It was interesting to see, but I wouldn't put it on the must see list. The cannon fire gave a sense of what the earliest explores were looking at. It was a great sega way into the history of St Augustine

It was interesting to see, but I wouldn't put it on the must see list. The cannon fire gave a sense of what the earliest explores were looking at. It was a great sega way into the history of St Augustine
We had such an enjoyable time here and even stayed longer than we had planned to stay. The shows in the planterium and globe were very nice and a learning experience. The cannon firing was awesome! Everyone was very nice but we found the guy firing the cannon and the one at the fountain to be the most fun and...
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This is a great experience for all....the place is really beautiful, learned some things that I didn't know....great learning experience....very nice staff...answered any and all questions. One thing that was really nice, there was a dig going on when we where there...I went up to the workers and they actually took the time out to explain things to us! I...
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Travelers simply must see this attraction. It was fun and super exciting to drink from the fountain.
went here during our 2 day stay in St. Augustine. the shows were scheduled so that you could catch the Planetarium show and the Globe show without waiting. We walked to the marsh bridge and then stayed for the cannon firing. They were still pumping out water as one reviewer mentioned. The peacocks were beautiful, the guide said they started...
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This place was a great find. The park was so beautiful, and peacocks wandered around everywhere. The staff was helpful and excited to share what they knew. There was a neat vintage history show, a planetarium and live cannon and musket demos. They also offer little cups of water from the fountain. We had alot of fun.
Unfortunately we visited St. Augustine during several days of constant rain but more than half this park was flooded yet they gladly took our money when you could really only walk into the building with the fountain water and not explore the park at all. Felt we should have been warned before paying and entering.
I believe that the fountain itself is only a small portion of this beautiful park. I loved the peacocks roaming free to be admired and fed. There is an active dig ongoing to uncover artifacts from Indians and other who settled here.
Interesting place. Don 't drink the water if you are allergic to sulfur - other than that try it. It might work for you guess I am too old...the people were knowledgable. My favorite is seeing the hit the I natives lived in.
This park is beautiful. We spent almost 4 hours there and loved every moment of it. There are shows and presentations on and off all day. The park is laid out so nicely that everyone is not always right on top of eachother.
There is a mix of native and pilgrim history and peacocks that are just so gorgeous. You...
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