Fort George Island Cultural State Park
Activities at Fort George Island Cultural State Park
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BicyclingFort George Island Cultural State Park offers a loop bicycle ride through history. Pick up a copy of the Saturiwa Trail guide at the Little Talbot Island Ranger Station or in the brochure rack in front of the Ribault Club on Fort George Island. The loop is 4.4 miles and consists of paved road and hard packed gravel. For off-road bicyclists there is a three-mile biking-hiking trail that traverses the interior of the former Fort George Island golf course. The trail is suitable for large tired bikes. |
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Boat RampThe Ribault Clubhouse Water access, (unimproved boat ramp) behind the Ribault Clubhouse, is available for launching canoes, kayaks, and small flat bottom boats. |
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Canoeing & KayakingCanoeing and Canoe launch available. |
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FishingFishing the Fort George River from the shoreline is a popular activity. |
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Hiking/Nature TrailThere is a three-mile hiking/biking trail on Fort George Island. The trail runs through the interior of the former Fort George golf course. A successional process is returning the golf course land back to its natural state and restoring the maritime forest habitat. The trail is suitable for large tired bikes. |
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Meetings & RetreatsThe Ribault Club and Fort George Island Visitor Center serves as the gateway to the Timucuan Trail State and National Parks. The grand rooms of the Club can be rented through The Ribault Club a park visitor service provider, who provides professional event management for private and business functions. For more information on club rental, call (904) 251-1050. |
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PetsWell-behaved dogs are welcome at Fort George Island Cultural State Park on our hiking trails, pavilions, paved park roads, parking lots, multi-use trails and our shorelines. They must be kept on a 6-foot leash at all times and cannot be left unattended for more than a half hour. |
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Restroom Facilities
Restroom facilities are located insde the |
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Tours
Guided Segway Trips. Looking for a unique and exhilarating experience? Explore the beauty of these barrier islands as never before on Segways®. EcoMotion Tours is one of Talbot Islands State Parks' visitors service providers operating on Little Talbot Island and nearby Fort George Island. EcoMotion Tours uses Segways® transporters to provide an enjoyable and modern way of touring. Segways® are two-wheeled, battery-powered devices that respond to the way you lean. These eco-friendly transporters are quiet and easy on the trails, providing a wonderful way to explore nature without disturbing its inhabitants. You'll be equipped with a wireless headset so our guides can point out the fascinating plant and animal life along the trails. |
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Visitor CenterThe Ribault Club and Fort George Island Visitor Center serves as the gateway to the Timucuan Trail State and National Parks. The historic Ribault Club is open to the public every Wednesday to Sunday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The Visitor Center, located within the Ribault Club, has interpretive exhibits depicting the rich natural and cultural history of the area and the island. The grand rooms of the Club can be rented through The Ribault Club, a park visitor service provider, who provides professional event management for private and business functions. Proceeds from the events managed by The Ribault Club help support on-going maintenance and protection of this architectural treasure. For more information on club rental please call (904) 251-1050. |
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WeddingsThe restored Ribault Clubhouse is available for weddings and other special functions. For more information, contact The Ribault Club at (904) 251-1050. |





