The natural scenic beauty of its lush swamps and beautiful coastal landscape, as well as a rich cultural history, makes this park well worth the trip.

The sandy beaches of Bahia Honda provide the perfect backdrop for this serene wonderland.

Vast subtropical mosaic of wetlands, forested sandy islands, coastal mangroves, and prairies.

Biscayne boasts lavish tropical landscapes and marine wildlife in the largest marine park in the U.S.

Not only does the spring provide a beautiful natural environment for outdoor adventure, but it also provides a haven for Florida's manatee.

Barrier island beaches and sheltered lagoons rich in waterfowl, alligators, otters, and wading birds.

The variant habitats of Colier-Seminole blend to create a serene land of coastal forests and tropical plants rich in beauty.

Crystal River NWR embraces 20 islands and several small parcels of land surrounded by the warm, crystal-clear, spring-fed waters of Kings Bay.

Dead Lakes brings to you a luscious forest abundant with wildlife.

Historic islets of coral reefs and sand amid the warm Caribbean waters off Key West, Florida.

This fragile sub-tropical wilderness boasts mangrove forests, cypress domes, manatees, alligators, crocodiles, colorful wading birds, and much more.

Equal in beauty to such famous sites as Mammoth Cave and Carlsbad Caverns.

1,300 miles through varied Florida ecosystems from Big Cypress National Preserve to Gulf Island Seashore.

Fort Clinch offers a scenic backdrop blended with sand dunes, marshes, and plains for any outdoor experience.

A collection of sand islands, marshes, bayous, and historic forts streching from Florida to Mississippi.

Characterized by hardwood vegetation and deep humus-rich soil, the Highlands Hammock offers a scenic adventure for any outdoorsman.

Nature trails allow visitors to travel through the hammocks of Hillsborough River, exploring the luscious forest abundant with wildlife.

Set on an island in the St. Johns Rriver, a paradise for fishing, camping, hiking, boating, canoeing, picnicking and nature study.

About 20 percent of the park is covered in coastal sand pine scrub, a biological community so rare it is designated "globally imperiled."

For nature lovers and photographers few parks offer the variety of plant and animal life that Lake Kissimmee State Park has to offer.

Offers the true Florida environment with ample opportunity to see wildlife such as endangered manatees.

With over 45 square miles of woodlands, wetlands and prairie marshes, this park is famous for its abundant wildlife and quiet, scenic beauty.

Oldest national forest east of the Mississippi, contains largest forest of sand pine in the world, as well as towering palms and abundent wildlife.

A mosaic of swamps and flatwoods where you can discover remnants of old growth cypress and the tranquil serenity of Ocean Pond.

Named by Travel Magazine as "The World's Best Beach," in 1995, St. Andrews is well known for its sugar white sands and pristine emerald green water.