Posted on February 7, 2011.
Visit Florida on your next trip Florida is a beautiful state, adorned with a year-round sunny skies, ocean breezes, subtropical foliage and abundant wildlife. This state's southernmost continent offers a wealth of natural adventures on land and water. There is certainly more to Florida than oranges and Walt Disney World in Florida, including luxury RV camping sites and cute campgrounds in Florida to make your road trip a success.
The northwest corner of the Sunshine State is our first stop, where the Gulf of Mexico shines, dolphins play, and sandy beaches predominate. The Gulf Islands National Seashore in Gulf Breeze stretches some 150 miles along the Gulf coast of Mexico, Pensacola, Florida's northwestern edge, Davis Bayou and barrier islands in Ocean Springs, Mississippi. This national treasure of sea water is a kaleidoscope of turquoise water, white sand dunes bright, seaside marsh, wooded trails of the nature, historic fortresses and archaeological sites that tell stories long ago by Native American people. Visitors are free to camp, hike, swim and fish in the Gulf and Santa Rosa Sound. Birders who are exploring the Gulf Islands are rewarded by observations of herons, ospreys, herons and brown pelicans. Beach-goers were also known to share a sandy terrain of the park with these "local" as turtles, armadillos and turtles.
Florida is huge, outdoor play area is open for all seasons and are therefore more campgrounds in Florida that makes this state a snowbird haven.
The Emerald Coast beaches in Navarre, Fort Walton, Destin and Santa Rosa are shining examples of the Gulf Coast of Northwest Florida. These recreation areas for families to have crystal clear water, surfing sweet, generous stretches of white sand and dunes, with shorebirds and nesting sea turtles galore. Do not miss' em if you're in the area.
Florida Caverns State Park in Marianna, the site of Florida will turn lit cavern, is a national natural landmark. The highlight of this park is definitely the tour repository Florida Caverns and explanations of its various calcite formations - stalagmites, stalactites, columns and brimstone. But do not worry about the geological terminology, it will not be a test later. Of course, there are cave creatures to count, including several species (bouh!) Bats. However, the park is also home to some species such as alligators amazing 200 pounds, snapping turtle, barred owl and beaver. The budding geologists in your crew should have marine fossils in the cave ceilings and walls that tell a fascinating story of Florida Caverns "past under the old. When it's time to climb to the ground level of the park, choice of activities is deliciously well-rounded. Swimming, fishing, camping, hiking, biking, horseback riding and canoeing are readily available. The decor includes the atypical life of plants such as orchids, azaleas flame, columbine and assorted wildflowers, adding a touch of color to travel.
In north central Florida, travelers entering a world of meandering rivers, cold, fresh water sources and refreshing, green forests. Ichetucknee River at Fort White is a hot spot for tubing, a laid-back, others solo rafting. Take an inner tube, inclination, and push off into a peaceful stream (about 1 km / h). At Ichetucknee Springs, the clear river is fed by several sources that feed a daily influx impressive 233 million gallons of water. And tubers can not help "chill out" as the river recorded a bracing, temperature all year 72? F. Ichetucknee tubing excursions are almost effortless because there are shuttles between the launch and approved items to carry. In addition to the wonders of skiing hardwood hammocks and past cypress swamps, Ichetucknee Springs offers opportunities for swimming.
