611 SE Dar Lane
Port St. Lucie, 34984
Contact Number 772-462-2526

Park Information

Two self-guiding interpretive trails cover this 97-acre site. One loop trail describes the site of the 1891 pioneer settlement and cemetery along the banks of the St. Lucie River. Another trail describes the significance of an early Native American mound and historic uses of native plants found along the trail.

Amenities

Birding
Canoe Access
Hiking Trails
Historic Interests
Observation Areas

Additional Information

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Historical Interest

Site of an early pioneer settlement and cemetery along the banks of the St. Lucie River. First settled in 1891, Spruce Bluff consisted of a community of several families with a school, post office and sawmill.

A prehistoric Indian mound is located on the southern end of the preserve.
A planned and platted community, over 60 homes were proposed to be built on the site prior to public ownership.

Note: Also accessible by canoe from the North Fork of the St. Lucie River.