Scenic drives, quiet parks, and lakeside trails.
Named after 18th-century naturalist William Bartram, this growing region stretches from US-1 to the banks of the St. Johns River. With modern conveniences and North Florida’s natural beauty, the scenic byways, fishing creeks, county parks, and quiet neighborhoods offer a different kind of St. Augustine experience.
About 15 miles from Historic Downtown
Stay near the river, explore scenic parks, and enjoy peaceful mornings surrounded by nature. Just a short drive from Historic Downtown, this area is perfect for a quiet retreat, a weekend of outdoor adventure, or a relaxing base between rounds of golf and afternoons on the water.
This region stretches from US-1 on the east to the St. Johns River on the west. CR 210 runs east to west through the center, while the William Bartram Scenic Highway traces the river. It sits between Fruit Cove to the north and the World Golf Village area to the south.
The William Bartram Scenic & Historic Highway is a 17-mile stretch of SR 13 that winds along the St. Johns River. It's named after the 18th-century naturalist William Bartram and is known for its live oak canopies, river views, and peaceful rural charm.
Bartram is a hub for outdoor recreation. You can enjoy kayaking, airboat tours, fishing, and hiking. Trout Creek Park is a popular spot with a playground, boat ramp, and picnic areas, while golf courses and walking trails can be found throughout the area.
Yes. With spacious parks, quiet neighborhoods, and plenty of outdoor activities, it’s a great choice for families looking to enjoy nature without being too far from downtown St. Augustine.
Depending on where you are along CR 210 or SR 13, most of the region is about 25 to 35 minutes by car from the Plaza de la Constitución in Historic Downtown.
Yes. The CR 210 corridor offers a wide range of modern conveniences—grocery stores, pharmacies, medical clinics, fast-casual dining, and locally owned restaurants are all nearby.
Follow the curves of State Road 13 for a peaceful evening drive through some of St. Johns County’s most scenic landscapes. This designated Scenic and Historic Highway traces the edge of the St. Johns River, winding through quiet waterfront communities, beneath towering oak canopies, and past postcard-worthy stops like Riverside Park.
This is where nature slows you down—in all the right ways. Enjoy mornings exploring wooded trails, afternoons casting lines in the river, and evenings paddling in the sunset. From Trout Creek Park’s playgrounds and picnic tables to airboat launches and golf fairways, Bartram and CR 210 is built for being outside.
Bartram & CR 210 is home to several scenic golf courses tucked between nature preserves and quiet neighborhoods. Whether you're playing 18 holes with friends or sneaking in a quick nine before lunch, you'll find fairways designed to challenge and relax in equal measure.
Bartram & CR 210 may feel off the beaten path, but you’ll find plenty of restaurants, cafés, and casual spots to grab a bite. You'll find lunches near the river, post-golf dinners, and after-hike quick bites. Good food, no fuss—just the ways the locals like it.
Sunday, May 3, 2026 | 9:00 a.m.
A fun swim and run race for kids ages 5-14.
Saturday, May 9, 2026 | 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Join a county naturalist and use a paddleboard to explore Trout Creek.
Sunday, Aug. 2, 2026 | 9:00 a.m.
Children ages 5 to 14 compete in a chip-timed triathlon.
