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Florida Parks and Reserves

Explore the scenic national parks and reserves of Florida. Embark on an exciting adventure with American Butler, where nature blends with unforgettable experiences.

A few words about Florida parks

Florida's National Wildlife Refuges are a tremendous asset to the state. In total, there are more than 100 parks and reserves, containing everything from museums and cultivated gardens to entire islands and vast areas of wilderness.

The first of the national parks and reserves in Florida was opened back in 1921, and the youngest of them are not yet ten years old. Most of them are open to tourists and campers.

The state's climate is considered the most favorable and mild in the country: subtropical in most of it and tropical in the south. The state has many rivers, lakes, streams and other bodies of water, as well as inhabitants characteristic of an aquatic environment: alligators, crabs, frogs, herons, and a huge variety of fish.

Florida State Parks — Everglades Preserve Photo — American Butler

Florida nature

Due to its location and climatic features, the nature of Florida is extremely diverse - here you can find virgin forests, coniferous and deciduous, and the sea coast, and marshy areas. There is also typical tropical flora and flora characteristic of a temperate climate: palm trees and pine trees, ficus and oak trees, orchids and willows — more than a thousand species. Moreover, 50% of the state’s lands are occupied by untouched, virgin forests.

The fauna of the state is not inferior to the flora — raccoons, opossums, Florida cougars, which are listed in the Red Book, pelicans, owls, woodpeckers, hawks, snakes and turtles live here. Off the coast of Florida live manatees — completely unique marine mammals.

A National Scenic Trail has been created that passes through many of Florida's protected areas. It is not possible to walk along its entire length, since it stretches across the entire state, but exploring a small part of it is quite interesting.

Everglades State Park Photo — Florida National Wildlife Refuges
Most parks and reserves are suitable for people with disabilities.

What to do in protected areas

Florida's nature reserves and parks showcase the state's natural beauty in all its glory — here you can:

  • walk along prepared paths and paths;
  • have a picnic on a specially equipped area;
  • sunbathe and swim in lakes or rivers;
  • catch fish;
  • rent a kayak or canoe;
  • ride bicycles;
  • come for a long camping trip;
  • in some you can also go scuba diving;
  • order a full excursion;
  • just admire the luxurious nature.

All these and many more amazing places can be visited with American Butler!

Photo of the Florida Keys Wildlife Refuge in Florida — American Butler

Excursions and tours in Florida parks

American Butler provides not only concierge services, but also:

  • performs an educational function, providing information about various original and beautiful places and attractions;
  • is looking for new special places in Florida that will attract attention and be interesting to visit for recreation and self-education;
  • organizes any tours and excursions at your request.

If you are going to Florida, contact our company and get a lot of impressions in the most comfortable conditions!

Would you like to explore the most beautiful places in Florida?

Book a tour at American Butler.
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Would you like to explore the most beautiful places in Florida?

Book a tour at American Butler.
Book a Tour