Small but well laid out museum, helps explain the burial and ceremonial mounds on the property. Talk to the rangers, the story of how the museum came to be and how the land was acquired is just as interesting as the history of the ancient peoples that lived here. Bring cash. $3.00 fee to park. There are clean bathrooms here as well.

The park is nice and has very nice paved pathways. The trees and grounds are very beautiful. There isn't much to look at, but what was there is interesting! The museum was closed when we went so we couldn't see anything artifacts but the walk around was nice. We did climb up to the top of the hill. It was beautiful up there, even though the day we went it was cloudly and grey! Overall a nice place to stop and stretch your legs.

I'd been wanting to go here for ages. I love indigenous Florida and that feeling like you're stepping back in time and you really get that here. We were greeted at the welcome center by a lovely man who gave us a map and some "must sees'. We picked an absolutely beautiful day to go so we enjoyed the walk, climbed the mounds, enjoyed the gorgeous view of the river (WE SAW A DOLPHIN!!!!) and got to meet some dogs as the area is pet friendly. It's a great place to go get a walk in and enjoy the sites while learning some amazing things about ancient Florida. It's $3 per vehicle to support the state park system but the actual admission is free.