Camping in Florida State Parks

camping florida state parks

Whether you’re traveling for a weekend or a week, Florida state parks offer a wide range of camping options. Some parks offer RV/trailer sites, while others are strictly tent campgrounds. There are even campgrounds that are designed specifically for equestrians.

A Florida state park is one of the best places to visit in Florida if you are interested in exploring the area’s natural beauty. You’ll find white sand beaches, clear waters, and plenty of opportunities to go fishing or biking.

For those looking for a place to stay that’s less crowded than the Everglades, Collier-Seminole State Park is the perfect choice. This park is home to the largest mangrove swamp in the world. There are also guided canoe trips down the Blackwater River. It’s also a great destination for a weekend of fishing.

The Hobe Mountain ecosystem is one of the most diverse ecosystems in the country. It has a long history of human exploration. There’s an ancient sand dune, as well as a rare ecosystem that’s home to many plants and animals.

You’ll also find a 400-year-old live oak and many animals at Live Oak Sanctuary. It’s also popular with anglers and birders.

You can also go on a guided buggy tour through the prairie grassland. There are also kayaking trails and cave tours.

The Florida state parks have a range of prices, ranging from $30 to $160 per night. Some parks also offer discounts. If you’re a Florida resident age 65 or older, you can get a 50% discount. You must provide proof of your eligibility at the time of registration.