Florida has a huge array of beautiful state park to choose from. Whether you’re a couple looking to spend some quality time together or you’re traveling solo, there’s something for everyone!
The state’s diverse ecosystems are home to an abundance of wildlife, from crocodiles to manatees. These unique attractions are sure to be a highlight of your visit.
Simple Escapes to Tiny Cabins
Escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy some peace, quiet and a little bit of nature. Getaway offers simple escapes to tiny cabins nestled in nature that will help you unplug and recharge.
You can save on your getaway with the Getaway Coupon Code. This coupon code can be used on any vacation rental.
The promo code can be apply at checkout to discount your reservation. The discount will be reflect in the total price of your order.
Multi-Night Packs
Guests can save even more with mix-and-match stays and multi-night packs. Visit the special combo offers page to learn more about this great savings opportunity!
Getaway also offers discounts for military, veterans, first responders and healthcare workers. Just provide proof of status and you’ll receive 15% off your stay.
Blue Springs State Park
If you’re looking for something different to do after spending a lot of time at theme parks like Disney World or Universal Orlando, consider taking a day trip to Blue Springs State Park. Located about 45 minutes away from Orlando in Orange City, this Florida state park is a great option for those who want to take their trip to Florida’s natural side.
In addition to a manatee sanctuary, Blue Spring State Park is home to many other wildlife. You can go bird watching to see eagles, wading birds and ospreys as well as endangered Florida scrub jays.
Guests can also swim in the cool water of the spring that remains 72 degrees year-round. But be aware that the river and spring are close to swimming between November 15 and April 30 due to manatees congregating.
Florida Caverns State Park
Located just west of Tallahassee, Florida Caverns State Park offers one of the most exciting ways to discover the natural beauty of the state. Known for its dry caves (caves that are fill with air instead of water), visitors can explore an impressive display of limestone stalactites, stalagmites, soda straws and flowstones on guided tours.
The park also protects Native American cultural sites and a unique natural land bridge that was use by Andrew Jackson’s forces during the First Seminole War. It’s a great place for outdoor fun, such as fishing at the Blue Hole Spring and hiking along the Upper Chipola Recreational Trail system.
The park’s 35 campsites all offer electric and water hookups, as well as sewer for RV camping. Three are tent-only sites, and the rest cater to RVs and campers alike. Stables are available for horseback riders and the park features equestrian trails.
Big Lagoon State Park
Big Lagoon State Park is more than just a campground, it is a gateway into the natural beauty of Florida. Located along the Intracoastal Waterway, this 655-acre coastal park beckons visitors with swimming, kayaking, fishing, camping and a close up view of nature.
This park is home to a lagoon that attracts flocks of skimmers, ducks and anglers alike. It’s also a popular place for bird watchers due to its diverse natural communities including saltwater marshes, pine flatwoods and more.
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The park’s boardwalks and footpaths connect waterfront pavilions, plus a three-story observation tower offers spectacular views of the lagoon and surrounding area. Hike through coastal forests, explore shallow bays and tidal wetlands, or launch your canoe or kayak into the interior lagoons.
