Washington Oaks Gardens State Park offers a unique combination of formal gardens and scenic coastal beauty along Florida's eastern shore.
Washington Oaks Gardens State Park, located in Flagler County, Florida, is renowned for its exquisite formal gardens and miles of pristine coastline. The park exemplifies the meeting of lush, planted landscapes with the wild beauty of the Atlantic shoreline. Originally part of a plantation that dates back to the early 19th century, the park contains over 425 acres of land dedicated to preserving both cultural history and natural beauty. Within the gardens, visitors can find a variety of exotic and native plant species, including azaleas, camellias, and roses. The coastal side of the park offers natural tidal pools and rock formations unique to this region of Florida. Recreational activities include hiking on several nature trails, picnicking, and enjoying the beach. Bird watching is particularly rewarding, with many species inhabiting the area, making it a haven for ornithologists and casual bird watchers alike.
Formal Gardens with exotic and native plant species
Unique coquina rock formations along the Atlantic shore
Bird watching opportunities with various bird species
Scenic picnicking spots overlooking the ocean
Features a range of native and exotic plants, providing a serene escape.
Unique to this region, these formations provide spectacular views and are perfect for exploration.
A habitat for marine life and a great spot for family exploration along the shoreline.