The Fechtel Tract at Lower Wekiva River Preserve State Park is a popular equestrian destination. Although the park does not rent or provide horses, visitors are welcome to bring their own for the day or for camping.

The Tomoka point is vulnerable to erosion from wave action and loss of plant cover by visitor use. In 2017, the park initiated erosion control.

At the convergence of three rivers lies the incredible Lake Seminole. But this ecological landscape is significant for more than just fishing.

The Withlacoochee River is one of the relatively few alluvial streams in Florida, most of which occur in the Panhandle.

The archaeological artifacts found in Lake Jackson Archaeological State Park have very high cultural significance given the fact that they were recovered from a regional center of Mississippian culture that has greatly contributed to modern understanding of that period.

Madison Blue discharges cool, clear water into a beautiful spring pool and then down a 150-foot spring run to the Withlacoochee River. The much-loved spring run is ideal for swimming.

A quick and tranquil contrast from the main spring on a busy day, this brief walk in the woods is perfect for anyone in search of relaxation and a connection with nature.

Madison Blue Spring has drawn locals to its crystal-clear waters since the area's earliest inhabitants used it as a freshwater source. The headspring provides a much-needed respite from the commotion of modern life.

A priority at Ochlockonee River State Park is the protection of designated animal and plant species.

Bald Point has a rich history that archaeological and historical research will continue to illuminate. Archaeological investigations of the area over the past century have provided important information on the area’s prehistory and archaeological resources.