Camping, a boat ramp, canoe rental and nature study are also available. On the shores of lakes Kissimmee, Tiger and Rosalie, the park offers outstanding fishing, boating and camping and, during the summer, some of the best wildlife watching in the state. Florida s first-magnitude springs, producing 85,926 gallons of fresh water per minute. The spring and surrounding 2,000 acres of park offer hiking, camping, swimming and canoeing. Originally developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps, the 28,875-acre park offers camping, backpacking, fishing, canoeing and nature study.
Cabins are available.
Pristine Ochlockonee River is the setting for the 392-acre park, which offers riverside campgrounds, picnicking, fishing and boat ramps. The Santa Fe River, a tributary of the Suwannee River, disappears and flows underground for more than three miles before becoming a surface stream in this park. Activities include swimming, canoeing, fishing and hiking. Fishing, camping, horseback riding available at the 18,000-acre preserve, home to wild bison and Spanish horses. It is one of the best hiking areas in Florida, with lots of wildlife.