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Tent camping at Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
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Six Unique Places to Camp in Florida State Parks

Camping is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in the Real Florida. Whether you love pitching a tent or prefer the comfort of a cabin, our campgrounds offer a variety of sites and amenities to suit your needs.
A field of yellow wildflowers at Myakka River State Park.
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Seven Great Parks for Wildflowers

As the leaves change color in fall, there’s a different explosion of color happening at Florida State Parks: the latest wildflower bloom! Each fall, wildflowers grace many of our state parks with their signature bright colors and sweet scents. Here are seven of the best parks in the state where you should stop and smell the flowers.
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Park Zen

Need a break from the ordinary? Explore Park Zen with your favorite device and discover the rejuvenating power of Florida State Parks.
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