Camp Helen State Park – The Ultimate Getaway
Florida is filled with beautiful vistas and impressive attractions, but not all of them are the 
best place to experience nature’s beauty. For those not seeking an experience on par with college Spring Break, many of Florida’s beaches and parks might not be appropriate. In addition, hot spots can be too popular for their own good at times, with overcrowding infringing upon one’s efforts at relaxation or a pleasant family outing.
Econfina River State Park: A Nature Lover’s Playground
The Econfina River State Park is a Florida State Park, located at 4384 Econfina River 
Road, Lamont, Florida, occupying 3,377 acres on the Gulf of Mexico. The Econfina River runs through Taylor County, south of US 98 at the end of County Road 14. This is considered to be in the North Central Travel Region of Florida, off of the beaten path.
Honeymoon Island Pleases a Diverse Crowd
Enjoy a sunset picnic by the seashore, a hike in the Florida wilds, or a ferry ride from 
Dunedin’s Honeymoon Island State Park — a popular destination along Florida’s West Central coast.
Ride on the Beach at Amelia Island State Park
One of the seven parks included in the Talbot Islands State Parks grouping, Amelia Island 
State Park contains more than two hundred acres of gorgeous wilderness. The other parks in this grouping include: Big Talbot Island State Park, Fort George Island Cultural State Park, George Crady Bridge Fishing Pier State Park, Pumpkin Hill Creek Preserve State Park, Little Talbot Island State Park, and Yellow Bluff Fort Historic State Park.
