The next time you and your family are looking for something new and exciting to do, this state park in Florida is the perfect option. Not only is it an under-the-radar park, but it also has over 4,000-acres of natural beauty at your disposal. Enjoy the bird watching, the windsurfing, or simply the sunbathing at this natural oasis in Florida.

There are plenty of state parks in Florida that remain under-the-radar for both visitors and residents alike—but still are as beautiful as ever.

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This is how we feel about the state park near Tallahassee known as Bald Point State Park—a beautiful gem that many Floridians don’t know about.

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Bald Point State Park is located on St. James Island in Alligator Point and boasts over 4,000 acres of quiet wilderness for visitors to enjoy.

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As one of the most diverse biological communities in Florida, visitors who come to this state park do so for the vast amount of land and water activities at their disposal.

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Whether you’re looking for a relaxed afternoon birding or enjoying viewing the wildlife, this state park remains quiet and well-preserved.

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During the fall months, you will have the chance to see bald eagles and other migrating raptors, plus monarch butterflies, that all are heading south for winter.

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You can access the Apalachee Bay beaches nearby for swimming, but also enjoy various water activities like canoeing, kayaking, paddle boarding, and windsurfing.

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Even just spending the afternoon fishing is a welcomed pastime within the area, where you can kick back and enjoy the solitude that this underrated park brings.

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Don’t expect to find throngs of people lining the beaches here—it remains more of a natural paradise for outdoorsy people who look to get away from the crowds.

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Plan a visit to Bald Point State Park and enjoy an afternoon of surf, sun, and serenity in this beautiful natural paradise in Florida.

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Address: 146 Box Cut Road, Alligator Point, FL 32346

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Hours of Operation: 8 a.m. to sunset, 365 days a year.

Fees: $4 per vehicle up to 8 people. $2 per bicycle or pedestrian.

To learn more about Bald Point State Park, visit the website. Meanwhile, if you’re looking for other natural parks to explore, check out the best place in Florida to catch the magic of the Milky Way.

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