The Castillo de San Marcos National Monument in St. Augustine, Florida, is the oldest masonry fort in the continental United States, constructed by the Spanish between 1672 and 1695 to defend the city and protect Spain’s interests in the region.
Pumpkin Hill Creek Preserve State Park, in northeast Jacksonville, Florida, protects one of the largest remaining stretches of coastal uplands and salt marsh in Duval County, offering a rare unspoiled view of creeks, marshes, and pine flatwoods between the city and the beaches.
Ponce de Leon Springs State Recreation Area in Holmes County, Florida, near the town of Ponce de Leon, centers on a clear spring named for explorer Juan Ponce de León, who sought the legendary Fountain of Youth during his 1513 expedition.
Cedar Key Scrub State Reserve spans over 5,000 acres six miles northeast of Cedar Key in Levy County, Florida, USA, protecting rare Florida scrub habitats on ancient dune ridges alongside salt marshes, pine flatwoods, coastal hammocks, and tidal creeks that shelter the endangered Florida scrub-jay, gopher tortoises, Florida mice, and bald eagles.
Bald Point State Park in Florida, USA, spans over 4,000 acres on Alligator Point where Ochlockonee Bay meets Apalachee Bay, offering stunning Gulf Coast scenery with white sand beaches, coastal marshes, pine flatwoods, and oak thickets.
Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park spans 6,000 acres south of Tallahassee in Wakulla County, Florida, USA, as a National Natural Landmark featuring one of the world's largest and deepest freshwater springs that pumps millions of gallons of crystal-clear 70°F water daily into the Wakulla River.
Falling Waters State Park, a 171-acre site three miles south of Chipley in Washington County, Florida, is renowned for Florida's tallest waterfall, where a stream plunges 73 feet into a 100-foot-deep, 20-foot-wide cylindrical sinkhole called Falling Waters Sink, vanishing into an underground cavern amid fern-draped limestone walls and mossy ridges atop one of the state's highest points at 324 feet.
The Museum of Discovery and Science in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is a large science museum featuring over 200 hands-on exhibits spanning topics from space exploration to Florida's natural ecosystems.
Oscar Scherer State Park spans 1,384 acres between Sarasota and Venice near Osprey, Florida, serving as a vital urban oasis preserving rare scrubby flatwoods habitat for the imperiled Florida scrub-jay, bald eagles, and diverse wildlife amid pine forests, South Creek wetlands, and Lake Osprey.
Ginnie Springs Outdoors, LLC in Florida offers a popular camping experience set amidst over 200 wooded acres along the Santa Fe River, featuring seven crystal-clear freshwater springs.
River Rise Preserve State Park, located six miles north of High Springs off U.S. Route 441 in Florida, is named for the dramatic spot where the Santa Fe River resurfaces after flowing underground for miles through adjacent O'Leno State Park.
East Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is a vibrant and historic street known for its mix of upscale shopping, dining, art galleries, and entertainment venues.
Lake Griffin State Park spans over 620 acres near Fruitland Park in Lake County, Florida, USA, along the shores of its namesake lake—the fourth largest in the state and part of the Harris Chain of Lakes connected to the Ocklawaha River.
George Crady Bridge Fishing Pier State Park is a unique mile-long, pedestrian-only fishing pier in Jacksonville, Florida, spanning Nassau Sound on the Duval-Nassau county line near Amelia Island State Park, accessible off State Road A1A.
Key West, Florida, is the southernmost city in the continental United States, known for its vibrant history, colorful culture, and stunning natural beauty.
Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park spans 1,176 acres in Tallahassee, Florida, USA, renowned for its 28-acre formal gardens planted starting in 1923 by New York financier Alfred B. Maclay and his wife Louise as their winter retreat.
Butterfly World in Coconut Creek, Florida, is the world’s largest butterfly park, opened in 1988 and home to over 20,000 live butterflies from more than 150 species.
Miccosukee Casino & Resort is a premier gaming destination owned by the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida, located at 500 SW 177th Avenue on the southeastern edge of the Everglades, about 17 miles west of Miami International Airport along US-41 (Tamiami Trail).
