Faver-Dykes State Park is a wonderful option for staying near St. Augustine! We were able to go into the city for a whole day of exploring and then head back to the park for peace and relaxation the rest of the trip. We spent one full evening paddle boarding, searched for some Geocaches, and enjoyed the stillness of being tucked away from the rest of the world (internet included, as there was very little service)! It was a beautiful, quiet, well-cared-for park and we would definitely go back again!
Hope you have a wonderful Friday!!
We are off to explore Arcadia, Florida, and finally check Myakka River State Park off the Florida bucket list!
What are your plan this weekend?
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Camping at Faver-Dykes State Park seems like a pretty good spot to unwind, soak up nature, and kind of leave the hectic routine behind. I kinda liked reading about the calm setting, plus the outdoor activities that are there, and all that quiet energy. For students who are balancing travel with studies, having dependable help like Do my online exam can make it easier to keep up with deadlines, while still leaving room for small adventures, like this sort of trip.
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