Today all that stands is what is believed to be the outdoor kitchen of the Addison plantation and partial walls and foundations of the McCrae sugar mill

Price’s Scrub protects a mosaic of natural communities and a diverse mix of plants and wildlife.

The preserve offers 5.5 miles of hiking trails and an 8-mile horseback riding trail through some of Florida’s rarest and most pristine natural areas.

Price’s Scrub State Park plays a role in the proposed connection of Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park/Lochloosa Wildlife Conservation Area to the Goethe State Forest and helps the proposed connection to the Cross Florida Greenway.

At this secluded park you'll have a chance to catch a glimpse of numerous bird species in a setting quiet enough to easily hear the warblers sing and hawks call.

There is no doubt that this park's striking ecology and lengthy trail system will make for an enjoyable horseback riding adventure. 

Springs are important windows into the health of Florida's groundwater - the source of 90% of our drinking water, silently flowing beneath our feet.

The spring run is short but definitely sweet. Tranquil, turquoise waters surround you. Observe turtle antics and look for birds soaring above.

As you explore the trail you may discover a geocache, a 350-year-old giant cypress tree, a vivid green swampy sinkhole full of turtles and a hidden spring or two. 

Just as the landscape is recovering from Hurricane Michael, so is the wildlife. At Three Rivers State Park, you can see the fox squirrel bouncing around the landscape once again.