Stabilization projects are underway at for the Kitchen House, Main House, and Slave Quarters. During this time, historic buildings will be closed. The park and grounds will remain open daily.

The Kitchen House (c. 1820), Main House (c. 1798), and the ruins of 25 of the original 32 slave cabins (ca. 1820s) at Kingsley Plantation are integral parts of the complex associated with the plantation life in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries and with the life of Zephaniah Kingsley. The slave cabins are registered on the National Register of Historic Places as one of the most intact examples of the plantation system in Florida.

To learn more about the project and follow its progress, choose one of the links on the right. Have questions? Call the park at 904.251.3537.