Green Cove Springs, located in Northeast Florida’s Clay County, celebrates its 150th anniversary in 2024. With a quaint, small town feel that serves as the county seat, The City of Green Cove Springs has always been a gathering place. From the 1870s around the spring pool or today enjoying a festival in Spring Park, here […]
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Located in Orange Park near River Road, Club Continental was once known as the Palmolive Estate (yes, like the soap). In the 1880’s, B.J. Johnson, owner of the Palmolive Soap Company, was looking to escape the harsh winters of Wisconsin and moved his family to Orange Park for the winter months. Settling in along the
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Clay County is excited to announce the opening of the new Clay County Outdoor Adventure Park. Located just south of Middleburg, this expansive new complex is near Camp Blanding with discussions for future expansion already in the works. At 158-acres, the park is home to a 200-yard, 30-target-lane gun range and welcomed its first visitors
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Get ready to shop without even leaving Clay County as Small Business Saturday takes place on November 25th. Clay County businesses are ready to welcome you with special activities and sales as you ‘shop local’ to start the holiday shopping season. Whether you’re a bargain hunter looking for vintage treasures or a fashionista shopping for
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The holidays are here and there are plenty of festive activities on the horizon this season. Gather the family for holiday parades, meet and greets with Santa, holiday cheer and more! Here’s a look at the joyous celebrations taking place in Clay County – Celebrate the Season in Orange Park The Town of Orange Park
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Known as one of Florida’s First State Parks, Mike Roess Gold Head Branch State Park, located six miles north of Keystone Heights is home to 2,000 acres with 5.44 miles of trails along the Florida National Scenic Trail. The Civilian Conservation Corps developed the park during the 1930’s with a majority of the park’s facilities
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