Koreshan State Historic Site
Neighborhood: Estero
Phone: +1 239 992 0311
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In 1894, Cyrus Teed founded a self-sufficient utopian religious community along the banks of the Estero River. The beliefs included equal rights for women and that the sun revolved inside the earth. Today the site is a park with well-preserved buildings, including the art hall and the founder's house. Most buildings are wheelchair accessible. You can also view the plants introduced to the area by the Koreshans and Mound Key, an island of shells by the Caloosa Indians. Admission is USD3.25 per vehicle. There is also a campground, picnic area, hiking and canoeing.
Daily 8a
Camping, nature, history and canoeing
Neighborhood: Estero
Phone: +1 239 992 0311
Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
In 1894, Cyrus Teed founded a self-sufficient utopian religious community along the banks of the Estero River. The beliefs included equal rights for women and that the sun revolved inside the earth. Today the site is a park with well-preserved buildings, including the art hall and the founder's house. Most buildings are wheelchair accessible. You can also view the plants introduced to the area by the Koreshans and Mound Key, an island of shells by the Caloosa Indians. Admission is USD3.25 per vehicle. There is also a campground, picnic area, hiking and canoeing.
Daily 8a
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Surprise gem
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Reviewed by:A Yahoo! User from Atlanta, GA on Apr 29 2005
Is that corn?
The bathroom where I threw up was nice....
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