Fernandina Plaza

Fernandina Plaza Historic State Park

site of a historic Spanish Fort, this grassy park offers stunning river views in a charming coastal village

Hours

8 a.m. to sunset, 365 days a year

Fees

No fee Required

Location

Estrada Street
Fernandina Beach FL 32034

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Contact Info

904-277-7274

Welcome to Fernandina Plaza Historic State Park

Fernandina Plaza Historic State Park sits atop a bluff along the Amelia River on Estrada Street in the town of Fernandina, on the northern end of Amelia Island. 

It is the historic site of Fort San Carlos, a Spanish fort dating back to the early 1800's. The property is now managed by Fort Clinch State Park as part of the Florida Park Service and has been a state managed property since 1941.

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Manager's Message

I have the privilege of managing Faver-Dykes State Park, a hidden gem in St. John's county.  Faver-Dykes has it all, from canoeing and fishing to hiking and camping.
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Experiences

Picnicking
Picnicking
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Amenities

Historic Site
Historic Site
Interpretive Exhibit
Interpretive Exhibit

Fernandina Plaza Main Gallery

Fernandina Plaza
Fernandina Plaza
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History & Culture

Experience Florida as it was before interstates, high-rises and air conditioning. Florida State Parks preserve and share the story of the state and its people through many historic and cultural sites.
Rivers and Lakes
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Rivers & Lakes

Florida is truly a place where land and water interweaves to form a diverse and dynamic natural fabric. Numerous rivers course through the landscape, and lakes of varying sizes can be found in all regions.

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