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Highlands Hammock State Park
After one quick visit to this park, I want to go back and stay overnight! Highlands Hammock is absolutely beautiful - the trees are EVERYWHERE. We only took a spin around the driving loop and through the campgrounds, but the pictures of the hiking trails (there are nine) are stunning. The campground holds over 150 campsites, most of which have water and electrical hookups. There are also horse trails, playgrounds, and an amphitheater. The park is home to a restaurant, and also has picnic shelters and pavilions. The campsites each have a grill, and there is a community campfire circle. We visited at dusk, and saw at least 15 deer in three different groups throughout the park (one group in the amphitheater, and two at the campground), close enough to get up-close photos even from the car! There is an minimal entrance fee, $4 per vehicle with up to eight people, with larger groups paying a higher fee (a bus is $40), and the park itself is open from 8AM until sunset. The campgrounds are, obviously, open 24-hours. The Recreation Hall, perfect for meetings and parties, is available by rental. Fees for campsites and other facilities are available on the park web site. (Highlands Hammock State Park continued)
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Highlands Hammock State Park (Sebring)
After one quick visit to this park, I want to go back and stay overnight! Highlands Hammock is absolutely beautiful - the trees are EVERYWHERE. We only too...
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