I highly recommend Happy Heart Farms! I recently purchased three beautiful 4-month-old chickens…read morehere. The birds are in great shape, and the people running the farm are incredibly nice and professional. Thank you so much for the great service and healthy hens!

Great people, healthy Pullets! I've purchased pullets from them twice and they have always been…read morehealthy.

This music park is my favorite festival venue I have ever been to. The place is beautiful and…read moreclean. I love the Spanish moss and the sun shining through the trees. The lake is scenic and there are many things to do and see around the park. One of the best features is the ability to camp wherever you want, unlike most festivals where you have to camp in line with everyone where they tell you to. Camping under the trees feels like a true camping experience and you can even have fires here. Water spigots are plentiful so getting water is a breeze. In the venue there's even a regular bathroom with flush toilets which is a really nice touch. I've been here for two events: tipper and friends as well as Hulaween. I love this place so much I can't wait to come back again

A most magical place! The Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park & Campground is an insanely unique…read moremusic venue that hosts 4 or 5 large-scale fests a year, as well as a beautiful and idyllic North Florida campground on regular, non-festival days. Located in Live Oak, way down upon the Suwannee river, the crown gem of this park has to be their natural amphitheater stage built right into the woods. It's a sight you have to see to truly believe, but since I'm writing a review, I'll try to paint you a picture. Imagine you're standing in a forest that starts to dip low, like shallow bowl. Follow wooden steps down to the center, through the trees, to a clearing where hundreds of people are gathered, waiting. Suddenly.. LIGHTS! MUSIC! Yellow, purple, blue and red shoot out and spread wide, illuminating the dark woods and filling the crowd with excitement as the music starts bouncing off the trees, reverberating back to the crowd and out to the furthest corner of the park. It's a concert like no other, and all who have experienced it become united by the memory. Festivals here go all night as attendees run around like kids on the loose until 5 am and later. Hop from stage to stage and see who's making sweet music, or romp around the campsites to see friends old and new. It's an adult playground made of nature; a blessing to enjoy. During the day, you can hang on the beach and swim in the river. If you're feeling brave go for the rope swing; just hold on to your tops ladies! :) I've never had the pleasure of camping at SOS on a non-festival weekend, but I can't imagine a place more peaceful. After attending six festivals here, I have to say I'm a lifelong fan. This is a must-see in the wild and wonderful state of Florida.

What a great way to expiernce life on a farm. Love seeing all the animals and even got see some…read morebabies born, played with the puppies, bottle fed a baby goat and got upnclose and personal with the cow. Gary is very knowledgeable and takes pride innhis farm and you cant tell he loves all the living creatures!

This lovely spot with its chickens, guinea fowl and lots of goats is so idyllic. The proprietors…read moreGary and Amy are so welcoming. Gary takes you around the different pastures in a golf cart and proudly shows all of his innovations. The movable chicken houses, the peacocks, the colored eggs, the many goats, the cows and the special ways of farming that use the latest technologies. There is a greenhouse, so plants are always growing. Gan Eden keeps sustainability in mind and even sports bee hives and luscious honey. I was offered edible nasturtium as a snack. The farm has 2 large living dwellings and a guest house as well. It is an interesting and educational place to visit. Big and small children will delight in seeing all the farm animals and how well maintained everything is. There is a farm store where you can buy some of the delicious products.

Great burger at the club house! Quite friendly atmosphere. Jonny is great! Good prices too!read more

Very Good Range, the course is very nice, fairways and greens are awesome. I'm a Junior Golfer…read more Although everything was great! The people who gave me and my sister baskets {2} were very chill and nice. I've gotten coached before on the Range, the grass is nice and the fairway is excellent. In the Pro Shop there are T-shirts, golf balls, gloves, tees and golf clubs you can buy!

Twilight felt as if it's never come - the little young girl in the proshop was all business and…read moresold me a time and some club covers and a few CALLAWAY balls which have come a long way since their 56warbird. No time to stretch because I was chugging beer in the lot and getting the bag ready - shoelaces untied, hair upside-down and mismatched like a ragamuffin with pasley and camouflage and saddle shoes. Mom and son hitting from the green fronts, I joined them from the back blue and nailed a 3wood up the left side with a baby cut. Greens were slow which I discovered on the practice green but they look like pool table lightning. Wind was untrustworthy doing mischievous swirling up above but telling me nothing down below. I forget my damn phone in the car so no pictures to show the layout - uugh. At 9 they peel off and I hook up with CJ behind in the following group and his cute gf who wasn't playing. My man hit it a ton and we went shot for shit, pounding drived with that Sssswwwwack sound, big towering drives and then we hunted flags. A poa-Anna grass that know well, not stringy, not viney - hit down and it explodes beautifully. I nailed two 8 footers for par each I was convinced I missed - CJ had skill and on 18 he took his hat off and gave me his hand and a gentleman bow. He wanted to connect and play again, but alas, I'm on the road - but I'd have loved to - he raised my game and I told him so.

The courses are very unique and well maintained, greens and fairways are very good and grass is…read moregood. The driving range is excellent and the fake grass is good a bit roughed up though. One thing I would like to see are water stations throughout the courses, where you can grab a cup and pour water in it! I recommend golfing here as i have visited this golf course probably about 10 - 12 times. Great course, would recommend for golfers!

In a unique way you can step into another time. But see some of the most talented musicians & story…read moreteller's & crafter's. In one of the most tranquil settings w/ Dog woods in bloom and azalea's flowering. Steven Foster has lots of unique architectural structure's the tower is my favorite!! Variety of food and activity's. All day into the night!

So many stages, so much variety for three days over Memorial Day Weekend. Not just folk music but…read morestorytelling, demonstrations, dancing, crafts, and jamming. It is unique the way the organizers make such an effort to foster a sense of tradition and not just focus on making a commercial music festival. The definition of folk music is fairly broad here - bluegrass, blues, Celtic, etc. It is mostly acoustic and a lot of emphasis on original songwriting (perhaps a homage to Stephen Foster). All the most beautiful sounds creative, acoustic songwriters can make inspired by a breathtaking natural setting. Just go to the river stage and you will understand. I will give you the negatives, but it gets 5-stars anyway EASILY. As with most festivals, the food vendors don't have a good selection, value, or quality. There is the occasional attempt at some different foods (hand churned ice cream) and regional (collard greens), so that is appreciated. Since it is May it is often hot and parking is a long walk but the stages are shaded and there are golf carts always offering you a ride to your next spot. Last year we stayed at Kelly's RV park down the highway and loved it. White Springs is a small town with places to camp all around. There is something magical about this festival whether you are from Florida, love Florida, or want to learn about Florida nature, history, and culture, just show up and it will happen. I am dumbfounded every time I meet someone who is from Florida and doesn't know about this festival.

Visited the Old Hamilton County Jail as part of Paranormal Kicks Cancer, an orginisation that…read moreraises funds for kids who have cancer. They are currently renovating the Jail, so there are spots that are works in progress, but the location is a historical land mark. It is a reportedly (ok, It IS) a HAUNTED location! We were actually able to do an over night, which gave us the ability to actually investigate the location thoroughly. I personally had the experience of the "presence" of a guard walking toward me while I was in their walk way at the Solitary Confinement area. We experienced phantom voices, voices on the ovulous, and shapes appearing and interacting on the FLIR camera. Overall it was a really fun investigation. I look forward to future events.

VERY HAUNTED BUILDING! 3 start rating is because the building needs to be cleaned and remodeled due…read moreto mold and possible lead paint or other things. But we had an awesome time with the investigation. The building needs someone to come in and give it some TLC for sure and add cameras inside and out! Fix the bathroom!!!!

I've lived here a long time and just visited this museum recently. It was very fun, like stepping…read moreback in time. My favorite area is in the back with the rotary phones. You can actually use them!! (They don't call out though).

If you are looking for local history, stop into the Suwannee County Museum. It's located in the…read moreAtlantic Coastline Freight Station. The building itself was built in 1903. Lots of books to look through and a telephone museum in the back which your children can touch and call each other. This is a wonderful place to take a walk through and learn a little something in the process.