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PLACES TO STAY IN DIXIE

From the rustic fishing camp or a modern motel, an RV park or campground, a beautifully furnished house or condo, you'll find it in Dixie County, where wild places prevail.

Secluded at the heart of the beautiful and wild Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge, the town of Suwannee is a unique small community overlooks the river, salt and fresh water creeks and man-made canals. Experience nature at its untouched best while enjoying our waterfront accommodation, great seafood or down-home restaurants, marinas and expert fishing guides. The river mouth opens to a scenic vista of tidal marshes dotted with small coastal islands, an area of shallow waters or “flats” and oyster bars teaming with fish. Natural salt marches and tidal flats attract thousands of shorebirds while acting as a nursery for fish, shrimp and shellfish.
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Let's Go Boating

Boating happens wherever you turn in Dixie, after all we bordered on three sides by water! Excellent marinas are available on the Suwannee River, Suwannee at the Gulf, Horseshoe Beach and at Gulf-front Steinhatchee. Enjoy Dixie waters but please be careful, watch out for manatees, for canoeists and fellow boaters.

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Dixie County Building and Zoning Department
Dixie County Building and Zoning Department3 months ago
Here is a post about the Cameras from the Sheriff’s Office.
Dixie County Building and Zoning Department
Dixie County Building and Zoning Department3 months ago
Previous Code Enforcement Case with FDEP for Volume of Tires at this location. We appreciate all the support of the Sheriffs Office!!
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Dixie County Fire Rescue
Dixie County Fire Rescue4 days ago
❄️ Cold Weather Shelter Announcement ❄️

Dixie County Fire Rescue would like to inform the community that a cold weather shelter will be open at Lydia Baptist Church:

📍 13791 NW Hwy 19, Cross City, FL 32628
🕕 Saturday at 6:00 PM through Sunday at 9:00 AM

What will be provided:
• Cots
• Blankets

Please note:
Drinks and food will not be provided, so guests should bring any food or beverages they may need during their stay.

This shelter is available to help keep our community safe and warm during cold weather conditions. Please share this information with anyone who may need it.

Stay warm and stay safe. ❤️
Dixie County Fire Rescue
Dixie County Fire Rescue5 days ago
❄️ Cold Weather Shelter Announcement ❄️

Dixie County Fire Rescue would like to inform the community that a cold weather shelter will be open at Lydia Baptist Church:

📍 13791 NW Hwy 19, Cross City, FL 32628
🕕 Saturday at 6:00 PM through Sunday at 9:00 AM

What will be provided:
• Cots
• Blankets

Please note:
Drinks and food will not be provided, so guests should bring any food or beverages they may need during their stay.

This shelter is available to help keep our community safe and warm during cold weather conditions. Please share this information with anyone who may need it.

Stay warm and stay safe. ❤️
Dixie County Fire Rescue
Dixie County Fire Rescue1 week ago
🚨🥶 Reminder to prep now if you have not already done so for the upcoming cold weather. Ensure kids dress appropriately with warm clothes for school in the morning, as we could see possible wind chills dropping in the lower teens for our area. 🥶🚨
Dixie County Fire Rescue
Dixie County Fire Rescue1 week ago
Latest weather update! DCFR remains ready for any need. Stay safe!❄️🚒
Dixie County Fire Rescue
Dixie County Fire Rescue2 weeks ago
Latest update for the upcoming cold weather.

🚨Remember the 4 P's- Protect People, Protect Pets, Protect Pipes and Protect Plants! 📢🥶🐕🪴
Dixie County Fire Rescue
Dixie County Fire Rescue3 weeks ago
🔥 Stay Warm, Stay Safe 🔥

DCFR, along with the American Red Cross, wants to remind our community of important safety measures to help keep you and your family safe when using home heating sources this winter.

As temperatures drop, home heating fires become more common, but a few simple steps can help keep your family safe:

✔️ Keep space heaters at least 3 feet away from anything that can burn
✔️ Turn heaters off before sleeping or leaving the room
✔️ Never use ovens or stoves to heat your home
✔️ Make sure smoke alarms are working on every level of your home

A little prevention goes a long way toward protecting what matters most ❤️

Learn more ways to stay safe this winter:
redcross.org/fire
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Travelers can also drive from anywhere in the United States and acquire lodgings in Dixie County. A holiday to the towns of Suwannee, Horseshoe Beach or Jena promises to be an exciting mix of relaxation, culture, history, wildlife and hiking.
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Boating happens wherever you turn in Dixie, after all we bordered on three sides by water! Excellent marinas are available on the Suwannee River, Suwannee at the Gulf, Horseshoe Beach and at Gulf-front Steinhatchee. Enjoy Dixie waters but please be careful, watch out for manatees, for canoeists and fellow boaters.

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The Nature Coast State Trail provides an excellent opportunity to experience the Sunshine State’s Natural North Florida.

An equestrian trail parallels 4.5 miles of the paved trail from Old Town to Fanning Springs.
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This website is currently under renovation to ensure accessibility by any disabled individual. If anyone encounters an inaccessible feature on this website, please contact Angie Crowley, ADA Coordinator, Dixie County Board of County Commissioners, at (352) 498-1206 or Email Angie, to advise what inaccessible feature was encountered, and to allow the County to provide the desired information through alternative means, until such time as the website renovation is complete.​
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