Live Oak Features:
The Suwannee River is a beautiful attraction that residents and tourists love. The river stretches 246 miles from Southern Georgia to the Gulf of Mexico. Not only is this river refreshing and beautiful, it is full of history. Paleo Indians, Spanish explorers, settlers, and Confederate Soldiers all left their footprint on the Suwannee. At Troy Springs State Park, visitors can see remaining fragments of the steamship Madison which belonged to captain James Tucker.
Parks, Springs, Campsites, and Caves
In Live Oak, you can enjoy the Little River Springs county park. The park contains 125 acres along the Suwannee River. Enjoy the local wildlife on one of the two hiking trails, or if you are looking for some place to relax, spend some time at the natural springs that are the perfect place to swim. Looking to explore? There is also a underwater cave system that is a great place to scuba dive and explore.
Suwannee Schools
Not only does Suwannee have endless outdoor adventures to offer, they have a great school district. The Suwannee County School District includes 4 elementary schools, 3 middle schools, and 3 high schools. The school district has various events, festivals, and recreational opportunities making it great for families. The district serves around 6,200 students.
Schools in Live Oak, Florida
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