Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Historic State Park

Micanopy (pronounced mi‑KAH‑no‑pee) is often called “the town that time forgot” a peaceful, historic village just south of Gainesville and Florida’s oldest continually inhabited inland town. Built around tree-lined Cholokka Boulevard, the town features 19th-century brick buildings shaded by majestic live oaks. Visitors can wander through unique antique shops, charming cafés, art galleries, and local eateries—enjoying Old Florida hospitality and local flavors. With just over one square mile and a population under 700, Micanopy has maintained its nostalgic charm. Highlights include the Micanopy Historical Society Museum, picturesque downtown, and easy access to nearby nature preserves like Tuscawilla Preserve and Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park. Whether you’re browsing for antiques or exploring the outdoors, Micanopy offers a serene glimpse of authentic small-town Florida and rich local history in a relaxing, walkable setting.