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The Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park in northern Florida is located along the banks of the Suwannee River. The park's namesake Stephen Foster famously wrote the song "Old Folks at Home", which went on to become the state anthem, Foster was honoured by naming the state park after him. Foster must have been happy as the Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park is a beautiful location with many things for the intrepid explorer to find. With Stephen Foster’s Hammock Loop Trail, there are 8 miles to be hiked or cycled, 45 camping sites along the banks of the river and many more outdoor delights to be enjoyed. Stephen Foster State Park cabins are also a great way to stay if you fancy something with a little more luxury. Cabins for rent near Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park, Florida are a great way to enjoy your time in the Sunshine State.