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Highlands Hammock State Park, Florida
Ready to string your hammock high up in the trees for the night? JK, the ‘hammock’ this park is referring to is actually a type of local tree ecosystem, that this park was created to preserve! Read more...
Ready to string your hammock high up in the trees for the night? JK, the ‘hammock’ this park is referring to is actually a type of local tree ecosystem, that this park was created to preserve! Highlands Hammock State Park includes a scenic 3-mile loop drive that gives access to the park’s nine trails, a separate 11-mile trail accessible to bicyclists, horseback riders, or wanderers in search of wildlife, and many elevated boardwalks that’ll make you feel like you’re walkin’ on water. Look around and you’ll find flora in the form of old-growth bald cypress swamp, ferns, bromeliads. Fauna abounds from gopher tortoises to bald eagles, and the elusive Florida panther. Oh, and if you’re debating when to come, visit in the fall and winter seasons to catch a Music in the Park Concert series, hosted every third Saturday of the month. Really, what doesn’t this park have?
David: Cool place to camp and beautiful scenery. I stayed one night in January 2015 and really enjoyed my...
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David : 7 acres of private land that is gated and private in the middle of nowhere where you can listen to the...
Carla: Just got back from a week camping trip. Loved this place! Had amazingly dark skies if you like star...
Sandra: Pitch your tent put a fire on and enjoy. we also have a bar/tv room for all guests to enjoy. this is...
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Tranquil and tucked away on the river in the southwest corner of the park, these family-friendly (yes...
Erika: Pitch your tent in our Zen Garden and have complete privacy and safety. You will have full access to...
Pat: Luv camping here! Large private sites. There is a fresh water lake and sites along the river. Lots of...
At Myakka River State Park, all sites come with 50-amp/water hook-ups, a fire ring, and picnic table....
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Ali: We were the only tent campers today, but everyone was welcoming and helpful. Clean, quiet campsite on...
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At Myakka River State Park, all sites come with 50-amp/water hook-ups, a fire ring, and picnic table....
At Myakka River State Park, all sites come with 50-amp/water hook-ups, a fire ring, and picnic table....
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Ernesto: Conveniently located near the largest freshwater lake in the state of Florida, this private, 2. 5 acre...
Jane: Cayo Costa is a treasure. The camp store has very limited food supplies so come prepared. Ice ($4) and...
Heidi: Two Hawk Hammock offers lodging in a rural setting. The guest house has 4 rooms that accommodate 4...
Karen: Pitch your tent in my backyard under the jacaranda, next to the bougainvilla. Quiet and pesticide...
April: To avoid the heat, humidity, and bugs, try camping in the winter. This is however the busy season, aka...