Orange Hill Park - 1778 British Campsite near Orange Hill
A party of British officers and mapmaker Joseph Purcell camped near this spot in 1778. They were in route from Pensacola to St. Augustine during the American Revolution. The interpretive panel sits along the fence to the park along with other interpretation from the Old Spanish Trail driving tour.
About This Place
Q: What can I learn about the British campsite at Orange Hill Park?
A: At Orange Hill Park, visitors can discover the historical significance of the British campsite from 1778, with an interpretive panel providing context about the expedition led by Joseph Purcell. It's a great spot for history enthusiasts.
Q: How long should I plan to visit Orange Hill Park?
A: A visit to Orange Hill Park typically lasts about 30 minutes to an hour, giving you enough time to enjoy the interpretive panels and the natural environment.
Q: Is there parking available at Orange Hill Park?
A: Yes, there is parking available near the park, making it easy for visitors to access the site.
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