The best things to do in Nassau County

“Yulee’s Sugar Pointe Estate is a wedding venue locals should keep on the shortlist. They’ll give you a proper tour of the location so you can picture your perfect day and talk through details with the team, a low-pressure way to see if the space fits your vision.”

“Duck Pinz brings easy-going bowling vibes, cocktails from Pin Killer to Espresso Martini, and rotating Mocama drafts. Order in from Timotis, Cafe Karibo, or Baba’s Mediterranean, then graze the Quack Snack Mix while the group chat becomes real-life trash talk.”

From the Nassau County newsletter, September 14, 2026

“If your weekends need more birdies and less yardwork, Osprey Cove Golf Club pairs a nationally recognized 18-hole track with tennis, a River Club pool and boat dock, and a full-service clubhouse with year-round socials, just minutes from Jacksonville and Amelia Island.”

From the Nassau County newsletter, September 20, 2026

“Esplanade at St Mary’s welcomes golfers to a full 18-hole championship course in St. Marys, with Coastal Georgia scenery, strategic holes, and true-rolling greens. Hit the full practice facility, browse a well-appointed pro shop, then enjoy complimentary drinks and snacks while you replay every heroic shot.”

“Skip the hoofbeats and let Jeffers' Carriages LLC. roll you through Fernandina Beach in a sustainable, chauffeured e-carriage that pairs Gilded Age vibes with real-deal local stories. Great for date nights or special occasions, and a slick way to impress visiting family or celebrate something big.”

“Make Pine Royale your this-week sanity saver with an illuminated par-3 on premium synthetic turf, a nostalgic 18-hole mini golf course, and a solid cocktail, beer, and food lineup. Rally the crew, track shots with ball tech, then hang out under dark-sky-friendly lights.”

From the Nassau County newsletter, August 8, 2026

“North Florida’s first muscadine farm winery and venue, Tuscan Rose Vineyards blends Italian elegance with hometown charm, pouring estate-grown muscadine wine right here in our backyard.”

From the Nassau County newsletter, August 3, 2026

“Trade your screen time for friendly bragging rights at Island Falls Adventure Golf, a leafy 18-and-a-half-hole maze of waterfalls, bridges, tunnels and toe-tapping tunes. Cap the round with slushies, ice cream and candy, then insist your tap-in absolutely curved the wrong way.”

From the Nassau County newsletter, August 22, 2026

“Whether you want pirate lore, Timucua roots, or a stroll through Victorian Fernandina, Amelia Island Museum of History turns hometown history into stories worth retelling, housed in the old county jail and proudly Florida's first spoken history museum, with walking, ghost, and even pub-crawl tours that keep locals…”

From the Nassau County newsletter, September 7, 2026

“Need a fun reset this week? Amelia Island Tasting Tours leads relaxed walking food and cocktail tours through historic Fernandina Beach, popping into favorite local spots for generous bites, signature sips, colorful stories, and insider tips that turn a simple night out into a mini adventure.”

From the Nassau County newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Long-running chain of recreation centers for mini-golf; some feature arcades & other attractions.”

“Little Sandy keeps things relaxed with approachable holes, playful greens, and a vibe that welcomes every skill level. Perfect for a quick confidence boost, a casual game with friends, or those days when the calendar says "maybe nine".”

From the Nassau County newsletter, September 13, 2026

“Gregor MacGregor's Mini Links & Drinks brings garden-style putt-putt to historic Fernandina Beach with a beachy bar, frozen cocktails, and a cool patio where friendly trash talk thrives. Swing through for casual fun, rally the crew for wings and funnel cake fries, or book an easygoing birthday or team hang.”

From the Nassau County newsletter, September 7, 2026

“Craving fairways with Atlantic backdrops and a legit clubhouse dinner after? The Amelia Island Club at Long Point is a members-only scene with ocean-view dining, a dedicated pro staff, and access to fitness, racquet sports, and even another course... worth an inquiry this week.”

From the Nassau County newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Need a quick Amelia Island reset? Riptide Watersports Rentals and Tours hooks you up with kayak, SUP, and CraigCat catamaran tours led by naturalist guides, plus bike and eBike tours, surf and paddle lessons, and beach chair setup with free tour photos... so you just show up and enjoy.”

From the Nassau County newsletter, August 29, 2026

“If your week needs more salt air and fewer errands, The Amelia Island Club delivers with the members-only Long Point golf course, ocean-view dining at the Ocean Clubhouse, and full racquets and fitness perks through the Omni facilities. A legit locals’ home base, not a tourist scene.”

From the Nassau County newsletter, August 23, 2026

“Whether you need a spontaneous bike ride, a few boards for the lineup, or chairs and shade for a lazy afternoon, The Beach Store & More has you covered with rentals and beach staples. Local owners Kim and Mike Scott keep it friendly, convenient, and very Amelia.”

From the Nassau County newsletter, September 6, 2026

“At Paisley Grace Makery in Fernandina Beach, guided workshops span 400+ projects, from epoxy and paint pour to sea glass and floral art. Drop in for Open Paint, book a private party, or grab a DIY kit for home and call it a win.”

From the Nassau County newsletter, September 12, 2026

“Fernandina Beach Golf Club packs 27 holes plus a full-service restaurant and clubhouse, so you can chase birdies, then swap stories over something tasty. Whether you're sneaking in an after-work nine or dialing it in at the Lighthouse Driving Range, it's an easy local reset.”

From the Nassau County newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Whether you’re chasing a personal best or just craving a scenic walk under live oaks, The Amelia River Club delivers smooth TifEagle greens, a Tom Jackson layout that tests without punishing, and a state-of-the-art Performance Center with Trackman range and fittings. Book a tee time and treat yourself this week.”

From the Nassau County newsletter, August 10, 2026

“The Sound Cafe is a mobile barbecue crew working the Fernandina Beach area, turning out brisket, pulled pork, and other stick-to-your-ribs classics. Order online for delivery or pickup, then let that backyard or beach day suddenly feel like you know a pitmaster.”

From the Nassau County newsletter, August 31, 2026