If you or those close to you suffered during Hurricane Michael, our hearts go out to you.  Some of Florida’s favorite state parks and the people who work in them were in the storm’s path. All park staff are safe, but many parks were severely damaged and teams are already clearing debris and repairing structures.

This page will provide you the most up-to-date information regarding park closures. Check back frequently to see what parks are impacted.

The Florida Park Service has opened areas to dry camp for self-contained rigs – usually parking lots without utility connections - at some state parks for evacuees on a first come, first served basis with waived overnight fees.

An unexpected oasis surrounded by urban sprawl providing visitors with a refreshing escape into natural Florida. This hidden gem is a refuge not only for visitors, but for the imperiled Florida scrub-jay, bald eagles and other birds who nest along the shores of Lake Osprey.

Established to preserve Destin’s last genuine stretch of coastal dune scrub, Henderson Beach proves that even the smallest areas of preservation can result in an incredible abundance of natural beauty.

Just minutes from downtown Miami on the tip of Key Biscayne, Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park offers visitors breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay from atop its historic 1825 lighthouse.