Visit & Support Local Parks or Beaches
Locations
Personally suggested locations are accepted, restrictions may apply
All personally suggested locations must be approved a minimum of one week prior to scheduled date.
Due to Covid-19 some locations may be observing certain safety & distancing procedures in accordance with CDC guidelines.
We have included what we can on any updates or changes to these location's Covid-19 procedures. If you have any questions feel free to contact a S'more Love representative or visit one of the websites today.
Caladesi Island State Park
If you want relaxing and secluded, Caladesi Island Park is perfect for you. This beautiful location boasts beach dunes, sable palms, mangroves, and miles of open water. To get to this island you must take a ferry. With two ferries that run simultaneously there is a ferry back to shore every 30 minutes (give or take). Caladesi Island has a walking or biking trail, boardwalks, showers, bathrooms and a concession.
Lettuce Lake Park
One of Hillsborough County's most visited parks. The biggest thing that will draw a persons eye here is their 3,500-foot boardwalk and observation tower to view the beautiful Hillsborough River. Pets are allowed at this park as well. Visit their website for further information on pets.
Support your local park with the low entrance/parking fee of only $2.
Honeymoon Island State Park
Over 900,000 people visit this park each year to enjoy the miles of beach and nature trails. There is also a portion of this area that has a pet beach that you can bring your four-legged friends with you on your unique adventure. With 2,810 acres there is fun for everyone here.
Covid-19 restrictions, for more updated information
please visit their
Covid-19 restrictions, for more updated information
please visit their
Covid-19 restrictions, for more updated information
please visit their
Effective Feb. 6: Per the CDC, all persons on a tour boat, ferry or other park-provided watercraft within Florida State Parks are required to wear a mask.
Facial coverings are required inside buildings for staff and visitor safety.
The beach, picnic facilities, trails and restrooms are available. Bike rentals and all other park facilities are closed.
Effective Feb. 6: Per the CDC, all persons on a tour boat, ferry or other park-provided watercraft within Florida State Parks are required to wear a mask.
Beach access may be limited due to erosion caused by Tropical Storm Eta. Restrooms may be periodically closed for cleaning and availability may be limited.
Facial coverings are required inside buildings for staff and visitor safety.
No Covid-19 related restrictions published at this time.
As of 3/31/21 Portions of the boardwalk are closed. Pets and bicycles are NOT permitted on any portion of the boardwalk.
*Information on this page was gathered directly from each respective location's website
