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Florida State Parks and National ParksFlorida State Parks and Florida National Parks are under-visited in my opinion. Visitors tend to concentrate on the big Orlando attractions and get a skewed picture of Florida (we aren't all concrete, thrill rides and laser-light shows).
OK, there are several different kinds of parks in Florida – national, state, geological, etc. There are all kinds of wildlife preserves, too. And since Florida is a long state, the parks range from moderate climates in the panhandle to sub-tropical (and even tropical) in the southern part of the peninsula. Florida State Parks and National Parks -- A Great ValueThe entrance fee is usually around $4-5 per car and many can be all-day destinations with hiking, swimming, fishing and boating. Bring your own picnic supplies and enjoy a wonderful time in the Florida sunshine. If you want to do something special, like rent a canoe or kayak, there is naturally an extra charge. But even with a rental or two, your day at one of the parks could cost you less than $60 for the family. (Compare that with what a day at Disney costs!) Here are a few of the unique Florida State Parks and National Parks (in alphabetical order) that you really don't want to miss!(I also have a list of State Parks just in the Florida Keys.)
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