Expect a wide range of parks and gardens when visiting Tallahassee, Florida. Tallahassee, the "City of Seven Hills," is a perfect place for nature lovers and forest trekkers. If you choose to be close to nature on your next Florida trip, why not visit Tallahassee? You can bet the pine and oak tree shades in Tallahassee will cool you down from the crisp summer sun.  

Alfred B. Maclay State Gardens

Maclay is one of the most popular gardens in Tallahassee. The garden is a perfect place for a brisk walk or an afternoon of relaxation. The affordable fee per car is worth it for a whole day of family bonding and fun activities. Young ones and young once will both enjoy their adventure trip and can use facilities such as picnic tables, playgrounds and grills. Visitors can also explore the Maclay Gardens by horseback or bike. Enjoy the calming flower therapy from January to April where different colorful and fragrant flowers are in perfect bloom. The scenery during springtime is perfect so be sure to take lots of photos. You can also choose the most attractive part of the Gardens and start painting a masterpiece.  

Goodwood Museum and Garden

A perfect wedding venue, Goodwood Museum and Garden is located at 1600 Miccosukee Rd. The massive 16-acre “almost heaven” garden features an extensive collection of roses, magnolias, old oak trees and Sago palms, making the place more vibrant and luscious. Visitors will see pink, peach and white camellias in full bloom from November to March and ornamental magnolias in January.  

Econfina River State Park

Along the northern part of the Gulf Coast lies the 4,400-acre Econfina River State Park. Adventure seekers and nature lovers will fall in love with the undeniable charm of the park which has a variety of trees such as oaks, pine flatwoods and palms standing tall and proud.  Ride on your bicycle or horse and explore the scenic Econfina River State Park or go wild and wet with water activities like kayaking and canoeing.