James (Moe) and Teresa Moriarty are exemplary camp hosts who set the bar high at Highlands Hammock.

Our visitor center has a new Maritime Heritage Exhibit. Dive back in time centuries ago when the New World was a bounty of opportunity and riches for those brave enough to endure the hardships of traveling by sea.

Take a peek beneath the waves where the sunlight shimmers on swaying sea fans and rigid stony corals. The park’s new Coral Cam provides a window to one of Key Largo’s serene yet delicate coral reefs.

Florida's state parks feature 100 miles of pristine beaches across the entire state. In honor of Clean Beaches Week, celebrated July 1 through 7, follow these tips to help keep our beaches healthy and beautiful. 

As the summer months come to a peak, what better way get outdoors than to celebrate Park and Recreation Month this July!

July is National Picnic Month! Pack a picnic lunch and invite your family and friends to a Florida State Park to enjoy good food in the natural environment. 

Richard has always enjoyed working outdoors and working with his hands. Combining those skills and a love for protecting Florida’s resources, it was only natural that Richard found a place to help at Fanning Springs.

The Gobles have been volunteering with Florida State Parks for five years! During their time as resident campground hosts, they’ve volunteered at Torreya, Manatee Springs, Suwannee River, and even at state parks in Georgia.

Amy has always known she wanted to work with nature and animals. After studying Wildlife Ecology, it was a natural step for her to find work with the Florida Park Service to protect our natural resources.

These videos show the many different ways you can become active in parks and at home. You can discover cool places, find fun adventures and learn interesting things.