This park is named after an extremely rare species of Torreya tree. This type of nutmeg tree only grows on the bluffs overlooking the Apalachicola River.
Around 16 miles of trails offer biking and hiking opportunities. The river gives way to a hardwood forest mixed with evergreens. In the fall, the hills sing with color.
The Torreya forest harbors all kinds of wildlife. Keep your eyes out for deer, foxes, bobcats, raccoons, black bears, and gopher tortoises. More than 100 species of birds live here at any given time.
Don't miss for the spindly evergreen leaves of the Torreya. They give off a pungent odor when the leaves or pine cones are crushed. It's an awesome defense mechanism against herbivores!
Scientists estimate there are around 600 trees left. Only 10 are capable of reproducing. Unfortunately, these
This park is named after an extremely rare species of Torreya tree. This type of nutmeg tree only grows on the bluffs overlooking the Apalachicola River.
Around 16 miles of trails offer biking and hiking opportunities. The river gives way to a hardwood forest mixed with evergreens. In the fall, the hills sing with color.
The Torreya forest harbors all kinds of wildlife. Keep your eyes out for deer, foxes, bobcats, raccoons, black bears, and gopher tortoises. More than 100 species of birds live here at any given time.
Don't miss for the spindly evergreen leaves of the Torreya. They give off a pungent odor when the leaves or pine cones are crushed. It's an awesome defense mechanism against herbivores!
Scientists estimate there are around 600 trees left. Only 10 are capable of reproducing. Unfortunately, these trees have a high probability of going extinct sometime in the near future.
Choose from 29 campsites for your stay. There's also a cabin and a yurt.
Perched high above the Apalachicola River on steep bluffs, the Torreya Campground offers awesome views in addition to overnight stays. The 30 campsites here come with water and electric hookups and plenty of shade. See if you can snag the campground yurt; with air conditioning, electricity and comfy beds (or at least comfier than a sleeping bag), Read more...
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Torreya State Park
Gaze upon rare trees at this scenic and hilly Florida state park.
This park is named after an extremely rare species of Torreya tree. This type of nutmeg tree only grows on the bluffs overlooking the Apalachicola River.
Around 16 miles of trails offer biking and hiking opportunities. The river gives way to a hardwood forest mixed with evergreens. In the fall, the hills sing with color.
The Torreya forest harbors all kinds of wildlife. Keep your eyes out for deer, foxes, bobcats, raccoons, black bears, and gopher tortoises. More than 100 species of birds live here at any given time.
Don't miss for the spindly evergreen leaves of the Torreya. They give off a pungent odor when the leaves or pine cones are crushed. It's an awesome defense mechanism against herbivores!
Scientists estimate there are around 600 trees left. Only 10 are capable of reproducing. Unfortunately, these
This park is named after an extremely rare species of Torreya tree. This type of nutmeg tree only grows on the bluffs overlooking the Apalachicola River.
Around 16 miles of trails offer biking and hiking opportunities. The river gives way to a hardwood forest mixed with evergreens. In the fall, the hills sing with color.
The Torreya forest harbors all kinds of wildlife. Keep your eyes out for deer, foxes, bobcats, raccoons, black bears, and gopher tortoises. More than 100 species of birds live here at any given time.
Don't miss for the spindly evergreen leaves of the Torreya. They give off a pungent odor when the leaves or pine cones are crushed. It's an awesome defense mechanism against herbivores!
Scientists estimate there are around 600 trees left. Only 10 are capable of reproducing. Unfortunately, these trees have a high probability of going extinct sometime in the near future.
Choose from 29 campsites for your stay. There's also a cabin and a yurt.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Torreya State Park
Perched high above the Apalachicola River on steep bluffs, the Torreya Campground offers awesome views in addition to overnight stays. The 30 campsites here come with water and electric hookups and plenty of shade. See if you can snag the campground yurt; with air conditioning, electricity and comfy beds (or at least comfier than a sleeping bag), Read more...
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