The main draw of Falling Waters is, naturally, a waterfall. A 73-foot waterfall, to be exact-- the tallest in the state. Now, if you’re like us you’re probably thinking: ‘How the heck does flat ole Florida have a waterfall that tall?’ Well, it sort of cheats by falling past terra firma and into a cavernous ‘sink’ or sinkhole which, if anything, makes it an even cooler sight. The rest of the park has other sinks that are traced by hiking trails as well as a nice lake to swim in. The park is right off of I-10, so it’s easily accessible. Oh, and there’s a butterfly garden too, if you’re into that sort of thing. Personally, we’re too edgy for butterflies. Except for the ones on our Lisa Frank folders—those are awesome.
The main draw of Falling Waters is, naturally, a waterfall. A 73-foot waterfall, to be exact-- the tallest in the state. Now, if you’re like us you’re probably thinking: ‘How the heck does flat ole Florida have a waterfall that tall?’ Well, it sort of cheats by falling past terra firma and into a cavernous ‘sink’ or sinkhole which, if anything, makes it an even cooler sight. The rest of the park has other sinks that are traced by hiking trails as well as a nice lake to swim in. The park is right off of I-10, so it’s easily accessible. Oh, and there’s a butterfly garden too, if you’re into that sort of thing. Personally, we’re too edgy for butterflies. Except for the ones on our Lisa Frank folders—those are awesome.
Try not to get altitude sickness at this campground, located 324 acrophobia-inducing feet above sea level atop one of the highest hills in Florida. You may need a Sherpa to reach it. There are 24 campsites in total with water, electricity, ground grills/ fire pits, and picnic tables; most sites accommodate RVs up to 45 feet in length. There’s also Read more...
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Try not to get altitude sickness at this campground, located 324 acrophobia-inducing feet above sea level atop one of the highest hills in Florida. You may need a Sherpa to reach it. There are 24 campsites in total with water, electricity, ground grills/ fire pits, and picnic tables; most sites accommodate RVs up to 45 feet in length. There’s also Read more...
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