Jacksonville, Florida: Restaurant with Sasquatch Head, Live Gator (Closed)
Clark's claimed to have the largest private collection of taxidermy in North America, including the Sasquatch head. It asked its customers to please not feed their leftovers to the alligator. Closed permanently in 2022.
Clark's Fish Camp
- Directions:
- Clark's Fish Camp. South edge of the city. I-295 exit 3. Drive south on Old St. Augustine Rd for one mile. Turn right at the stoplight onto Hood Landing Rd. Drive two miles. The road ends at the restaurant parking lot, on the left.
- Hours:
- Closed in 2022.
- Status:
- Closed
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Permanently closed, sadly.
[KG, 01/23/2023]
Elaborate Taxidermy seriously fills every nook and cranny of each room. We didn't see/notice the Sasquatch head.. but what we did see was jaw-dropping. A full giraffe, lions, tigers, bears. Oh my!
[J. Larkin, 08/14/2019]Clark's Fish Camp sounds normal, but isn't. It has a live alligator named Lily in a tank named Lily's Pad. There are also displays of exotic taxidermy, everything from a complete giraffe, to an albino raccoon, to a "sasquatch head" made from an old deer's butt, to a "Sponge Man" who must be seen to be believed. Its "Call of the Wild" menu may be the only chance most folks will ever have to eat camel, yak, and kangaroo. I went with my wife and my folks and we all had fun.
[Prof. and Lady ~.a.~, 04/05/2017]Clark's claims to have the largest private collection of taxidermy in North America. It asks its customers to please not feed their leftovers to the alligator.
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No word on what happened to Lilly, the restaurant's live alligator. Maybe she was released into Julington Creek out back.