Ponce de Leon's Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park

We highly recommend exploring this park. Great for kids and adults. They have presentations depicting life in the area. There is an archeological area to sift for fossils. We enjoyed a walkway out over the marsh area. It was so peaceful. A cannon and a rifle were fired. We really liked the rifle presentation. Everyone is very knowledgeable. The fountain of youth was a nice set-up and yes we drank the water. My husband likes to joke that now we act our grandchild's age! The water was not the greatest tasting but you gotta do it lol. The best to things were the planetarium and the huge globe! Added bonus is there are peacocks roaming free!! So beautiful 😍. If you are in or near St. Augustine this is a must see!!!

Going in, you kind of have to know that this is a little cheesy and a tourist trap! But the property itself is gorgeous, there are gorgeous views of the water, and feeding the peacocks was a highlight of our trip! For a little over $20 a person, it was well worth our money! We spent a little less than an hour and a half there, but we didn’t have any small children with us, and we didn’t go into the planetarium, so we were able to move through the exhibits relatively quickly. It was also an easy walk over from downtown St. Augustine! Don’t know if we’d go back again, but if you’ve never been it’s definitely worth checking out at least once! We did drink from the fountain, so we should be able to come back forever now though!

The water doesn't taste all that great but I'm hoping to feel younger. The people are very knowledgeable about history. The peacocks are beautiful and were looking for mates based on how many were showing off the day we were there.

Visiting the Fountain of Youth truly felt like stepping back in time. The site is incredibly rich in history, and our tour guide was an excellent storyteller who brought the past to life in a way that felt immersive and engaging rather than textbook-dry. I really enjoyed the diorama elements surrounding the fountain — they helped set the scene and made it easier to imagine what life was like when the explorers first arrived. The park itself is beautiful, with peacocks roaming freely everywhere, which somehow makes the experience feel even more magical. There are multiple attractions spread throughout the park, and walking between them is part of the fun. You can watch a cannon firing and learn the history behind it, see a blacksmith at work, visit the original church, and explore indigenous dwellings and tools. By the end, it truly felt like I had a solid understanding of what the area looked like and how people lived when they first landed there. It’s also a great place to get a lot of walking in while learning along the way. And yes — I had two cups from the Fountain of Youth… so time will tell how well it works! 😄

Peaceful, serene and stuck in the 80s. The grounds displayed pretty good foliage. I think they should squeeze in more exotic plants to add another dimension to the attractions. The fountain of youth exhibit was cute. The design and layout is all original, if not, last update was in the 80s it seems. I would have designed something cooler. Something more grand and enchanting. I also would filter the water if you're gonna let people drink from it. The cast at the Canon and musket presentations were very authentic, knowledgeable and friendly. Its a must go.

Surprisingly enjoyable, lol. Enjoyed Geronimo (and his assistant Mike) at the blacksmith exhibit. And the 2 folks at the archeological station, they were wonderful. Unfortunately, the firing of the cannon and the weapons was not available due to technical issues, but we still learned a lot and had a great talk with the gentleman at the historic firearms presentation. Very informative museum.

Visiting the Ponce de Leon Fountain of Youth in St. Augustine was such a cool throwback to history with a little sprinkle of magic. The grounds are beautiful, full of peacocks strutting around like they own the place, and the exhibits make you feel like you stepped right into the 1500s. Of course, we couldn’t leave without sipping the famous “Fountain of Youth” water—did it take a few years off me? I’m convinced it did! 😆 Between the scenic views, the planetarium show, and the fun demonstrations, it’s one of those places where you learn a ton without even realizing it because you’re having such a good time. Definitely a must-stop spot if you're wandering around St. Augustine!

Very interesting place. Legend says Ponce de León heard stories from the Taino people of the Caribbean about a land called "Bimini" that contained healing waters. But historical documents from Ponce de León's lifetime never mention a search for a fountain. Many historians believe the story was actually popularized years after his death by rivals who wanted to make him appear foolish and egocentric. Anyway, this place is very nice and everybody drinks the water :) Fun fact and true also: local records indicate that the first communal meal between Spanish explorers and Native Americans took place here in September 1565—over 50 years before the famous Plymouth Thanksgiving.

Fun place! We've been to St Augustine several times but this was our first time at the park. It's easy to find, and it's got tons of parking! Lots of scheduled shows; just small, little educational things but they're neat. Some demonstrations, too. The day we went, it was gloomy and drizzly so most demos weren't happening. We did see the canon demo, and got to try their interactive exhibits. We drank from the fountain of youth. Neat set up but that stuff is nasty. It's like, typical Florida water (it's from a spring), but worse. But we did it! Peacocks everywhere! They're wonderful. Beautiful and friendly, but they're everywhere. We enjoyed our day here. There's a lot of indoor stuff, as well as outdoors. All of the staff were friendly and knowledgeable. When you exit through the gift shop, there's plenty of opportunities to grab a souvenir.

Really a nice outdoor experience. Small shows along the trail - costing about 22$ you can spend an hour and a half (there's a coupon in the books at hotels) 1$ off Cute gift shop. I like the outside activities.

Had a great day seeing all the history and nature... Brought my dog and everyone was super friendly and welcoming!! They even had dogs water bowls in multiple locations. If you like dad jokes and puns... make sure you catch the blacksmith show... he was the best!!

The FOY has education and fun at the location of the first settlement. It's also a beautiful place where history comes alive along the river banks. Enjoy learning and experiencing weapons like the canon and musket fire, watch a blacksmith at work and hear about the first people's lives.

We were on our way home and thought we would stop by, but you have to pay $20+ to see the park. We did not want to spend the day so we left and just saw a beautiful peacock.

Cool thing to do when you're in the area. They have the fountain of youth and lots of demonstrations to sit and watch. Peacocks too! I didn't see any other wildlife like it said but it was a fun thing to do when exploring the area.

Love this place. Great for the family even young children. Lots of things to see and do. I recommend.

Sip from a mythical spring while exploring native and colonial life at this roadside attraction. While there isn't any factual evidence that Ponce De Leon walked these grounds, roadside America has laid its claim to this beautiful park since the 1860s! While De Leon might not have been there, archaeological digs found that indigenous people and a Spanish colony used the site. Today, it's a family-friendly attraction with live demonstrations, passionate storytellers, and lots of discovery. Watch a canon blast, hear a musket fire, and see a blacksmith demonstration all within an easy hour. This is a delightful slice of old Florida that is a quick activity to get your kids off their devices and into history. Parking is accessible in the big lot. A BBQ stand is at the gate so that you can eat on-site.

This was an enjoyable place to visit with small presentations along the paths. Some areas need attention but others were obviously renovated or new construction and very nice. The main attraction maintained a historical appearance. The musket firing demonstration was very informative and there is also a cannon firing demonstration that we didn't see due to inclement weather. Other things at the park include tiki huts, clean restrooms, an old church reconstruction historical markers, a planetarium display that was a bit antiquated, and a pier. The native plants and trees along the mulched path are in need of renovation. Great for families.

OK, this is a must do if you want to "drink from the Fountain of Youth." That was really the main (only) reason we stopped in. Admission was a bit steep in my opinion. There were a number of things to see and a demonstration on cannon firing that was going on to get a good impression of early life in St. Augustine. Thirty minutes max.

The Fountain of Youth park is an interesting place. It's old, it has a bit of something for everyone. Some of the things I enjoyed. --Cannon fire: They had a bunch of old rusted hulks, but also a breach loader that they fired. At the same spot, they had some diagrams of how these cannons were built and how they worked. The guys running the exhibit were friendly and had a lot of interesting information. --Planetarium: This is a smallish planetarium, but it had a neat little show about how ships navigate using the stars, and they even had a variety of example tools like the sextant and a couple of model ships. They turn the night sky back to the way it appeared on April 2, 1513, the night before Juan Ponce de Leon landed on the shores of Florida. --Discover globe: The globe is 30 feet high and lit up. It uses lights to show the paths of the various exploration ships. Old tech, very cool. --Peacocks everywhere! Lots of screaming and you can buy peanuts with quarters and feed them. There are other exhibits such as blacksmith, Timucuan villages, boat house, river walk, and being able to drink from water out of the fountain of youth. Do I feel younger? Nope. The water tastes a lot like the tap water. There are a lot of historical artifacts from the Timucuan Indians, the Spanish, etc. If you're looking for something family friendly and historical, it's a neat place to go.

I have been to St Augustine's several times and never stopped here, but decided this was the time. I have traveled a lot and done lots of tours and self tours, but this one did nothing for me. The planetarium show was bad, and they let people bring dogs in, so we had this big husky near us panting loudly the whole 13 minutes. The exhibits are lame and I just felt I wasted $30+.

A day of history, walking around, peacocks and of course a sip of water from the Fountain of Youth! Yep, you get to take a sip of the water that Ponce De Leon hunted for. Can you tell?? The fountain was a little cheesy, complete with statues of the explorers and early inhabitants. But still cool to see. We also got to sit in on a black smith making a nail, which was actually a very interesting part of the exhibit! There were also reconstructions of a Native American village and their huts, a beautiful church, and extremely knowledgable staff that were more than willing there to answer questions. It has all the makings of a great school field trip, but if you are looking for a little history while visiting, it was a pretty nice spot. We happened to go on a cold and rainy day, but I would say 90% of the exhibit is outdoors, so try coming on a nice sunny day so you can enjoy the walk. Enjoy and happy exploring!

You get to drink from the fountain, but be warned it tastes like well water!- cause it is. This place is really cool, unfortunately, we didn't get to stay very long and there was much more to see, however we got to see the globe, planetarium, blacksmith, and walkway. lot os peacocks- they are not afraid of people. It is older for sure, but pretty cool. There is a lot to see and interactions, it's a bit older but a great experience and I would definitely like to come back to explore more!

Great historical park! Many detailed historical presentations ! Plenty of parking but be ready they close at 5 and there are wedding renters!

Absolutely one of the best places to visit ever! It is on our to go list every time only next time I'm gonna be taking some girlfriends and a bottle of wine and will be enjoying the park for many hours

Ridiculous excuse for an "archaeological" park. A couple of plaques does not convey history or archaeology. Cheesy exhibits and the actual fountain is nowhere to be seen - just a pipe with sulfur water coming out. I drank it anyway - hope it works. The gift shop is a tiny, crowded area you have to go through to exit the place - what a waste of time and money.

We rode the trolley to the park and made our way to the fountain after redeeming our tickets. We got a package deal through the Old Town Trolley and it saved us a few bucks. You'll live forever if you drink from the spring. The water tasted horrible though. Now the wait is real on restoring my youth...lol! We went to a planetarium show that had an globe and saw a blacksmith as well as a cannon demonstration. The bay view was ok and needed some clean up in some of the marsh areas. There was quite a few peacocks waiting on peanuts that are available at the gift shop to purchase for feeding. Overall, it was a good visit. It can get hot during the summer months since a majority of it is outside to explore and learn about the history of the different spots within the area. There's plenty of photo opportunities with the well kept scenery and the fun memories will last forever.

Loved this. I've always wanted to visit the fountain of youth. I know this is silly. But my back hurt for almost a year. Nothing would help. But after drinking some water from the fountain of youth I feel less pain than I have in a long time. Great visit!

significant waste of time and money. This is a very run down tourist trap with "exhibits" that look like they have never been renovated and barely cared for. The informational placards were faded and while informative, ignored the full history of the area and the natives impacted by this explorer. Its was sad to see bus loads of kids, banned in Florida from learning actual historical facts lined up to drink from the "fountain of youth" then trotted around to learn more half truths. Seeing a cannon fire, a musket demonstration and a blacksmith hardly is novel nor substantively educational. The best part was the bar-b-que sold at the entrance (no admission fee required for that). Yes they are dog friendly in the sense that they are allowed everywhere and there were 2 water bowls located on the property, but if you want something worth your dogs time, take it to the beach.

We visited 4/26/23 and it was great. We loved the planetarium, and the giant globe show. It's old, but cool and kitschy. If you want to visit something that is "Old Florida" this is it. They have free roaming peacocks, some interactive interactions where they shoot off a cannon, they have a Native American couple talks about activities and ways they told time. And MOST importantly The Fountain of Youth. You are Welcome to take a cup and try it. While I didn't get any younger, I still enjoyed it a lot and would definitely go again.

Loved our stop at the Fountain of Youth. Came during my birthday visit and I thought this would be the perfect stop to drink for my youth! The water was not tasty lol! This place is historical & also full of nature. I try to picture how life was back in the day with the presentations, signs, and displays. There is a lot to see in a pretty environment. It's so cute to see the peacocks everywhere. You can even feed them at the end of everything. I'm glad we came here! I felt rejuvenated and happy seeing everything. I was also happy because they are dog friendly so it's nice that I can have my pup with me and see others. It is definitely a great spot to see when in St. Augustine.

My family and I were passing through on our way to Tampa for Thanksgiving. We saw the park and thought it looked interesting. We paid the admission of $22 per person and walked in. The gardens are pretty and there are lots of peacocks. We went to see the coveted fountain. It was literally so cheesy. The "attractions" were nothing more than a few murals and artifacts. We quickly realized this was a waste of time and money. We had spent a total of eight minutes in the "park" so I suggested that we politely ask for refund. We all agreed. When my husband asked the clerk and told her we had only been there eight minutes and realized it wasn't for us, she called the manager. We waited for him and when he arrived he was super hostile and annoyed. Extremely rude, no apologies and accused us of taking advantage. Advantage of what? Your stupid, amateur attempt to swindle people's money? Absolutely rude and ridiculous. I mean it was less than 10 minutes! We will be disputing the charges with our credit card company and will warn everyone not to come to this dump. The manager is a complete ass.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Time and money well worth spent to learn more about the New World history.

Heard this park is a must for St Augustine visitors. Close to downtown and they offer free parking on site. The tickets were $17.79 for adults. They sadly do not offer discounts for Florida residents or law enforcement, only St Johns County residents. They had cute peacocks roaming. For $0.25 you can feed them peanuts. The park was fun and neat to explore. It was a beautiful day so we didn't mind wandering around.

My husband was celebrating his birthday today and wanted to go to the Fountain of Youth. It was very educational! I was surprised at the history of the area and state. Having only lived in Florida 5 years now, I was grateful to have visited. The grounds are clean and they offer several presentations at different times and locations so you're busy if you want to be. It was very hot outside but most of the area is shaded. The bathrooms are air conditioned and clean, so I ducked in to cool off. A gift shop at the exit is reasonable to grab souvenirs to go. I recommend it, especially if you live here!

I was really impressed by the Fountain of Youth Archeological site! Yes, there is the Fountain of Youth gimmick, but the real reason to visit is the extensive archeological findings and the Village of Seloy, the original site of the Temecua Native Americans, one of the First People groups of pre-Columbian Florida.

Unique history of the area. I enjoyed it. The peacocks were beautiful. The shows were informative.

Attended a wedding at this venue. I urged my friend to request a refund of some sort because of various mistakes/omissions. Not only was the champagne missing, the Sangria cart (Requested and paid for by the bride) was placed out of sight the entire evening. Worse, the cake was taken away and brought back in small portions... Some, including myself, never did receive a piece of the wedding cake. Not really sure what happened to the rest of the cake that night... So much for that $1000. One of the guests complained that they had been admonished by a staff member, because their children were not staying inside the given area. The cleanup crew started in before the celebration was even over. Disappointing

I would say this is definitely more for adults or older kids who enjoy history. My husband and I loved all the live demonstrations and the employees that were there talking to you as you looked at the exhibits. As a teacher in St. John's county I loved learning even more about St. Augustine. I can't wait for next school year to integrate some of the info about Pone de Leon that I learned. You can drink out of the same fountain that Ponca de Leon did, which is cool to think about. Some of the presenters were funnier than others, but all were very knowledgeable about the time. It was an authentic as one can make it.

While in St. Augustine for Nights of Lights event, I decided to check out this place. Yes, your fur babies are welcome in all parts people are welcome. The prices for entrance fee are reasonable with all the educational spots throughout the place. The planetarium was educational with taking us back to 1513. The blacksmith did a great job sharing what it was like and what they did when they arrived in 1513. The kids loved the weapons and cannon firing examples. I enjoyed the views and walking on the boardwalk to view the marshes. The fountain of youth was fun. Bonus, my fur babies got to take part in drinking from the fountain of youth. Everyone was kind and park was setting up nicely. Each staff member was more than happy to answer our questions. I recommend this place for its educational activities.

I'd visited here about 30 years ago and loved it. Visited again this past weekend and loved it again! It's true living history that everyone who has the opportunity should visit. Great place for people of all ages, nice gift shop...amazing grounds kept very clean...auspicious peacock was the highlight! A Must In St. Augustine

I loved exploring this place. The property is big and you can spend a whole day learning about the history! Visiting the fountain to have a drink of the water is fun and entertaining. One of my favorite parts was the planetarium. However the outdoor demonstrations they had outside were cool too. Highly recommend for any age!

I loved the history here. It was $34 for my husband and myself and I believe we had $1 off coupon. Not sure if that was for both or each. Definitely go to the planetarium before you go to the Globe. They explain some stuff prior to the planetarium show that would've been nice to know prior to going to the globe. Since we went during Covid I am not sure what their normal protocol is but the woman who was standing at the entrance of the fountain of youth simply ask them for a little story and the woman who I spoke with was named Wendy and she was very informative and knowledgeable with a lot of the historic information and Ponce de Leon etc. The way I understood it was normally they would actually have some fun of a person talking. But you definitely have to ask her if she has any information prior to going into the fountain of youth We walked around the whole complex we saw the cannon fire and we went to the weapons display, and the native Indian burial site, church etc. And the Peacocks are beautiful! SIDE NOTE FOR DOG OWNERS : if you're going to bring your dog I would be hesitant to bring it to the cannon display or the weapons displays because it definitely sounds like a real shotgun and there was a couple there who had a dog and let out a huge yelp and tried to hide and run away. I'm an animal lover and I think it's best not to put your animal through this.

They say when you visit St. Augustine for the first time, you should go to the Fountain of Youth once and drink from the spring. If you drank a cup of water, you will live forever. That's why to ensure I live forever; I had seconds and thirds but not more than that; otherwise, I would have felt like a hoarder. But I digress. Visiting the Fountain of Youth was cool, learning about the history of the site, with Ponce de Leon. Pricing wasn't bad as we had ordered our tickets online through one of the tourism portals. Parking is plentiful, with the property easy to follow. I enjoyed the firing of the cannon by the guard tower before walking up to the top to enjoy a view of the bay. Being a student of history, I did enjoy visiting the site, considering I have read about the Fountain of Youth since... (wait for it) my youth. Outside of the actual fountain, the updated theater with the globe, and the tower with the cannon demonstration, you've covered most of what's there to see. The selling point is the fountain for sure. But apart from that, once you have visited, you're good.

Wow! I cannot believe as many times as I have visited St. Augustine, this is the first time I visited this Gem. The nature and the combination of history is incredible. If you want down the lake path, you have incredible views of the bridge and city. I loved that they have a historical church called Old Mission Church and it was simply beautiful. I absoloutely love Peacocks and there were so many here I was simply in awe. Of course I had to drink a sample of the infamous Fountain of Youth. Forever Young!

I've always read about this place as a kid but never had the opportunity to visit until recently and I'm glad I did. St Augustine is a small town but big in history and most famously known for the fountain of youth. Truthfully, I didn't like the taste of the water I don't believe anyone did lol. Nonetheless it is a nice place to visit. I highly recommend if you're into history. There's so much to do and learn. Oh be prepared to see wild peacocks walking around. There are educational shows that you can see while here as well.

There's alot to see here but the main attraction is the fountain of youth. The property alone is huge and has alot of different history and educational attractions within. From history of Ponce de leon to natives who lived on this land and their traditions, and archeological digs and findings, to disputes to who really owned the property over time. All over the property are also beautiful peacocks that you can feed and the fattest squirrels I've ever seen. Lots of places to take beautiful pics. At the actual entrance your handed a map so you can know what times certain shows, reenactments and artillery events. I strongly advise to keep hydrated and bring sunscreen. We almost passed out for not taking proper.precautions bit everything was so interesting to see. When we finally went to the fountain of youth it was cool to see it was as if it was in a big cave with more historical models and facts surrounding it. And it's actually not a big.fountain it's more of a small water fixture. Nevertheless we all took our cups and drank away. Some people filled up their empty water bottles to get more,lol. Still as a group of friends just enjoying the day this was a cool attraction. Now let's see if these sips I took work, LOL!

I went to this place with my wife and my two kids. We bought tickets then went into the section with the water that supposedly makes you younger. My wife and I both drank it, I know the water isn't supposed to do anything but I think it had results on my wife. She didn't think the same about me though. After the fountain we headed over to the cannon shooting. I really like cannons because one time my grandad Jim shot a small one in his backyard when he was drunk. Anyway it was impressive! Then the family all had to use the bathroom. While they were gone I snuck back to the fountain to drink more water because my wife is 12 years younger than me and I need to do all I can to keep our relationship from deteriorating. We all liked the peacocks who roamed the around the park. I saw one eating a filet of fish on the ground. I also enjoyed the blacksmith show with my family! One thing that could be improved is making the discovery globe show a little more exciting, but that's a small thing. After that we went up the tower but my wife stayed down because of her bad hip. It was a very impressive view to say the least. Finally we left through the gift shop. My son Cody wanted a knight helmet in the shop but I told him his granddaddy could just make him one when we got home. We ended up buying some very cool merchandise, just not the knight helmet. Also my rental car broke down a mile after I left but that has nothing to do with the fountain.

This spells tourist trap. Haha. But! In the same sentence, I'd say to go one time to check it out. I wouldn't plan and spending too much time here just because it's SO HOT and a good chunk of it is in the sun. The fountain itself was fun to see. But that takes all of 5 minutes, and it's the first thing you do when you get into the park. The lines were moving along nicely though so it wasn't bad. They have a tonnnnn if peacocks! So I'm sure the little kids would love seeing those. It was kinda fun trying to find them and point them out to the rest of the group. Sometimes they were in the trees, or hiding in bushes. It felt like a game of "where's Waldo" almost the whole time. We saw some of the shows, the smithing one was cool, he made some nails, and we watched a guy fire his gun and talk about how those were made in the old days. We walked up to the tower and no one was there, a lot of people were missing out on that! It was a nice view and the breeze was excellent up there! A good place to recharge a little. Mothered a walk way that goes to nowhere-you can skip that. And that was our trip! Haha. Once was enough. Not cool enough to ever plan a trip back, but hey if you don't live there and want to do something with the kids it's a decent time waster it's good.

We really were not sure what to expect when visiting the fountain of youth, and were concerned it may be a tourist trap. The location itself is fairly easy to find, and a little under a mile walk from the old-town/downtown area. If driving, there's also plenty of parking. I was pleasantly surprised how large of an area this place has (15 acres) and how many interesting exhibits/demonstrations there are. One of my favorite things was all of the peacocks wandering around that you can get fairly close to (there's also peanuts for sale to feed them, and the birds are so friendly they will eat them out of your hand). The fountain itself (yes you have to try the water if you're here) is surrounded by lots of information about how it was found and that point in time. The water tastes different with a touch of sulphur/minerality. Beyond the fountain, there's a theatre, planetarium, blacksmith demonstration and gun/cannon demonstrations in the mock-village set up, complete with character actors (feels a bit like Plymouth plantation). There's also a boardwalk that goes through the marsh area, and is a great bird-watching spot. It was interesting to learn about 'America's first colony'. For $18.79 a person, I think it's well worth it to wander around for a couple of hours.

If there are any tours that you are considering purchasing while in Saint Augustine this one is a must. The park is beautiful filled with gardens, fountains, church, peacocks and of course the star of the show, the Fountain of Youth. I didn't think you could actually drink from it, but they hand you a cup and you can pour yourself some of that magic potion. They also have shows that reenact battles with cannons. All in all my trip would not have been the same if I hadn't visited the Fountain of Youth.

Lovely place to spend the day, full of history and culture. It's suitable for dogs and it's enough to go but easy and entertaining.

Very clean and well taken care of Zoo. Staff were very friendly and accommodating. Plenty of free parking.

It is a nice park space and it was fun tasting the water. I feel that it could sure use upgrading and renovation. Especially considering the admission prices.

Definitely worth checking out. Lots of interesting history, displays, and events. The planetarium gives a great, air conditioned history not to be missed!  Enjoy the many peacocks wandering the property. And of course, drink from the fountain!

Despite some of the reviews, I thought this park was wonderful! It is beautifully manicured and maintained, with lush green space, beautiful trees, and dozens of peacocks roaming the park. There are even white ones! As a native Floridian, I hate to say that prior to my trip to St. Augustine I really never knew much. At each sight within the park, they have extensive historical explanations and blurbs. Learn all about the fountain of youth, the explorers, Native Americans, excavations, and even artillery use (they have a live cannon demo - cover your ears!). The park is also situated on the water and has a beautiful lookout where you can get a nice breeze on a hot sunny day. I spotted a few crabs and mullet here :) Everyone that works here is friendly, helpful, and will be happy to answer any questions you may have. We had a great time here! P.S. For anyone who has never been around a peacock before - don't be alarmed when you enter the park and hear dinosaur-esque sounds...that's just the funky peacock call :)

Awesome piece of history! Plenty of shady spot and places to rest. Take a sip from the fountain and enjoy the beautiful grounds. Peacocks roaming around! The small 10 mins guided shows around the grounds are pretty cool- they are very knowledgeable and you can tell they love their job! Our family, from 6 to 66, enjoyed it.

**THE LET YOU DRINK THE WATER** The water itself has all the minerals it's SUPPOSED to, so it's alkaline There's a lot to see, great for walking around I think this exhibit is great for a homeschooling field trip... actually the whole town is great for that