Florida offers a unique opportunity in all of the United States to swim with the manatees. Manatees are unlike any other type of wildlife, and the only place to see them with any regularity in the United States is in Florida. The Florida manatees move just offshore for much of the year, but come into [...]

Perhaps the best way to see a bunch of the Nature Coast – really fast – is on board an airboat tour. These thrill rides with River Safaris truly offer something for everyone whether you prefer a thrill ride or a pleasure cruise. The cruise through the no wake zone on the channels headed for the [...]

Visitors camping at Silver River State Park will find 59 spacious full-facility campsites for guests to enjoy. There are also 10 cabins for campers who do not want to sleep outdoors. Youth group camping areas are available for groups of up to 50 people. Youth group must contain at least 10 children and one adult [...]

Camping Myakka River State Park in West Florida When Camping in Myakka River State Park, you have the choice of three different campgrounds with a total of 90 campsites. There are also six primitive campgrounds with three campsites each and three tent camping areas for youth. Each of the youth camping areas can accommodate up [...]

Camping Hillsborough River State Park in West Florida Camping in Hillsborough River State Park is offered though full facility camping, primitive camping, and youth camping for their guests. Primitive camping is for guests who enjoy being out in natural and the full facility camping is for individuals who want to go camping, but still want [...]

Camping Rainbow Springs State Park features a campground located on the river that has been recently renovated. Rainbow Springs State Park Amenities While camping at Rainbow Springs State Park, you’ll find that all of the campsites feature water, electric, and sewer hookup. Each of the campsites also has access to ADA restrooms and a dump [...]

Camping John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park in South Florida Established in 1963, John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park was the first undersea park in the United States. It actually extends out 3 miles in to the Atlantic Ocean. Along with plenty of water activities, the park is also a great place to camp. While [...]