fort clinch state park

我们已经在这里露营过两次,两次都很喜欢。这里有海滩和河边,我们推荐在河边露营。超棒的新浴室和淋浴,以及不错的洗衣设施。此外,一定要去参观炮台,太好玩了。很适合骑自行车,在码头边上捡贝壳。

这个公园和碉堡(虽然在历史上没有重要意义)是个好地方。不要忘了参观码头和海滩。我们旅行中唯一的缺憾是没有路线图。我们在进入公园时什么也没有拿到,我们在碉堡的商店中询问工作人员有没有路线图,她说没有。地图会给我们提供一些帮助,但是我们仍旧很享受这个公园。

我们听说过这个要塞的故事,所以想亲自去看看。很棒,而且因为位于阿米莉亚岛的北面,所以风景很漂亮。这个公园还有一个很长的钓鱼码头,可以看见海滩和森林,还有登山、骑自行车和野营的地方。我们还看见树上一个窝里的一只小动物。

我觉得会有很多人在这里度过更长时间的。公园里许多地方都能让你驻足闻闻花香,可以徒步,可以去海滩,可以露营等等。我们的时间有限,所以就粗略看了一下,在山顶看到了灯塔,还看到了堡垒。是我第一次去堡垒呢,觉得不错。环境优美,“演员”让你有种回到了19世纪60年代的感觉。设施维护齐全,也可以看看士兵们当初是怎么生活的。我们度过了愉快的时光,建议在假期之外来这里看看。

克林奇堡州立公园足够你逛一天的时间。你可以去堡垒上看看,在堡垒上悠闲的散散步。或者,你还可以去沙滩那边,去享受一下沙滩的美妙。进公园的路是有天棚遮阴的,非常的漂亮。在这里,开车进入的话收费6美元,而骑自行车只要2美元。这个价钱简直是太划算了。这个堡垒是我去过的最便宜的历史景点之一。只要花2美元,你就可以进入堡垒,而且如果你运气好的话,还能碰上那儿上演的战争重现,那你这次的行程就更有意思啦。在堡垒上,你可以四处逛逛,堡垒的一些区域是可供游客进入的,你还可以从堡垒的墙上向外看看美丽的风景。这儿的海滩区域也非常的不错,你可以散散步、趟趟水、找找贝壳,或者你也可以只是简简单单的享受这里的那种氛围。总之,这里非常值得一去。

This made our trip. Fort is fantastic and so is the pier/beach. This is the hidden gem of Fernandina. We are very happy we decided at the last minute to explore this park.

Went on Sunday afternoon, only one person in character. All other exhibits locked for example blacksmith, bakery. Do not go on a Sunday unless you want to simply walk around Fort. The fort is in great shape as it never seen battle. You can walk along natural beach outside of Fort. Biking, hiking and walking trails down a lovely tree lined entry. 6$ for car and 2$/pp to enter Fort.

This is a lovely spot. The fort is interesting in itself, and the setting is beautiful. Enjoy a glimpse of history, the beach, and the pier.

Excellent piece of local history. Makes you wonder how in the world they protected the area.Worth the time and the trip. Staff was GREAT.

One of many similar old five-sided Civil War era forts along the South-Atlantic Coast from South Carolina to Florida. Located on the northern end of Amelia Island at the Florida-Georgia border. Construction began in 1847 and named in honor of General Duncan Lamont Clinch who fought bravely during the Second Seminole Indian War. It now encompasses the Fort Clinch State Park area on the St. Mary's River entrance from the Atlantic Ocean to Cumberland Sound. There are walking and biking paths in the acreage surrounding the Fort. The Fort contains a nice display of artifacts, cannons and ramparts of the old Fort entered over the swing bridge over the dry ditch or mote. There are several guides in the fortress to explain the items and artifacts you are seeing, especially in the old barrack's building and in the quartermaster building. The fort is still under reconstruction and you can see the work in progress during your visit. There is a bookstore, rest rooms and gift shop at the entrance to the Fort, along with a short-order grill outside the entrance next to the bookstore for eats and drinks. There are vending machines for ice and drinks in the gift shop area. There are picnic areas and a fishing pier and walking area on the beach fronting the Atlantic Ocean. It is a wonderful area for singles, couples, families and children. The facilities and infrastructure are handicapable friendly.

If you walk or bike in, the fee into the park is $2/person, by car, it's $6 per car. Touring the fort is an additional $2 per person. The park is well maintained, with good campsites (one set near the ocean and the other with more vegetation...I personally preferred the one with more vegetation) and nice walking/biking paths. The fort is worth a visit. There is an informative video at the visitor's center and then there was a man in period uniform in the grocery inside the fort who was extremely knowledgeable and answered the questions we had after we had explored the fort on our own.The park is also a nesting ground for birds and signage provides educational opportunities.I spent a day here exploring the park and fort and would enjoy coming back to camp as well.

Quiet clean sighs well marked. Nice time year not many visitors there. Would be good area to go camping.

The fee to get in is $6 / car and $2 for the fort to view it. It is worth the entry fee as this location is great. The contruction of the fort from the mid 1800 is amazing. Bring your comfortable walking shoes and your camera. You will not be disappointed.

Loved the park and the fort, it was great fun to learn about the history and get a feel of how it must have been back then.

Six mile mountain bike trail that ran through the woods next to the road. We loved it even though some steep climbs with large tree roots made us list our bikes up.