Exploring the Ghost Town of National Gardens Florida - Finding a Huge Homeless City!

Join me as I explore the woods in this old town that pretty much no longer exists. The town was called National Gardens, Florida and it was booming back in the 1920's. The town grew a lot of plants, fruits and flowers to be shipped all over. 100 years later and there's not much that still remains!
In this video I'm exploring the old woods for abandoned structures and reminisces of the past. Mostly finding a huge homeless city tucked away in the Florida wilderness!

[@NFHRR]

thanks for sharing!!

[@eastfloridaexplorer]

Thanks for watching!

[@BigfootBottler-rc8te]

I would love to explore that area.

[@eastfloridaexplorer]

Better check it out before it's all developed! Thanks for watching👍

[@zekrk504]

That all looked like snake country out there! I bet there are some old bottle areas! Thanks Explorer!

[@eastfloridaexplorer]

Luckily no snakes! I thought I'd run into one for sure too! 🐍🐍 I was really hoping to find the old dump/bottle spot but no luck this time. I hope to find it one day! Love those old 1920s bottles! Thanks for joining me on the adventure!

[@Anonymous_TOX]

Yo I took the shell you left in Flagler

[@eastfloridaexplorer]

Oh Wow! That's awesome! I was wondering if any of my shells were still in the wild! I set a bunch out all-around Flagler, Volusia and Putnam counties about a year ago! That is so cool that you found one! 😎👍I was giving away free stickers to anyone that finds a shell. If you would like a few message me on facebook at my East Florida Explorer fan page or group.

[@countrydiggers]

I would have gloves on , before I touched anything. Looks like it all needs bulldozed out. It’s a shame.

[@eastfloridaexplorer]

I think most of those woods are gonna be cleared soon. Probably for a storage building! They seem to be popping up everywhere here! But yeah such a shame how its so trashed! Thanks for watching 🤠👍

[@williammoore2982]

Lots of invasive air potato vines.

[@eastfloridaexplorer]

Oh yeah! Those things are everywhere!