From haunted trails to trick-or-treating, Florida State Parks are the best destination for Halloween fun.

February is Florida Hiking Trails Month, so to celebrate we put together this list of Florida State Parks that are home to scenic and unique trail systems. Check out any of these parks for a memorable time exploring Florida’s landscapes.

The Florida grasshopper sparrow, one of North America’s most endangered birds, is found at Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park. Our staff is trained to identify and locate sparrows and spends up to six months of the year searching for this secretive bird.

Nestled in the pine woods Grayton Beach cabins can accommodate six people and are only minutes away from the Gulf of America and a mile of sugar-white beaches via a secluded access path.

In 1968, Navy engineer Howard S. England was assigned to investigate and report on Fort Zachary Taylor in Key West, at that time an overgrown dumpsite. He uncovered one of the largest collections of historic armaments in the United States, including cannons, a Civil War-era desalinization plant, and thousands of cannonballs and projectiles.

What do bugs, biologists and Brazil have to do with Florida State Parks? More than you might think. This curious combination may hold the solution to a harmful infestation in Florida’s natural areas.

Across the nation and the world, the end of September unites people to serve and care for our coasts and public lands. Saturday, September 16, is International Coastal Cleanup Day and the following Saturday, September 23, is National Public Lands Day.

A bundle of ebony fur, bear cub Maximus has started his journey as the newest permanent resident at Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park!

Junior Rangers wanted for outdoor adventure! Four-day camp includes one overnight for ages 8 to 12.

Learn what It takes to be a lifeguard. Five-day camp is for ages 8 to 14.