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Outdoor enthusiasts, get ready to explore the waterways of Black Creek, the St. Johns River, and beyond as a new paddleboard sharing experience is now in the area. If you don’t own a paddleboard or maybe you’re traveling and couldn’t bring yours from home, or maybe you want to try something new – this new […]

Hands-on creations make for great travel memories. In Clay County, there are plenty of options for all types of makers and creators. From making your own pottery creation to painting a masterpiece of Spring Park and even taking sewing classes, the entire family can take advantage of being creative and learning a new skill during

Clay County offers a wealth of experiences for retired military members and military history enthusiasts. From exhibits focusing on World War II to artifacts and military vehicles on display, the area features landmarks and museums to commemorate the county’s involvement with our nation’s military.  Take a look at some places of interest in Clay County.

Manatees, also known as sea cows for their grazing habits, can often be tough to find in their natural habitats. Often found in salt, brackish and fresh water, manatees are slow-moving mammals that spend their days eating and sleeping.  Where to Look for Manatees Manatees cannot tolerate cold water temperatures for extended periods of time.