POPUL ATION
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FAC T OID
CRACKER DAY
Photo credit: A.J. Neste
*2018 Estimate; Source:
Applied Geographic
Solutions, 2018
The City of Bunnell is the
second largest city in the State
of Florida based on land mass.
In the 1930s Bunnell was a
lumber and turpentine town,
while today it is more noted for
potato, kale and cabbage
production, as well as raising
livestock.
Bunnell owes part of its
start to the
railroad
industry and
the Florida
East Coast
Railway.
HIGHL IGHT S GOOD E AT S
The Flagler Playhouse offers a Bull Creek Fish Camp
3861 W CR 2006, Bunnell
386-437-1991
variety of theatrical activities
including a full season of
musicals and plays, a summer
musical camp, children’s
performances and much more.
The Playhouse is an integral
part of the cultural landscape
of Flagler County.
Discover many of the County’s
interesting and historical sites
as you hop aboard the Flagler
County Historical Bus Tour.
Enjoy a narrated ride with a
local historian and a stop for
lunch at Bull Creek Fish Camp.
Reservations are required by
calling 386-439-5003.
Southern Table Restaurant
501 S State St, Bunnell
386-263-3120
Osteria Rustica Italian
Restaurant
4750 E Moody Blvd, Bunnell
386-437-2000
POPUL A R E V ENT
Cracker Day typically include
bull riding, steer riding, sack
races, chute doggin’, ribbon
ropin’, chicken chase, pig
chase, boot race, barrels and
the best Southern bar-b-que
lunch!
Bunnell
S
tep back in time to one of the oldest towns
on Florida’s east coast. Historic buildings,
a thriving agricultural community and more
than 400 year old live oak trees are just some
of the more common sites you will see.
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