Falling Waters State Park
"Bonifay is close enough for a short drive to enjoy the waterfall, boardwalk, and a relaxed outdoor lunch. Many visitors use the park for quick nature breaks."
Falling Waters State Park is best known for its 73-foot waterfall, the tallest in Florida, which disappears into a limestone sinkhole. Visitors also enjoy shaded trails, camping, picnicking, and a calm natural landscape near the Panhandle.
Ponce de Leon Springs State Park
"Bonifay residents visit for a nearby outdoor escape with swimming and shaded picnic areas. The park is close enough for a spontaneous afternoon outing."
Ponce de Leon Springs State Park centers on a first-magnitude spring with consistently cool, clear water and a peaceful wooded setting. The park also preserves the remains of an old grist mill and offers a relaxed day-use experience in the Florida Panhandle.
Florida Caverns State Park
"Bonifay is close enough for easy family visits and school trips. Travelers from this area often come for the caverns, playground, and shaded picnic areas."
Florida Caverns State Park is known for its decorated limestone caverns, where guided tours reveal stalactites, stalagmites, and flowstone formations. The park also offers river access, camping, and outdoor recreation in a beautiful North Florida setting.