Arcadia Homestead

Arcadia Homestead is a ticketed venue located up the hill from the mill complex, facility is wheelchair accessible with ramp and accessible paths.

Simpson House

Museum Exhibit

The restored Simpson House is a 1,430 sq. ft. historic house museum highlighting life at Arcadia Farms during the Great Depression. The multi-sensory exhibit features a mixture of staged, historic furniture and interactive exhibits.

Restroom Facilities

One restroom is located inside the Simpson House.

Volunteer Opportunities

We need dedicated volunteers to help tell the story of the Great Depression and Northwest Florida’s history! Any help is appreciated, one day a week or even month. Snowbirds too! For more information, contact Arcadia Staff at arcadiamill@uwf.edu.

Outdoors & Nature

Explore the interpreted Homestead grounds!

Walking Paths

Explore our antebellum past using the walking paths with interpretive signage to learn about the structures that once stood at the Homestead and the people who lived there over time. Sit on one of several benches and enjoy the shade from our heritage live oaks!

Victory Garden

Sow the seeds of Victory! Check out our vegetable and flower garden behind the Simpson House.

Picnic

A shaded picnic area with four picnic tables and trashcans is available for use.