Florida State Parks
Florida State Parks (Florida Park Service), run by Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Recreation and Parks, has 129 state parks, 2 recreation areas, 5 historic sites, 29 natural areas and preserves, 10 state trails, 1 park unit in this directory. 85 units offer camping and 0 allow dogs under park rules. 40 parks list no entrance fee.
The state reports 175 units (source); counts differ when the state includes or excludes areas such as trails, boat launches or undeveloped land. See coverage notes.
Map and filter Florida parksOfficial site: floridastateparks.org
Fees, passes and reservations
Entrance fees and passes
Varies by park (mostly per vehicle; some per person/pedestrian/cyclist; some free).
No statewide pass information was found on the official site.
Reservations
Bookings use Florida State Parks Reservation System (UseDirect / Tyler 'RDR' platform).
Browse Florida parks by activity
Camping 85RV camping with hookups 47Cabins and lodging 33Swimming 69Fishing 95Boating and paddling 100Hiking 138Free entry 40Historic sites 85Beaches 56Horseback riding 40
All 176 parks and units
Listed by designation. Fees shown are the main entrance fee where the park posts one.
State parks (129)
Recreation areas (2)
Historic sites (5)
Natural areas and preserves (29)
State trails (10)
Other park units (1)
Coverage notes
Inventory source: FDEP Open Data ArcGIS: Florida State Park Boundaries (PARKS_BOUNDARIES layer 0), dataset modified 2026-09-10 per the DEP open-data hub. We re-check it weekly and keep renamed, merged and closed parks traceable.
Not included: Ichetucknee Trace (Not a visitor destination on its own.); Three Servicemen Memorial (Managed by Orman House) (managed outside the state park system or not a visitor destination); Anderson's Landing (Managed by Manatee Springs State Park) (managed outside the state park system or not a visitor destination); DeSoto Site Historic State Park (Wikidata Q5244114) (Not in the DEP Division of Recreation and Parks inventory; managed by another state agency.); New Smyrna Sugar Mill Ruins (Wikidata Q12063885) (Not in the current DEP park boundaries inventory (no longer a state park unit).); Fort Foster (Wikidata Q5471154) (Historic site inside Hillsborough River State Park, not a separate unit.).
Statewide information last reviewed Oct 29, 2026.