Honeybees may be some of the most well-known pollinators, but you may be surprised to learn they are not native to America – they were introduced here from Europe.

Jonathan Dickinson State Park was voted #2 for RV Camping by the USA TODAY 10 Best Reader's Choice Awards.

As summer rolls along and the days get hotter, sometimes there’s no better way to enjoy the outdoors than to set out a blanket and have a relaxing picnic with friends and family. Here are just five amazing parks that would be the perfect place for your next picnic.

Take a guided Nature Explored & Defined Walk through the Royal Palm Hammock and explore the wilds of Florida. Discover the unique plant life that flourishes in this subtropical-like environment.

After playing or relaxing in a Florida State Park, there is nothing like cooking over an open fire. Some parks offer grills while others have designated campfire rings. Whether you are looking for a gourmet meal or just want to toast marshmallows, remember these tasty tips, tricks and recipes.

Experience a full day of fun and relaxation on the Blackwater River. Enjoy boating, fishing or challenge your adventurous side by paddling our 13.5-mile canoe trail!

Two construction projects are underway at St. Andrews State Park. Campground renovations and new picnic pavilions at the jetty are in the works. Additional projects will follow in the next few years.

Whatever the occasion might be, make your wedding, reception or other gathering memorable at Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park.

Camping is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in the Real Florida. Whether you love pitching a tent or prefer the comfort of a cabin, our campgrounds offer a variety of sites and amenities to suit your needs.

June is Great Outdoors Month, which means it’s a great time take a kid, friend or family member fishing and enjoy Florida’s beautiful waterways. Our lakes, rivers, streams and oceans offer a variety of opportunities for anglers of every skill level.