fireplaces, kitchenettes and screened porches. The cabins are fully equipped with kitchen utensils, cookware and linens. It is located about 13 miles west of the town of Live Oak and can be accessed using U.S. Route 90.