Visitors can walk beneath the same ancient live oaks that shaded the huts of the Indians nearly 400 years ago. 64 with electric. Full service restrooms and dump station. Canoe rentals availble, boat launch ramp. A nature trail, camping, fishing, boating and picnicking are also available.
Most facilities are wheelchair accessible.
By canoe, one can explore the same marshes and tidal creeks which produced the food that sustained a people who vanished before the tide of civilization. For more information on archeology, visit the National Park Service Southeast Archeological Center .