St. Augustine’s Nights of Lights was named in the top 10 by National Geographic. Check it out by clicking on this link. We are very proud of our lights and are very happy to see that others love them too.
This year we have planned many exciting events at many of our properties. Many of these events are open to our guests staying at different properties. We have Bingo, Yoga and Art Classes to name a few. Get with your Rental Agent when you get here to see what we have available. If you don’t have a reservation already, go to our website or call us to reserve a place for the winter.
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Halloween fun for all ages at the Florida Agricultural Museum two weekends in October! Great food, attractions for kids of all ages, candy, haunted houses and trails!! Corner of Old Kings Road and U.S. 1, one mile south of the I-95 underpass.
October 21st, 22nd (Friday and Saturday)
October 28th, 29th (Friday and Saturday)
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One of Northeast Florida’s most popular annual events, the Annual Creekside Festival takes place each October under the majestic oaks and along the stunning shores of Pellicer Creek. Held at Princess Place Preserve the Seventh Annual Creekside Festival will take place October 8 & 9, 2011. Last year, more than 17,000 guests joined the Chamber for two days of family-friendly fun including live bluegrass music, kayak and walking tours, an arts and crafts show, a photo contest, wide variety of food vendors, activities for the kids and much more in a picturesque natural setting.
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Many of you have heard of a century plant but have never seen one bloom. Once a century plant flowers, the plant dies. This summer we had a centruy plant flower at St. Augustine Beach and Tennis Resort. It was a very fascinating process. Following are pictures showing the various stages of the bloom. After the last picture the plant bent over almost to the ground by the road. That is when we had to cut it off. In the 3rd picture you can see how the wildfires in the area affected the air at the beach.
The beginning of the bloom.
It is just starting to open up
The Century plant in the wildfire smoke filled air.
All open and starting to fall
We had a real storm on Monday, but it is in the 80′s again today. The beach is calling. Come on down.
The Lions were put back on the bridge yesterday. They have been in storage for 6 years while the bridge was being renovated.
One of our Canadians Peter Jones, built this boat and launched it in the pond by the Atlantic Beach Club. This is just one of the many things people do when they come to ST. Augustine for the Winter. Nice job Peter.
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