Friends of Tomoka Basin State Parks
The Official Citizen Support Organization for the Tomoka Basin State Parks
Living History Program of John James Audubon, American painter and ornithologist, presenting on his life and work. Audubon was one of America’s leading artists, naturalists, and explorers. He visited Bulow Plantation and the surrounding area around Christmas 1831 while painting specimens for The Birds of America, the book that made him a national hero. Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park Outdoor Pavilion 3501 Old Kings Road Flagler Beach, FL
Join one of our park rangers and take a guided hike through the hardwood hammock of Tomoka State Park. Participants will learn about the park's history, wildlife and flora as they stroll.
The program will include a one-mile hike. Please bring water, sunscreen, insect repellent and wear sturdy shoes, as the trail includes uneven terrain.
Program is free with park entry of $5.00 per vehicle.
Take a step back in time and learn about the events that culminated in the destruction of one of the largest plantations in East Florida during the Second Seminole War. The program will include a half-mil round-trip hike to view the ruins. Please bring water, sunscreen, insect repellent and wear sturdy shows, as the trail includes uneven terrain.
Program is free with park entry of $4 per vehicle. Purchase a single-use day pass online prior to your arrival or use the honor bob onsite to pay entrance fees. Cash and check only; exact change is required.
Join us at Ormond Brewing for our holiday party. Heavy hors d'oeuvres will be served.
PO Box 72
Ormond Beach, Florida 32175
FOTBSP@gmail.com
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