Kingsley Plantation
Kingsley Plantation is the oldest surviving plantation house in Florida. Zephanaiah Kingsley and his African wife Anna moved to Ft. George Island in 1814. Visit us this February for the Kingsley Heritage Celebration!
11676 Palmetto Ave Jacksonville , FL 32226 United States
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Great spot for exploring a bit and there's a nice little walkway to the water on the right to watch the crabs and boaters zip by.
Beautiful old plantation with some of the oldest remaining slave houses built from sea shells. Come learn from history.
Discover 6,000 years of human history and experience the beauty of salt marshes, coastal dunes, and hardwood hammocks at Kingsley Plantation at the Timucuan Preserve.
A very educational and humbling experience. It's hard to fathom living as a slave
Great piece of national history. Check out the slave quarters made of tabby. Everyone should go here.
Absolutely beautiful place to visit with some true Florida History. I recommend it to everyone!
Interesting history . Must take the tour with ranger.
Well preserved, and it's amazing the history behind this place...
Free audio tour : go to the visitor's center first then explore the plantation.
Take a tour find out all about this plantation.
Very important history and a must visit when you come to JAX!
Make sure you get Chrystal as your guide. She was amazing and represented herself and the park service really well . Live Black History!
I had Moira from Southern Cal and was an amazing tour guide!
History becomes surreal as you walk the plantation grounds.
Very interesting history behind this old place. Scenic too...right on the river .
So beautiful out there
Very quick tour
Old Florida at its best!
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Old beach history is always fun to explore. - Elizabeth
I got the salmon and it was fantastic! The food was great and the atmosphere was fun. There was a live band there and beautiful outdoor seating! - Laura M
Been camping here for years. Awesome State Park. Kayak launch in campground. Beach just across the street. Amelia and Fernandina just a short drive away for a good cup of coffee or dinner out. - Jennifer Harrell
Worth a visit with good short hikes in the Theodore Roosevelt area. Several other sites to see in the Timucuan Ecological and Historical National Preserve. - Tim Norris
Category Landmarks and Outdoors » Scenic Lookout
Place United States » Florida » Duval County » Jacksonville » Northside