Articles related to "Florida State Park"

Juniper Springs, located near Ocala, Fla., is considered by many to be the best campground and recreational facility in all of Central Florida.

Crystal-clear water makes for great swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving. Campground is nestled in shady hammock near the spring and the famous Suwannee River.

O'Leno State Park ranks among Florida's best places to hike, camp, and enjoy the often forgotten natural beauty of the Sunshine State.

Caladesi has been voted a top American beach two years in a row. It is a beautiful Gulf beach and makes a great getaway for a day.

This gulf coast state park offers visitors a chance to see a rare ecosystem that occurs in only two places in the world while enjoying a stunning Northwest Florida beach.

Torreya State Park is a place of natural beauty and history. It is also home to the rare Torreya tree. Spend a day (or night) at one of the best parks in Florida.

These five top Florida state parks are best to visit during the cooler months when wildlife is abundant and the bug count is low. Migrating and native birds are present.

The small town of Homosassa, is part of Florida's Nature Coast, perfect for a peaceful getaway.

Want to vacation somewhere that has clear blue waters, sugar white beaches, a ton of activities, and still be close to civilization? Check out St. Andrews State Park!

Most people go to the beach for sun and surf, but in Northwest Florida, ecotourism is popular. With over 1,000,000 acres of protected lands, hiking trails are numerous.

Hiking at Torreya presents a challenging and refreshing change of pace for hikers looking to get away from Florida's flatter terrain.

One of the lesser-known combat theaters of the American Civil War, the Battle of Olustee stands as the largest battle of the war that took place in Florida.

Just North of Disney World and Universal Studios, Wekiwa Springs State Park offers low-budget paddling and camping for the whole family.

Nine miles east of Sarasota, Florida, Myakka River State Park combines comfortable family camping and safe Florida alligator watching.

A historic collection of Tallahassee photographs, the book is meant to be savored like a good cup of coffee.

When temperatures rise in Florida, one great place to seek relief is Ichetucknee Springs State Park.