By doubling the size of its campground, this oceanfront state park in Flagler Beach has expanded its reach — and its appeal.
Parks, Forests & Preserves
The Talbot Islands: Paradise on the edge
Windswept beaches, pristine back country waterways, a mile-long fishing bridge and a shady, scenic campground.
Disappearing river, shaded campground rise above the norm at O’Leno State Park
O’Leno State Park is a Florida treasure with a scenic campground at the heart of two state parks that will take your breath away. It is here that the Santa Fe River vanishes, only to re-appear 3.5 miles later to meander many paddle-loving miles to its merger with the Suwannee River.
6 outstanding state park campgrounds along I-75 in North Florida
Just a hop and a skip from an I-75 off-ramp, these scenic campgrounds are loaded with outdoors fun, ideal stopovers for a night or a week.
Best beach camping in Florida’s Panhandle
Falling asleep to the soothing rhythm of waves lapping on your own beach is every camper’s dream, so we pick the best beach campgrounds on Florida’s Panhandle.
Get your feet wet in these 19 cool Florida springs
Florida Springs where you can swim, snorkel and dive.
Oscar Scherer State Park a wild oasis amid urban sprawl
By mid- October, days have cooled a bit in Sarasota, making it an ideal time to explore a lesser known state park — Oscar Scherer State Park. What makes it special? The vast array of things to do in a very scenic setting. It has excellent kayaking, camping and this is the best place to spot the rare scrub blue jay
Quiet time: Escape to lonely Lake George State Forest
There’s not much going on in Lake George State Forest, making it an ideal getaway for a few days of solitude along the St. John’s River.
Tiger Bay State Forest offers escape from the “roar of the engines”
DAYTONA BEACH — Tiger Bay State Forest is a vast wilderness quite close to Daytona Beach International Speedway, and it’s a great destination for camping, fishing, off-road bike riding, hiking and horseback riding.
Florida ‘low country’ found at Faver-Dykes State Park
Faver-Dykes State Park offers excellent access to the Pellicer Creek Paddling Trail, productive fishing and woodsy camping for small RV’s and tent campers. Just 15 miles from St. Augustine, the park is a gateway to history.
