Florida's beaches are great, but Floridians in the know survive the brutal heat and humidity of summer by flocking to our cool, clear, refreshing springs. The best springs in Florida for swimming, tubing, snorkeling are… Read the story.
Soft white-sugar sand and the Gulf's emerald green waters set the stage in these treasured state parks for a magical overnight stay in your tent or RV.
There are few destinations on the east coast of the United States as enchanting as this pristine barrier island at the Florida-Georgia state line. Join author John Turner as he explores the wonders of Cumberland Island.
Snorkel, dive or ride a glass-bottom boat to view coral reefs at what many consider Florida's #1 state park. Enjoy kayaking and camping, too! Read Pennekamp: A Florida treasure
Every year, Florida State Parks invites visitors to submit photographs and win prizes. There are two groups of winners – grand prize winners selected by judges and People's Choice Awards selected in a public vote.
Check our hurricane guide for updates on tropical weather systems as forecasters anticipate heavy rains over the holiday weekend. Read the latest update.
Deadline Florida Wildlife Federation photo contest is July 11.
For each $10 donation, submit up to three photos. Categories are Wildlife, Birds, Native Plants, Landscapes and Recreation. For details, visit floridawildlifefedeeration.org
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