Experiences & Amenities

There are 9.7 miles of multiuse trails and paved roads in the park for bicyclists to enjoy (semi-rough terrain with moderate elevation changes). 

• Helmets are highly recommended for all cyclists and Florida law requires helmets for cyclists age 16 and under.

Bird-viewing opportunities are bountiful at Three Rivers State Park! We have our very own bird-watching checklist made readily available to those interested. 

American bald eagles make their nests within the park and can be seen soaring over the lake.

Waterfowl by the hundreds seek refuge in the quiet bays and sloughs that surround the park.

Three Rivers is part of the Great Florida Birding Trail, a project of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. A map can be found at Florida Birding Trail.

Both Florida and Georgia are in view from the park's campground located near the banks of Lake Seminole.

Water, electricity, a picnic table and a grill ring are available at each of the campsites. Pets are welcome at the campsites. Restrooms are located in the park. A dump station is located in the camping area. The campground includes a small boat ramp and a large fishing pier that extends out onto Lake Seminole.

• Maximum RV length = 50 ft.
• For reservations, visit the Florida State Parks reservations website or call 800-326-3521 or TDD 888-433-0287.

A group camp is available. Amenities include one group-size grill and a large brick restroom with several showers, toilets and sinks.

• No pets or alcoholic beverages are allowed.
• Call the park at 850-482-9006 for reservations.

Fishing is a popular activity at the park and Lake Seminole is well-known for its yields. Largemouth and smallmouth bass, catfish, bluegill, speckled perch and bream are some of the fish that might be landed by anglers.

• All fishing within the park must conform to regulations concerning size, number, method of capture and season. A fishing license may be required. More information is available at the Florida Wildlife Commission’s Fishing in Florida.

Trail users can travel the rolling hills of our upland pine habitat and along the shoreline of Lake Seminole. There are 9.7 miles of multiuse trails for your hiking pleasure. All trails are accessible from both the picnic/day-use and camping areas.

• Because of terrain and elevation, helmets are required at all times by those under 16 years of age but are suggested for everyone.

Lake Seminole provides an excellent venue for canoeing and kayaking.

• Visitors may bring their own kayak or canoe

A large picnic area in the park overlooks Lake Seminole, providing spectacular views of the lake and the Georgia shoreline on the opposite side of the lake.

• Three picnic pavilions, grills, picnic tables and a restroom are located in the picnic area.
• Three nature trails begin in the picnic area.

There are three open-air picnic pavilions in the day-use area. One pavilion with indoor/outdoor seating is available. 

• Pavilions can be used without a reservation on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Each of outdoor pavilion can be reserved for $30 plus tax by calling the park at 850-482-9006. Indoor pavilions can be reserved for $60 plus tax.
• Rental of a pavilion does not include or waive the park entrance fee.

Interpretive or educational tours can be scheduled by calling the park at 850-482-9006.

Trail users can travel the rolling hills of our upland pine habitat and along the shoreline of Lake Seminole. There are 9.7 miles of multiuse trails for your hiking pleasure. All trails are accessible from both the picnic/day-use and camping areas.

• Because of terrain and elevation, helmets are suggested and/or required.