There are so many fantastic budget friendly activities to do in the Keys, but one of our favorites is swimming and padding at Curry Hammock State Park! For just a small fee of $4-8 (depending on how many people in your group), you can spend …
Looking for a fun inlet in Florida to swim or to paddle? Check out Ft. Piece Inlet State Park! This park is home to a jetty, a few miles of beaches, and tons of paddling trails. When arriving at the Ft. Pierce inlet, you’ll have …
Looking for a fun park in Orlando that is budget friendly? Visit Bill Frederick Park for a peaceful experience with a view of Turkey Lake. The park offers several activities for a fun-filled family day. Go for a bike ride, walk, or bring your kayak. …
Visit this popular West Melbourne & Palm Bay skatepark if you are looking for somewhere to ride your skateboard, scooter, roller skates, or bike! Don’t like to skate? No problem! You will find something for everyone at this multi-use park. Pictured below is the large …
Looking for somewhere to cool off in the Panhandle in the summer? Visit this quiet springs in north Florida, and enjoy a small swimming hole to cool off and have a picnic with your family. There are several springs in north Florida, but one of …
Rotary Park in Suntree is a small park with direct access to the Indian River Lagoon. It is a popular place to spend an afternoon or a whole day for a picnic and a swim. This is one of the better beaches for kids in …
Looking for a cozy spot to swim this summer? Check out Hunter Springs Swimming Hole, a free beach and cool springs. We happened upon this neat little swimming hole the last time we were visiting Crystal River. It’s close to downtown and is super easy …
Looking for some great non-pool place to swim this summer? These are our four favorite budget friendly swimming areas in central Florida. 1. Sebastian Inlet State Park- $8 per car entry fee This is one of our favorite swimming areas in the central Florida. Sebastian Inlet …
Sebastian Inlet State Park is a favorite among fisherman, surfers, tourists, locals, and beachgoers. It has much to offer. There is an $8 entry fee per car – $4 if you are a single car rider- but if you plan on being there for the …
Right outside of a super busy city, is a little slice of paradise, an oasis where you can get out into nature – – take a trip and go camping at Wekiwa Springs! If you can snag a camping spot and this little inexpensive campground, …
