The Best Coastal wildlife park in High Springs, Florida

Welcome to Estero Bay Village, a charming 55 gated community located at 20518 Tahitian Boulevard, Estero, Florida. Nestled along the tranquil Estero River, our RV park offers stunning scenery and picturesque views, with convenient boat access and available docks. Ideally situated between Fort Myers and Naples along Florida's Gulf Coast, Estero is renowned as one of the best places to live and retire. At Estero Bay Village, you’ll experience the warmth of a friendly community and the opportunity to make lifelong friends. Enjoy perfect sunny days exploring the surrounding area's many attractions, including Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel Island, Bonita Springs, and Naples Beach, all within a 30-minute drive. History enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby Koreshan State Park Settlement, offering guided tours, hiking, and kayak rentals.

Welcome to Travatine Island Management Area, a serene and environmentally significant park located in Seminole, Florida. Nestled at the extreme north end of Boca Ciega Bay near Redington Shores, Travatine Island is dedicated to preserving the region's unique coastal resources and natural beauty. Managed by Parks & Conservation Resources, Travatine Island is part of Pinellas County's commitment to protecting environmentally sensitive lands. Our management practices focus on enhancing the natural biological diversity and maintaining the quality of native ecosystems. While the area primarily serves to protect natural and cultural resources, it offers a peaceful escape for nature enthusiasts.

Welcome to Perdido River Nature Preserve Discover the serene beauty of Perdido River Nature Preserve, a hidden gem located at 5955 Hurst Hammock Road, Pensacola, Florida. This park serves as a living memorial to Betty and Crawford Rainwater and forms a crucial part of a protected corridor stretching through Alabama and Florida. Established with the support of a generous private foundation in 2003, the preserve invites visitors to immerse themselves in the rich biodiversity of natural Florida.