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Bulow Plantation Ruins

OtherEasy difficulty● Green hazardFlorida

The coquina ruins of Florida's largest sugar mill mark Bulowville, a 2,200-acre plantation burned by Seminoles in 1836 during the Second Seminole War and never rebuilt. The site is preserved as Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park, with an interpretive center, trails, and a scenic drive under live oaks. Access is legal and easy; the only cautions are heat, insects, and staying off the fragile masonry.

Site typeOther
StateFlorida
Coordinates29.4361, -81.1411
Difficulty · EasyWalk-up access or short approach on open ground.
Hazard · GreenLow hazard — managed, publicly accessible, or structurally benign site.
Light todaySunrise 06:55 · sunset 19:59 (local) — golden hour is the first and last hour of that window
Conditions today73–90°F · 48% precip chance · wind to 13 mph
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