Explore the diverse birding opportunities at Anastasia State Park, and see of the most important bird nesting areas in Florida.

One of the best ways to experience the quieter side of the park is to canoe or kayak in the Intracoastal Waterway where you might see dolphins or manatees along with larger boats traveling along the river.

Experience an incredible example of the wonder of nature as you descend down the signature sinkhole at Devil's Millhopper State Park. Climbing down a sinkhole is one of the many exceptional experiences that you can have in Florida.

The water is extraordinarily clear, offering a window into a diverse aquatic habitat. The flow of the spring is the fourth highest among all the springs in Florida. Rainbow Springs is a stunning example of Florida’s unique landscape and a gateway to an underground world.

Situated within the Blackwater River State Forest, this park has miles of trails that wind through secluded wilderness and along creeks lined by dogwood trees. Walking through these areas, visitors can spot wildlife like gopher tortoises, great blue herons, wild turkey, white-tailed deer and opossums.

T.H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park offers three nature trails for visitors to enjoy.

T.H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park offers 10 miles of white sandy beaches and is a fantastic spot for every beach experience under the sun.

July is National Park and Recreation Month

Explore the Dead River Marsh and Lake Griffin by canoe, kayak or pontoon boat. Because there is no current on the Dead River, this trip is suitable for visitors of all experience levels.

Florida Caverns State Park lost more than 90% of its thick canopied forest in 2018 due to Hurricane Michael. Although a portion of the park remains closed, we are excited to announce that electricity has been restored to the tour cave.