Floridians now have one more reason to explore the state’s natural beauty. As of July 1, 2025, entrance fees to all 175 Florida state parks are permanently exempt from state sales and use tax.

Whether it’s soaking in the rays, going for a swim, or heading out for a hike, there are plenty of beaches to do so in Florida. It’s a large attraction for the state. USA TODAY will announce the top ...

Florida will ban putting developments like hotels and golf courses in state parks. Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed the “State Park Preservation Act” into law. It comes after his administration created a ...