LeConte-Woodmanston Rice Plantation

LeConte-Woodmanston, an 18th -19th century rice plantation, is located just west of Riceboro in Liberty County, Georgia. The plantation, originally 3300 acres in size, was threatened by the Spanish, during their occupation of Florida, as well as by certain Native Americans in the area. It was home to the famous LeConte family and is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Current structures and features include the home site, a pavilion, a period tool shed, a slave cabin, a gazebo, an office, the nature trail, gardens and the Jean Clyatt Avenue of Oaks.