Planning for the Future of Florida Recreation

Family Viewing River From Boardwalk

The Florida Park Service plans for the future of recreation in Florida. We work with local governments, park users, scientists, recreation providers and non-governmental organizations to ensure that Floridians have access to safe, well-managed parks, trails and public lands.

Plans for the Future

A view of people paddling down the river.

SCORP

The 2019 Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) was created with input from more than 10,000 recreation stakeholders. The plan is a guidebook for resource-based and user-oriented recreation planning across Florida.
Cycling at Jonathan Dickinson

2019-2023 OGT Plan

The Greenways and Trails System (OGT) Plan is a companion to SCORP that sets out a vision for the future of regional trails, enriching the health of Florida’s residents and visitors, strengthening the economy and connecting communities.
A current view of the Sandspur Campground.

UMP by Park

Unit Management Plans (UMP) are created with extensive input from the public and land management experts to ensure that parks serve local communities and successfully preserve, interpret and restore Florida’s natural and cultural resources.

Plan and Park Guide

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Strategy for Park Resilience

The Florida State Park System is guided by the Florida Park Service’s Success Strategy for Park Resilience. The plan ensures that Florida State Parks remain one of the best investments of time and money that Floridians can make.
Child enjoying swimming at the spring

Printable Park Guide

Visit any one of our amazing state parks, where time stops – if just for a moment – to create memories that last a lifetime. This printable guide will give you a brief description of each 175 Florida State Parks.
A view of participants at a planning meeting.

Share Your Thoughts

There are several ways to give your input and feedback on state park planning. See ways that you can help shape the future of Florida’s parks.