Eight miles north of Garcia Meadows is the Suwannee River State Park. It is located at the intersection of the Suwannee and Withlacoochee rivers. This park is alive with history. Visitors can see remnants of a 19th-century steamship and two ghost towns that have been reclaimed by the sandhill wilderness, which is home to diverse and imperiled native species. There hiking trails, campground, cabin rentals, and a paved boat ramp.

The Suwannee River State Park is part of the Twin Rivers Wildlife Management Area which consists of more than 9,000 acres in 14 non-contiguous tracts in Madison, Hamilton, and Suwannee counties. There are areas designated for hunting, fishing, wildlife viewing, canoeing, horseback riding, hiking, bicycling, and picnicking.

At Garcia Meadows you will find two parcels that are cleared in pasture grass with a few oak trees. The land is located on a county maintained paved road. There is also some fencing already in place. Downtown Live Oak is 6 miles southeast of the property. Electricity is available to the front of the property. There is no requirement or timetable to build. However when you decide to build it must be 960 square feet or larger. Modular homes and mobile homes are allowed providing they meet the minimum square footage and are 10 years of age or newer when initially placed on the land. Farm animals are permitted with the exception of pigs.

The property is zoned 1 home per 5 acres.