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Wheel the World and Visit Clay County's mutual effort encourages people with disabilities to travel and enjoy unforgettable experiences with their loved ones.
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Clay County offers a unique blend of rich military history, a charming small-town feel with convenient access to big-city amenities, and abundant outdoor recreation with scenic trails. Visitors can explore locally owned restaurants and shops, adding an authentic and memorable touch to their experience. The county is home to the historic Spring Park, where a natural spring feeds a public swimming pool, reflecting its past as a popular vacation spot in the late 1800s. For outdoor enthusiasts, Mike Roess Gold Head Branch State Park offers over 2,000 acres of hiking trails along the Florida National Scenic Trail. Clay County is committed to accessibility, providing resources and assistance to ensure all visitors can enjoy its attractions. Whether you're delving into history, savoring local cuisine, or exploring natural beauty, Clay County promises a welcoming and inclusive experience for all.

Some of the accessible transportation options are:
Accessible public transportation Clay Community Transportation

Some of the accessibility features we measured include:
Room: entrance, spaces, bed and closet.
Bathroom: access, interior, toilet, shower and sink.
Building access, lobby, breakfast area and common spaces.

Clay County offers year-round appeal thanks to Florida’s warm and welcoming climate. Spring brings blooming gardens and vibrant festivals, while summer is perfect for enjoying the area's lakes, parks, and outdoor adventures. Fall offers pleasant temperatures and seasonal events, and winter remains mild, providing an ideal escape from colder climates. No matter when you visit, there’s always something to explore in Clay County!
Clay County enjoys a warm, subtropical climate perfect for year-round outdoor fun. Summers are hot and humid, with July highs around 92°F—great for water activities and shaded nature trails. Winters are mild, with January lows near 48°F, offering a comfortable escape from colder regions. Spring and fall bring pleasant temperatures, ideal for exploring parks, gardens, and scenic spots across the county.
Noteworthy events in Clay County include the vibrant Scottish Highland Games, where visitors can immerse themselves in Scottish culture, enjoy traditional food, and witness exciting Highland competition games. The Orange Park Fall Festival is another must-see, offering a fantastic mix of local crafts, food, and family-friendly entertainment. During December, the "Christmas in Clay" festivities shine with multiple parades, holiday markets, and seasonal celebrations, bringing festive cheer to the entire community.
Visitors to Clay County can explore its rich history on a guided tour, offering a deep dive into the area's storied past. A visit to Spring Park along the St. Johns River is a must, featuring a historic spring and a unique spring-fed pool. For outdoor enthusiasts, Camp Chowenwaw offers a variety of activities, including the chance to camp in large, charming treehouses. Shoppers will enjoy the quaint boutiques along Walnut Street, and golfers can take advantage of the beautiful local courses.
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