The Fakahatchee, as it's called locally, is a remarkable place where the subtropics and tropics converge in the world's largest strand swamp. 

Welcome to Egmont Key State Park. During your visit, you are likely to find your own slice of solitude at the edge of the Gulf of America. The beautiful blue-green waters will keep you coming back for more at historic Egmont Key.

Visit one of the best fishing spots in the Florida Big Bend. The blackwater Econfina River winds through canopied forests before transitioning to open marshes.

Enjoy time spent at Dunns Creek. There is ample parking, restrooms, fishing platform and an accessible floating canoe/kayak launch.

If you would like to experience the way life was in Florida 100 to 150 years ago, then stop by Dudley Farm and get that experience first-hand.

Don Pedro Island State Park is separated into two sections, the land base and the island. The land base is a great place to walk the trails or launch a kayak or paddleboard and explore nearby waterways.

It’s the perfect time of year to enjoy the shade of the tropical hardwood forest and relax in the Florida Keys. A favorite of locals and tourists alike, Dagny Johnson Key Largo Hammock is where you can find some quiet in nature.

Not only is the park an iconic symbol of Florida tourism but it also showcases one of Florida’s most beautiful natural resources. As a proud member of the Florida State Park family, we are committed to preserving, interpreting and restoring these resources, while providing resource-based recreation.  

People who love history treasure Dade Battlefield, but its tranquil beauty is worth a visit in itself. We offer a wide range of events and programs for adults and children throughout the year.

Follow the paved pathways to learn about the Native Americans who lived in the area and the ceremonial, burial and midden mounds they built. Wet a fishing line down by the river for catch and release, or pull in your supper.