Bulow Creek State Park 

Access to Bulow Creek and its encompassing tributaries is feasible through a stopping territory off Walter Boardman
Lane, High Bridge Road, and different zones along Old Dixie Highway.

Bulow Creek State Park is a beautiful area for wedding functions and gatherings that can be held at our 24-man
structure.

Bulow Creek State Park has three neighboring state stops that are every interesting and offer different sorts of open
air amusement. If it’s not too much trouble make sure to visit Tomoka State Park, Addison Blockhouse State Park, and
Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park while you’re in the region.

Pavilion Rentals

If you would like to rent a pavilion whether for a birthday party, family gathering or reunion or just to hang out with
friends, you may do so for $40 per day plus tax. Call the number above for more information on how to rent.

Information

Bulow Creek State Park protects nearly 5,600 acres, more than 1,500 of which are submerged under water. This area can
get very flooded during rainy season.

The feature of Bulow Creek that it contains numerous amounts of live oaks and is known as one of the largest remaining
live oak forests in Florida.

The authoritative tree is the Fairchild Oak, one of the biggest live oak trees in the South. For over 400 years it has
been a quiet observer to human exercises along Bulow Creek, including the obliteration of the neighboring Bulow
Plantation during the Second Seminole War in 1836.

A few trails enable climbers to investigate the inside of the recreation center, where guests can see white-followed
deer, barred owls and raccoons. The Bulow Woods Trail, about seven miles in length, takes climbers to Bulow Plantation
Ruins Historic State Park. Guests can cookout in an obscure structure or at a table on the grass inside perspective on
the Fairchild Oak.

Another great place to visit in Ormond Beach is Andy
Romano.

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