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Must-Visit State Parks in Florida to include in your Bucket List

From the remarkable broadways, aviation museums, breath-taking beaches, fantastic theme parks, bustling nightlife, diverse history to some of the best shopping malls, the sunshine state is home to all.

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Must-Visit State Parks in Florida to include in your Bucket List

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  1. Must-Visit State Parks in Florida to include in your Bucket List

  2. With an estimated population of 6.2 million, Florida the third most populated city of the United States. The Sunshine state as the name suggests is probably one of the best places to get your feet wet under two different ocean, a summer destination where you can get the best of sun, sand, and sea. From the remarkable broadways, aviation museums, breath-taking beaches, fantastic theme parks, bustling nightlife, diverse history to some of the best shopping malls, the sunshine state is home to all. If you have wanted to travel to Florida, then good news, make your dreams come true with Allegiant Air flight deals for the best holiday offers. Narrow down your searches for some of your favorite state parks with the list we have prepared below:

  3. Wakulla Springs State Park Wakulla Springs State Park is home to America’s largest and deepest freshwater spring that remains as cool as 70 degrees all year round. This state park is sprinkled with a good concentration of alligators basking at the shores of the river and during cooler months visitors have the option to go on a boat tour. During the boat tour to Wakulla River, one can keep an eye on the pack of manatees in the natural habitat. This is also one of the best places to go on hiking amidst the evergreen nature trails.

  4. Cayo Costa Island State Park Home to the largest surfing site, the Cayo Costa Island State Park is only accessible via boats and ferries. Located 9 miles apart this island is a remote nature preserves with mangrove swamps, nature trails that have been inhabited by some of the rarest animal species and birds. It is also one of the best islands to enjoy snorkeling, playing with dolphins, and enjoying amazing sunsets.

  5. Sebastian Inlet State Park Sebastian Inlet State Park is also known as the surf mecca of Florida. This park is more popular with surfers and divers alike. From paddling, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, boarding, to people watching, this park has its charm and is considered one of the best state parks in Florida. This inlet is also provided ample opportunities for a big catch like mackerel, redfish and blue fishes.

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