by Jenna Workman | Jun 17, 2025 | Florida State Parks
Sebastian Inlet State Park was a pretty big place to explore. There were two parts of the park which was pretty cool. On one side of the bridge there was an inlet, jetties’ and the beach, people were in each of those places, fishing. The shore stretched as far...
by Jenna Workman | Jun 17, 2025 | Florida State Parks
Sitting in the middle of the cute little town of Stuart was Seabranch Preserve. Looking at the description on the website, I feel like maybe I missed most of the park somehow on my visit. I followed the GPS & found the parking lot with the sign to let me know I...
by Jenna Workman | Jun 17, 2025 | Florida State Parks
As soon as I arrived at the Savannas Preserve my soul was at peace. There was nothing elaborate about the park & that is what made it special. It’s simplicity & focus on nature is what I enjoyed the most. The freshwater marshes stole my time away and I...
by Jenna Workman | Jun 16, 2025 | Florida State Parks
The GPS proved to bring me to some interesting places & often directed me far away from my desired destination. The next stop on this days State Parking journey was to be the St. Marks River State Park. Imagine my surprise when I arrived at San Marcos de Apalache....
by Jenna Workman | Jun 16, 2025 | Florida State Parks
Upon my arrival, I immediately realized San Felasco Hammock was for hiking. I will admit, I hesitated a little bit at the thought of hiking alone in the woods when the sun was going to set soon but I sucked it up and started the mile hike. Now you may not think a mile...
by Jenna Workman | Jun 16, 2025 | Florida State Parks
The cool thing about River Rise is that the Santa Fe River disappears underground at O’Leno State Park and reappears 3 miles away at River Rise Preserve as a pool. Casey & I were eager to see this natural wonder. We hiked the trail but I could tell that park...
