Ruins in Port Orange at Sugar Mill Botanical Gardens
The Greater Daytona Beach Area - Things to Do - Places to Visit
Bongo Land
From 1948-1952 "Bongo Land" was a popular theme park in Port Orange Florida. Today, there are still huge concrete remains of the prehistoric dinosaurs on display throughout the gardens.
The Sugar Mill Botanical Gardens and Ruins are open daily and are maintained completely by private funds, donations, and a team of volunteers who maintain the gardens.
Yes it's true!
Port Orange has it's own Jurasic Park
Throughout the Sugar Mill Botanical Gardens in Port Orange, Florida you will find an abundance of natural beauty, native Florida plants an wildlife. The property was donated in 1963 by the J. Saxton Lloyd Endowment Foundation.
- See Ruins of a 19th century sugar cane factory
- Human Sundial
- Famous Confederate Historic Oak Tree where soldiers camped during the war
- Native Plants and wildlife
The famous botanical gardens are also a popular location for weddings throughout the year. Couples can select any location throughout the gardens and there is a charge of $250.00 to use the gardens for the ceremony.
Dunlawton Plantation and Sugar Mill
950 Old Sugar Mill Rd, Port Orange, FL. 32129 (386) 767-1735
www.dunlawtonsugarmillgardens.org
Please Observe the Rules: No Pets | No Smoking | Donations are Welcome
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