Camped 3 nights at the campground Saw the falls the first day That was pretty neat Never knew it... read more
I think this is the only natural waterfall in FL! Pretty wheelchair accessible walk with a couple... read more
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Camped 3 nights at the campground Saw the falls the first day That was pretty neat Never knew it was there!
I think this is the only natural waterfall in FL! Pretty wheelchair accessible walk with a couple hiking trails with a lot of steps. A butterfly garden with descriptions a wheelchair accessible pavillion and extra clean restrooms. We went on a Friday and had the...More
Falling Waters State Park is a small state park home to Florida's highest waterfall at 72 feet - Falling Waters Sink. A small creek tumbles down into a deep sinkhole and disappears into an underground cave. The creek is very small and it can dry...More
As state parks go, this one is not very large. But it's got several things gong for it. First and foremost is the waterfall from which it gets its name. Yes, the longest drop of any waterfall in Florida. At the same time, it might...More
Great place to visit nice and clean. No plans to stop just saw the signs and decided last minute. Great boardwalks for easy access. Water fall was worth stopping
I have camped here and also visited to walk my dog. There are some short trails and the park is very quiet in the winter. I didn't use the beach as I had the dog. It's pretty small.
We only stayed one night.. The bathrooms were clean. There are only a few available RV spots. But the waterfall was a beautiful suprise! Part of the boardwalk was closed when we were there. Its a place worth a visit. We will be back
Small bu nice campground. Only about 24 spots and a couple of thise are tent only. The Falling Waters only fall after it has rained so don’t expect much there. A couple of nice trails to be hiked. Normally flat FL but not here.
A nice place to visit. Everything is not flat as usually is the case in Florida. Good for viewing the falls, not too good for actual hiking, you are on a boardwalk and not actual trail.
Unless of course you are at Falling Waters State Park. It was a day trip and we stopped at caverns park than here. Would love to come back and do some camping here.
