Known to exist in only six other places on Earth, these incredible rock formations resemble the mysterious Stonehenge structures in England. They are the result of volcanic ash sculpted by wind and water throughout the last 30 million years. Impressive cactus gardens complement the campground. Located on the rugged western slopes of the Florida Mountains, Rockhound State Park takes its name from the abundant gems and minerals found there. Visitors are allowed to take up to 15 pounds of rocks home with them.
Hiking trails offer scenic views of the area and there is a spacious campground.
While in the area, take the short drive south to the historical Pancho Villa State Park. There are extensive exhibits, plans for a new museum, a desert botanical garden and campground.