Blue Spring State Park (Orange City) – In winter, you can see hundreds of manatees in the crystal-clear spring. You’ll have to pay for parking, but walking the boardwalk and enjoying the views is free.
Canaveral National Seashore (Titusville & New Smyrna Beach) – Untouched beaches, hiking trails, and plenty of wildlife viewing.
Everglades National Park (Homestead) – Free on select days of the year (like National Park Days). Otherwise, Shark Valley’s 15-mile loop is great for biking or walking while spotting alligators.
Lake Eola Park (Orlando) – A beautiful spot to stroll, picnic, and watch the swans while taking in views of the city skyline.
Bayside Park & Brickell Key Walk (Miami) – A scenic waterfront stroll with views of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline.
Siesta Key Beach (Sarasota) – One of the best beaches in the country with soft, powdery sand—totally free to enjoy.
St. Pete Beach & Pass-a-Grille (St. Petersburg) – Stunning sunsets and quiet, less crowded shorelines.
Fort De Soto Park (Tierra Verde) – While parking costs a few bucks, you can explore the beaches, trails, and old military ruins for free.
Hollywood Beach Broadwalk (Hollywood) – A lively beachfront walkway with people-watching, live music, and a laid-back atmosphere.
John D. MacArthur Beach State Park (North Palm Beach) – A free, secluded beach with trails and a nature center (parking is extra).
St. Augustine Historic District – Walk around the oldest city in the U.S., visit Castillo de San Marcos (outside area free), and see the historic architecture.
Miami’s Wynwood Walls – A vibrant outdoor street art gallery with colorful murals by world-famous artists.
Ringling Museum of Art (Sarasota) – Free admission on Mondays to explore the stunning museum and gardens.
DeLand’s Historic Downtown – A charming Main Street with free art galleries, murals, and historic landmarks.
Cedar Key – A quaint, old-Florida fishing village perfect for a peaceful stroll and nature-watching.
Spook Hill (Lake Wales) – A gravity-defying hill where your car seems to roll uphill.
Coral Castle (Homestead) – While the main attraction costs money, you can still admire the mysterious stone structures from outside the gates.
Cassadaga Spiritualist Camp (Cassadaga) – A historic spiritualist community with free self-guided walking tours.
The Wizard of Oz Museum (Cape Canaveral) – Free if you just browse the gift shop and take photos outside.
Tampa Riverwalk – A scenic walk along the Hillsborough River with parks, artwork, and city views.