Don’t let the heat keep you from exploring Florida State Parks this summer. Glamping is the most stylish and comfortable way to spend the night, especially if you don’t have camping gear (like me!). Timberline Glamping has franchise locations across Florida, so you can expect the same high-quality setup no matter which of these five spots you choose.

Micanopy may be small, but it holds a big place in Florida’s history as its believed to be the state’s oldest inland town. Just south of Gainesville, it’s the perfect escape, where time slows down and antique shops line the streets.

In Florida, the most memorable & peaceful stays often aren’t the easiest to reach. Whether it’s a boat ride, a long stretch of open road, or packing in your own supplies, these three places require a little more effort, but the experience is so worth it!

Cedar Key has dealt with hurricanes, fires, and floods in recent years, yet the Island Hotel continues to stand strong on 2nd Street. Its 10-inch-thick walls and the resilient stewards who’ve cared for it over the years have a lot to do with that. Step inside and you’ll see how the past is still very much present.

Think you’ve seen everything St. Pete–Clearwater has to offer? Think again. This summer, I’m uncovering unexpected places to stay—boutique gems full of charm, character, and thoughtful details that make all the difference.

Looking for an easy outdoor adventure near Tampa? These 10 state parks are all within 90 minutes of the city and should be on your short list, whether you're looking for a new place to paddle, hike, or hit the beach.