This beautiful state park is a hidden gem on Florida's southeast coast. Its scenic landscapes are a true representation of what the first pioneers would have seen in the area. However, some areas of the park are still undeveloped, and there is no formal entrance to be found. To access the park, one needs to follow the signs to Scarborough Rd and SR62. Despite the lack of development, the park is still kid-friendly, with great options for hiking and activities suitable for young children. The park is also wheelchair accessible, making it a great destination for families with disabilities. The staff is friendly, and the park is well-maintained. One thing to be aware of is the lack of amenities within the park, such as food and drink vendors or restrooms. Overall, it's a great place to visit for a day of outdoor adventure, but be prepared to bring your own supplies.