Treaty Oak

The Treaty Oak is estimated to be 250 years old.

The tree is said to be the site of a treaty between the Timucua Indians and Spanish settlers.

No, admission to the Treaty Oak is free for all visitors.

Yes, guided tours are available for visitors who want to learn more about the history of the Treaty Oak.

Visitors are not allowed to touch the tree in order to protect its delicate ecosystem.

Yes, the Treaty Oak is accessible and has facilities for individuals with disabilities.

The Treaty Oak can be visited throughout the year, but early mornings and late afternoons offer a peaceful atmosphere.

Yes, there are picnic areas nearby where visitors can enjoy a meal under the shade of the oak tree.

Yes, visitors are welcome to take photographs of the majestic oak tree.

The Treaty Oak is located near other historic sites and parks, making it a convenient starting point for exploring the area.