Things to Do in Florida
Florida is a year-round playground, from Panhandle beaches in spring and summer to springs, lakes and Gulf towns through the winter season. Use the map to pick an area, then open its guide for hours, fees and RV parking tips.
Florida · Sunshine State
Areas
16 on the map
5 with guides so far
Attraction guides
37
Pensacola, Destin, Perry, Ocala & Lake Okeechobee
Elevation
0–345 ft
Britton Hill is the high point
Seasons
Year-round
Peak season Nov–Apr in the south
Updated October 31, 2026 · Each guide covers hours, admission and RV parking
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Destin
Crab Island, the Destin Harbor Boardwalk and HarborWalk Village, Henderson Beach State Park, parasailing and a water park.
See things to do in DestinThe National Naval Aviation Museum, Fort Pickens and Fort Barrancas, the Pensacola Lighthouse and Historic Pensacola Village.
Crab Island, the Destin Harbor Boardwalk and HarborWalk Village, Henderson Beach State Park, parasailing and a water park.
St. Andrews State Park and miles of white Gulf sand.
St. George Island State Park, oysters and quiet Gulf beaches.
Keaton Beach, Steinhatchee Falls, Econfina River State Park and the Forest Capital Museum on Florida’s quiet Big Bend.
Spring-fed rivers where manatees gather in winter, plus kayaking and fishing.
Tampa Bay parks near Gulf beaches, Busch Gardens and spring training.
Siesta Key’s white sand, Myakka River State Park and long winter stays.
Sanibel shelling, Fort Myers Beach and the Edison and Ford Winter Estates.
Snorkeling, Bahia Honda State Park and the drive across the Overseas Highway to Key West.
Rocket launches from Cape Canaveral, Canaveral National Seashore and Atlantic beaches.
The speedway, the boardwalk and a beach you can drive on in places, with crowds on race and bike weeks.
The oldest city in the U.S., with Anastasia State Park and Atlantic beaches.
Glass-bottom boats at Silver Springs, the Don Garlits drag racing museum, horse farm tours, zip lines and the Santos trails.
Walt Disney World, Universal and other theme parks, with springs and lakes nearby.
Airboat rides, the Lake Okeechobee Scenic Trail, the dark skies of Kissimmee Prairie and the Okeechobee Battlefield.
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Big Lagoon State Park
Climb the observation tower for views over Big Lagoon to Perdido Key, walk the marsh boardwalks and swim from quiet lagoon beaches, all for $6 a carload.
HarborWalk Village
Destin’s busiest harbor stretch, with restaurants, shops, a zipline and the docks for fishing charters, dolphin cruises and the pirate ship.
Steinhatchee Falls
Watch the Steinhatchee River spill over a wide limestone ledge, picnic by the water or launch a kayak down a state paddling trail, free, on public land south of US-19.
Silver Springs State Park
Ride a glass-bottom boat over one of America’s largest springs, paddle the clear Silver River past turtles and wild monkeys, and walk the grounds of one of Florida’s oldest tourist attractions, just east of Ocala.
Okeechobee Battlefield Historic State Park
Stand on the open ground where U.S. troops under Col. Zachary Taylor fought Seminole and Miccosukee warriors on Christmas Day 1837, a free, quiet National Historic Landmark minutes from the US-441 RV parks.
Fort Barrancas
Cross the drawbridge into an 1840s brick fort on the bluffs above Pensacola Bay, then take the tunnel down to the 1797 Spanish Water Battery.
Thank you to the people behind these photos. Please support them by giving their work a look. Photos: Big Lagoon State Park: Ebyabe on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0); HarborWalk Village: David Teodosio on Unsplash; Steinhatchee Falls: Dorothy Finley on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0); Silver Springs State Park: Jackdude101 on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0); Okeechobee Battlefield Historic State Park: RobertJBanach on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0); Fort Barrancas: NPS on Wikimedia Commons (public domain). Header photo (Crab Island): Tamara Malaniy on Unsplash. Map outline from the U.S. Census Bureau; roads from OpenStreetMap contributors.
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