This Family-Friendly Park In Florida Has Glass Bottom Boat Tours, Hiking Trails, And More
Marisa Roman
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Looking for the ultimate family outing on the next warm Florida day? Head on over to Silver Springs State Park in Ocala, for an adventure on a glass-bottom boat. This family-friendly park in Florida has so much to do during an afternoon adventure, you’ll have a tough time trying to fit everything in. From the glass-bottom boat tours to the hiking trails and beyond, this state park has a little bit of something for everyone. Plus, some history is thrown in the mix, too!
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Have you ever been to this family-friendly park in Florida and toured on a glass-bottom boat? Share with us your thoughts and experiences in the comments section! Or if you’re looking for more information about this park, including fees and hours of operation, check out the Silver Springs State Park website.
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