Tampa is a great place for recreation and enjoyment. There are numerous wonderful natural parks in Tampa. Following are some of the best natural parks of Tampa: Read More..

Florida's natural parks are two time gold medal winner for nation's best state park service. It boasts of the largest system of state parks, most of which are open 365 days. The natural parks at Tampa consist of nation's best wildlife, sand beaches, rivers and very rare species of animals and plants. Read More..

Cladesi islands are one of the most beautiful and serene natural islands along the gulf coast of Florida. Caladesi is famous for its white sand shores; it has been also rated as one of the best beaches. It's a beach lover's paradise. Read More..

Hillsborough River State Park was developed by Civilian Conservation Corp (CCC) as a part of President Roosevelt's "New Deal" program in 1936. The Hillsborough River flows through the park area, almost dividing it. Read More..

The Lake Holathlikaha provides a splendid sight at the park. The park has diverse flora and fauna; it is home to some of the rarest species of plants and animals even endangered ones. The bird and wildlife requires a special mention. Read More..

It is located in the east of University of south Florida. The Lettuce Lake Park is a wonderful place to experience the wildlife of Florida. It is a lovely place, environment rich with different types of flora and fauna. One can find variety of diverse animals like turtles, anhingas, alligators etc. Read More..

Caladesi Island State Park, # 1 Causeway Blvd. Dunedin, Florida 34698. Read More..

It is home to various species of plants and animals, especially the endangered ones. One gets an opportunity to see the rarest of the species including Florida grasshopper sparrow, crested caracara and sandhill crane. Read More..

Lake Louisa is the largest in a chain of 13 lakes connected by the Palatlakaha River. It is a popular spot for fishing. Lake Louisa, Dixie Lake, and Hammond Lake, the park's most accessible lakes, provide excellent opportunity for fishing, canoeing, and kayaking. Read More..

The park provides refuge for many rare and endangered species of plants and animals like Florida scrub jays, gopher tortoises, gopher frogs and indigo snakes. Its beautiful widespread scrubby and pine flatwoods, makes a perfect destination for hiking, bicycling, and wildlife viewing. Read More..

One could experience the various landscapes like palm hammocks, grassy marshes, sloughs and Upper Myakka Lake, while driving through main park. Read More..