Cheap Things To Do in Saint Augustine, Florida

Anastasia State Park welcomes hundreds of thousands visitors from all over the world to enjoy our natural a... More on floridastateparks.org

Since you can drive on the beach, she was able to get out of the van and enjoy the waves and watch the chil... More on Epinions.com

Built in the 1740s by the Spanish, Fort Matanzas National Monument served as a southern defense for St. Aug... More on Weather.com

Kids have a great time as the park staff does some're-enactments as well. More on GeckoGo

Also on Anastasia Island, a few miles south of the state park, is the town of St. Augustine Beach. The main action takes place around the St. Johns County Pier (2106 State Rd. A1A S., 904/471-1596... More on Moon Handbooks: Florida

Vilano Beach on the northern shore of St. Augustine Inlet in St. Johns County is about 35 miles south of Jacksonville and two miles north of St. Augustine. It can be reached from both St. Augustine... More on AnglerWeb.com

A combination of historical displays and private collections bring over 400 years of Florida history to lif... More on Staugustine.com

Compared to the other museums in town, this one isn't so special. After you've seen the Authentic Old Jail... More on Frommers

Walking a few blocks farther south, you'll arrive at the Oldest House Museum (9 a. m. -5 p. m. daily, $8 a... More on Moon Handbooks: Florida

Featuring the Gonzalez-Alvarez House, Florida's oldest surviving Spanish Colonial dwelling. The complex als... More on visitflorida

Talk with craftsmen, soldiers, housewives and merchants as they go about their business in this 18th Centur... More on MuseumsUSA.org

The woman working in the colonial home was filling in as the hostess and was so extremely rude to my husban... More on TripAdvisor

The Castillo de San Marcos is a Spanish built fort located in the city of St. Augustine, Florida. It was kn... More on En.wikipedia.org

There is limited visitors parking for 50c /hour at the fort, but you can easily find parking other plac... More on Epinions.com

Take a pit stop at the hokey but endearing Fountain of Youth. Who knows if the free slug of water is better... More on travelandleisure

It was beautiful grounds and I liked the history lesson with the hurricane and constellations! More on GeckoGo

Although the fort was demolished, the site is historically significant as a 18th-century Spanish settlement for blacks freed from slavery in the British Carolinas. The power politics of 18th centur... More on Heritage

The power politics of 18th century England and Spain reached across the Atlantic to the Florida frontier. In 1738, the Spanish governor of Florida chartered Fort Mose as a settlement for freed Afri... More on floridastateparks.org

This 72-mile segment of historic State Road A1A abounds with white, sandy beaches, ample recreational adventures and history dating back before the birth of this country. The A1A National Scenic Byway corridor is home to the Pellicer ... More on visitflorida