Location: Keystone Heights
Top Things to do in Keystone Heights
The 8 Best Things to Do in Keystone Heights, United States
Keystone Heights in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for State Parks. Discover best things to do in Keystone Heights with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Keystone Heights
1. Mike Roess Gold Head State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By David M - Vero Beach, Florida
The new handicap accessible cabins are lovely, as pictured. The park has a spacious meeting room facility and a landscape of shallow lakes, a spring run with a small spring, the site of a small mill, and unusual native needle palms (Rhapidophyllum hystrix) growing along the spring run. Uplands are longleaf pineland with thriving wiregrass (Aristida), many other grass and herb species, and relatively few shrubs and trees. The wiregrass has recovered well over the past 20 or more years, and has become an impressive sight. Especially in spring, there's plenty of wildflowers, starting early. There's also sandhill cranes.
2. Single Vision Inc.
Overall Ratings
5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Matta2309 - Orlando
We (my wife, myself and our 8 year old daughter) visited the facility today, specifically to interact with Indah a 3 month old tiger. The folks were welcoming, caring, knowledgeable and provided an unforgettable morning. When we arrived we were promptly greeted by one of the volunteers who gave us a brief run down on what to expect. Then we were taken onto a back patio for about a 20 min interaction with the baby tiger. You can see in the pictures, it was fantastic. Carl (from what I understand the owner and man who founded this facility) allowed us to give her a bottle and then play with her for a while. After this was over we were taken around the facility and allowed to interact with several other animals including feeding lemurs, getting to pet a fennec fox, a bobcat, and several others. The best part was we never felt rushed and the entire staff was very hospitable. I would return in a min!!
3. Waldo Farmers & Flea Market
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 34 reviews
Waldo Farmers & Flea Market is the largest flea market in north central Florida. Spanning over 50 acres of land, the market is touted as the "Old Fashioned Flea Market". Visitors are sure to spend an afternoon rummaging through one of a kind finds and treasures, the quintessential flea market experience.
Reviewed By George E - Gainesville, Florida
If you like endless tables of "antiques", this is a pretty good place to stop in a town with very few places worth stopping for. We looked at lots of stuff, but ended up buying nothing. That is not because of high prices, just lack of interest on our part.
4. Gallery 26
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Dana F - Salt Springs, Florida
Gallery 26 is located in the charming town of Melrose, Fl. Great place to shop for one of a kind artistic gifts which include woodworking, mosaics, fine art, jewelry and lots of other goodies and knickknacks. They are open on Friday and Saturday from 11-5 and Monday's from 11-2. If you are looking for an original this is the place to go. The Gallery is in a charming Victorian home which is rich in history. Art classes are held there along with and Artwalk the first Friday evening from 6-9 of every month where wine a food is served. Definitely worth the drive....
5. Carson Springs Wildlife Conservation Foundation
Overall Ratings
5 based on 134 reviews
Not for profit exotic animal rescue and endangered species animal park and breeding center. Large beautiful nature park with 28 species, over 75 animals including big cat feeding demonstrations.
Reviewed By Gary U - Ocala, Florida, United States
Took the OTOW ShutterBug's Photography Club here to see the Big Cats. A wonderful Docent led tour lasting about two hours plus. Every question answered, Our guide - Hannah - was delightful the entire time. Saw lots of animals, along with birds, a rhino leopards, warthogs, etc. Well worth the price of admission.
6. Rooterville, A Sanctuary Inc
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Rooterville is home to over 400 rescued farm animals, mainly pigs. Its a beautiful place with lush gardens surrounded by nature. If you love animals, Rooterville will be an experience you'll never forget! Unlike zoos, with animals in pens, you are in the animals' home when you step onsite. Interact with as many as you like, all are affectionate, curious and we welcome visitors to bring small snacks to feed them. Tinsel the cow loves bananas! Great snacks for the pigs will be baby carrots, sliced apples, grapes, etc. Come and experience life on a farm with only happy endings! Learn about what factory farming is doing to our environment and animals and take information so you can make a difference too! Rooterville has facilities available for rent for parties, weddings or events. Its an amazing, magical place! Visits are free and by appointment. We suggest a donation of $10 per person, whatever you give is appreciated and keeps the animals fed and healthy, they are grateful for that!
Reviewed By johansenh67 - Orlando, Florida
Not at all what we expected. Grandkids were disappointed. Took forever to find the place too and we thought we were going to kill the car on those backroads. Should’ve brought the truck.
7. Florida International Rally & Motorsport Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
The FIRM is a 430+ acre motorsport facility located between Gainesville and Jacksonville in Starke, FL adjacent to the Keystone Airpark. This park features surfaces for almost any type of motorsport including road racing, rally racing, supermoto, go-karting and 4x4/Offroading. We also feature a shooting range.Our services include but are not limited to:- Rally Driving Schools- Performance Driving Schools- Open Track Days- Family Karting Days- Civilian Tactical Experiences- Exotic Car Arrive & Drives- Rally Ride-Along Experiences
Reviewed By csn4u - Jacksonville, Florida
The track is fun and really a good time for all. They offer rally car, autocross, off road, exotic car rides and even go carts. This is truly a fun place for the motorsports enthusiast. The down side is that there is not dedicated viewing are other than a small berm. There is then one small covered picnic table area. I was expecting shaded viewing with a better angle for spectators.
8. Gator Bait Sports Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Evan P - Melrose, Florida
The chef here does a good job in the preparation and presentation of the dishes and considering that it's a bar the food is actually pretty good. The Cuban sandwich is nowhere close to being authentic but everything else is good.
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