Long Key State Park is best known as a kayaking paradise in the Florida Keys. The park’s best-kept secret is a rare cactus barren that provides refuge to the jumping cactus.

A trip through Florida provides lots of variety. Are you looking for a one-day getaway or a weeklong journey? Do you want to drive, boat, bike, horseback or kayak? No matter how you like to travel, Florida State Parks offer endless possibilities. Check out some of our favorite itineraries!

Do you want to experience the Real Florida? Whether you’re seeking a wild adventure or a tranquil retreat, Florida State Parks has the perfect setting. From horseback riding on the beach to remote island camping, Florida’s state parks offer unique experiences for all ages.

Florida is famous for its theme parks and beaches, but the state has so much more to offer. These Florida State Parks may be off the beaten path, but they deliver sites and experiences that are anything but ordinary. Get ready to immerse yourself in the Real Florida at these parks.

Both Pam Reed and the Maintenance Team have received 2020 Volunteer Recognition Awards. Thank you for volunteering at Silver Springs State Park!

The Boat Crew and Nelly Broos received awards at the 2020 Volunteer Recognition Awards. Thank you for volunteering at Rainbow Springs State Park!

Five 2020 Volunteer Recognition Awards have been awarded to individuals and teams at Oscar Scherer State Park.

Anne Pierce recently received two awards at the 2020 Volunteer Recognition Awards ceremony.

Two couples who volunteer at John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park have received 2020 Volunteer Recognition Awards.

Two volunteers at John D. MacArthur Beach State Parks received 2020 Volunteer Recognition Awards.