Interesting and free....but the dirt road that takes you there gets your car dirtier than I ever expected. Every Nook and crevice in my car was filled with a silt like dirt. Crazy!

Took my kids here for a history lesson. Pleased with the setup. Wonderful view and beautiful grounds. Really enjoyed.

If you've ever fallen trap to romanticized, "Gone With the Wind" views of plantation life, come experience Kingsley Plantation. It is hard to believe that humans could have eked out a living on such a lonesome bit of land, let alone thrived. I am always...More

We toured this national treasure and were in awe by some of the slave quarters that are still standing. Learning the history of the people who owned the plantation was unforgettable. We highly recommend a visit. Ask about a guided tour to get a real...More

Well worth going a few miles off the beaten track to fine this place. You'll learn a lot about the history of slavery, and maybe get a new perspective, as well as enjoying a pleasant couple of hours by the river. For info the last...More

So enjoyed this trip. We were able to wander round at leisure. Got some great snaps ,including the tortoise . Lots of facts and pictures on information boards which made it interesting.

Been coming here for most of my life. It's that beautiful. Well restored plantation located on a mostly unspoiled barrier island that mostly now belongs to the State of Florida and is part of the state park system. The drive in through the overhanging live...More

Set on the water in a beautiful old Florida setting. The plantation is historical. The story is intriguing and romantic. It is like going to a different time. It is like a short vacation.

Stopped here while touring the area. The history will make you sad but also make you happy that we've moved beyond the dark history of this time period. This location is placed a few miles down a dirt/gravel road that is lined with beautiful trees,...More

If visiting Amelia Island this is on your way, stop by it's worth the time. Beautiful plantation home with slave houses still intact! Great story and great time.