Florida State Parking
A City Girl’s Exploration of the Great Outdoors
Welcome to Jenna’s Journeys: Florida State Parking, a book years in the making. Really, it’s been a lifetime in the making. This book is made up of three parts.
In Part 1: The Journey Started Years Before It Began, I share shaping moments in my life that led me to Part 2: Filling the Void, where I share what led me to the place I now call home, DeLand, Florida. I share my transformation into becoming the woman I had always dreamed of being, which continues to be ongoing. That all leads to Part 3: Florida State Parking. Here I share my experiences in hopes it will get others out exploring Florida state parks and other fun, outdoor places.
My Florida State Parking journey was not well-thought-out or even planned, like most of my life’s experiences. It began with a series of events that led me to an opportunity for exploration. In thinking about that statement, I would say my life has been made up of a series of events that led me to my Florida State Parking journey.
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Three Rivers State Park
Start Parking with an 18 year old is a different experience all together! Andrew just loved Three Rivers, it was very close to the Georgia state line. At the time, Georgia was his favorite state. We arrived at the park and got the lay of the land. We went over by the...
The Barnacle Historic State Park
The Barnacle Historic State Park was an oasis tucked away in a busy city. I would suggest you plan to spend the day in Coconut Grove and explore the shops and town because you will have to pay for public parking, you might as well plan to see all of the sights. Once I...
Tarkiln Bayou Preserve State Park
When I arrived at Tarkiln Bayou the rain had let up just long enough to enjoy a leisurely stroll down their great boardwalk. I was very excited about the boardwalk because the park was lovely but walking in the woods might have scared me. The walk leading to the bayou...