Riceboro Vacation Bible School visit

Homeschoolers visit

Plan Your Visit

Our Home Site and Botanical Gardens are open by appointment for guided tours. Absolutely no motorized vehicles are allowed on trails. We apologize for any inconvenience. Check the news page frequently for current site conditions and construction progress. Contact us for more information or to schedule a tour.

LeConte-Woodmanston, an 18th -19th century rice plantation, is located just west of Riceboro in Liberty County, Georgia. The plantation, originally 3300 acres in size, was threatened by the Spanish, during their occupation of Florida, as well as by certain Native Americans in the area. It was home to the famous LeConte family and is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Current structures and features include the home site, a pavilion, a period tool shed, a slave cabin, a gazebo, an office, the nature trail, gardens and the Jean Clyatt Avenue of Oaks.

The nature trail leads over a trunk canal to former rice fields and a cypress swamp. Signs identifying plants and wildlife are in place along the trail. Coastal wildlife is plentiful year round. Hiking the trail will expose you to the mysteries of the swamp and is an experience you won't want to miss!

The gardens have a history and beauty all their own and include native, exotic and historic plants. Check our "Gardens" and "Garden History" pages for details.

Hours of operation are - Tuesday through Sunday from 10am to 3pm year-round (currently by appointment only). Group tours are available.

Admission is - $2.00 per person or $5.00 per family.

You'll find a map and directions on the "Contact Us" page.