Live Oak
Live Oak is located in Suwannee County (is the county seat) west of Jacksonville between Jacksonville and Tallahassee along Interstate 10 near the Suwannee River and the Georgia state line. Live Oak provides a rich look into Florida’s history. Ancient live oak trees scattered throughout the city add charm to the numerous historical sites, buildings and landmarks that offer a step into the past. Charming shops and restaurants combine with the peaceful rural community setting to provide necessities for all interests and a variety of activities. Charming shops and restaurants combine with the peaceful rural community setting to provide amenities for all interests and a variety of activities. Live Oak’s proximity to the famous Suwannee River provides access to plentiful water activities including over 20 renowned springs perfect for diving, fishing, swimming, canoeing and other recreation.
Live Oak Attractions:
Suwannee River Regional Library
Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park
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