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1. Blue Spring State Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)January and February are the top months for sighting sea cows at this designated manatee refuge, but they begin to head here in November, as...Read More
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2. Fort Clinch State Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)One of the country's best-preserved and most complete 19th-century brick forts, Fort Clinch was built to discourage further British intrusion...Read More
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3. Alexander Springs Recreation Area
Body Of Water/WaterfallIn this recreation area you'll find a campground, as well as a stream for swimming, canoeing, and kayaking. At a constant temperature of 72...Read More
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4. American Beach
BeachIn 1935, at a time when segregation laws banned African Americans from Florida beaches, this historic beach was founded as a safe haven for...Read More
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5. Anastasia State Park Beach
BeachIf you don't mind paying a modest entrance fee for beach access, this park offers some outstanding choices. At one end of the beach, there's...Read More
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6. Canaveral National Seashore
Park (National/State/Provincial)Miles of grassy windswept dunes and a virtually empty beach await you at this remarkable 57,000-acre park on a barrier island with 24 miles...Read More
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7. DeLeon Springs State Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)The spring water at this lovely park 15 minutes north of the city, constantly at 72°F, might make swimming here a bit chilly, but there are...Read More
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8. Fort Caroline National Memorial
RuinsSpread over 130 acres along the St. Johns River 13 miles northeast of downtown Jacksonville (via Route 113), this site is part of the vast Timucuan...Read More
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9. Huguenot Memorial Park
BeachThough it's officially a Jacksonville city park, this popular spot on the northern side of the St. Johns River is often grouped with Amelia...Read More
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10. Juniper Springs Recreation Area
Body Of Water/WaterfallHere you'll find a stone waterwheel house, a campground, a natural-spring swimming pool, and hiking trails. The 7-mile Juniper Springs run is...Read More
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11. Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Historic State Park
Historic District/SiteOne of America's most cherished authors found inspiration in this out-of-the-way hamlet about 20 miles outside of Gainesville. The 90-acre park...Read More
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12. Salt Springs Recreation Area
Body Of Water/WaterfallThe draw here is a natural saltwater spring where Atlantic blue crabs come to spawn each summer. ...Read More
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13. Silver Springs State Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)The 350-acre park at the western edge of the Ocala National Forest has the world's largest collection of artesian springs, the last uninhabited...Read More
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14. Smyrna Dunes Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)In this park, on a barrier island at the northernmost tip of New Smyrna Beach peninsula, 1½ miles of boardwalks crisscross sand dunes and delicate...Read More
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15. Talbot Island State Parks
Park (National/State/Provincial)These parks, including Big and Little Talbot islands, have 17 miles of gorgeous beaches, sand dunes, and golden marshes that hum with migratory...Read More
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16. Ft. Matanzas National Monument
Park (National/State/Provincial)As you drive south on Anastasia Island, you head toward what was, in the 1700s, St. Augustine's farthest reaches. With Castillo de San Marcos...Read More
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