Discover 4 parks for educational programs within driving distance of Panama City
"Panama City residents and visitors can reach the park in a manageable day trip. The museum offers a quieter, educational contrast to the area's beaches and shopping."
A small historic park and museum commemorating Florida's first constitutional convention.
"Panama City residents and tourists may visit for a quieter, heritage-focused excursion away from the beach crowds. The park provides a meaningful history stop within a manageable day trip."
A museum park celebrating Dr. John Gorrie, inventor of mechanical refrigeration and a key figure in the history of air conditioning.
"Panama City is within range for travelers looking to add a historic inland stop to a Gulf Coast trip. The park offers a different experience from the beach, centered on history and landscape."
A historic Civil War battlefield and natural limestone bridge near Tallahassee.
"Visitors from Panama City often come for a day trip to explore Apalachicola’s historic district and coastal heritage. The park offers a quieter, culture-focused outing along Florida’s Forgotten Coast."
A historic house museum in Apalachicola showcasing antebellum architecture and local maritime history.