Florida is one of the nations's renowned vacationlands. Tourism is Florida's number one industry. Visitors flock to Walt Disney World®, Epcot®, Universal Studios, and other recreational attractions. Many vacationers, however, do not realize the diversity of florida. In addition to the theme parks, florida's appeal extends from the vast expense of the Everglades in the south to notable cities such as Saint Augustine and Pensacola in the north. Florida's historic and natural sites offer travelers an opportunity to view a totally different side of Florida.
Florida has approximately 150 states parks and 3 national parks. Visitors to those's parks can enjoy such activities as swimming, camping, hiking, fishing, boating, scuba diving, or simply reflecting on Florida's natural and cultural resources.
When planning your trip, consider the following:
Park entrance fees may vary throughout the state and subject to change.
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Rickiee Dowe
8/28/08