The kids learned how to gin cotton. Very peaceful and relaxing field trip. More

well,theres several problems here...1st, from J'ville you have to take the water ferry-which is fine if you're going to Little Talbot Island while here. But the PLantation is located 3 miled down a one lain gravel road with big holes the whole drive.Then,when we got there.The MAIN house was being worked on, so we couldn't go inside.Otherwise, there wasn't alot... More

Knowledgeable and friendly escort takes you on a Segway tour of the beautiful plantation . . . a nice silent and fun way to travel distance, see everything without getting tired. Feel the breeze without the sweat in other words . . . the best way to tour a plantation. More

Interesting to see tabby slave quarters. Grounds are well done and on waterfront. Not a Tara-type plantation home. Inside of plantation House available for tours only on weekends, must have reservations for house tour. Only 2 tours a day. More

if you like civil war history, learn about the slave ships that came into north Fla. More

Very interesting and beautiful. A little hot and muggy the day we were there but fun. More

The inside of the house is worth seeing but you must call ahead to reserve your spot for the tour. The park is free and so in th tour. The inside of the house is quite beautiful and modern given that it was renovated in the late 1870s. The grounds have a lot of literature to read which is very... More

We didn't take any guided tours just walked the grounds and read the info boards. It was well worth the short stop. This is a gripping glimpse into the majestry and horror of a slave enabled lifestyle. More

We reserved a weekend tour and I don't recommend it. It's a beautiful setting and worth seeing but I don't recommend standing in a stifling hot house with no ventilation listening to a tour guide who shows you three bare rooms. See the slave cabins, walk out on the pier and leave. More