Faver-Dykes State Park
"Palm Coast residents and visitors can reach the park easily for kayaking, fishing, and camping. It offers a natural contrast to the area’s beaches and neighborhoods."
A peaceful estuary park on Pellicer Creek with paddling, fishing, camping, and abundant wildlife.
De Leon Springs State Park
"Palm Coast visitors often make the drive for a unique spring experience and a family-friendly picnic spot. The park's natural setting appeals to those seeking a quieter outing."
A spring-fed park famous for swimming, paddling, and the historic Old Spanish Sugar Mill.
Talbot Islands State Parks
"Palm Coast residents can reach the park for a full day of beachcombing and wildlife viewing. It is a strong option for visitors seeking a less developed Atlantic shoreline."
A protected chain of barrier islands offering beaches, paddling, wildlife viewing, and coastal scenery.