Save a Park & a Lighthouse too!

Witness a breathtaking view of Florida's wetlands on Florida's Forgotten Coast; climb a beautiful lighthouse at St. Marks Refuge. Established in 1931, St. Marks is a habitat for migratory birds and other wildlife. During a hike, you may see deer, wild turkeys, owls, amphibians, reptiles and more.

Anclote Key State Preserve is a short boat ride from Tarpon Springs. It is home to 43 species of birds, a pristine beach and a scenic nature trail that leads to Anclote Key Lighthouse. The steel framed lighthouse built in 1887 offers a panoramic view of the tiny island.

Often ranked as one of the top 10 beaches in the US, Cape Florida State Park has it all. The palm trees offer an idyllic setting for kayaking, swimming and exploring nature. The iconic Cape Florida Lighthouse is the oldest structure in South Florida.

Located on white sandy shores off the azure waters of the Gulf Coast, Boca Grande is an ideal escape. Built in 1880, the lighthouse and Museum sits a few feet from the Gulf of Mexico.

Egmont Key National Wildlife Refuge established in 1974, is sanctuary for for sea turtles, shorebirds, colonial seabirds and other migratory birds.

Constructed in the early 1800s, Fort Wadsworth Battery Weed is one of the oldest military installations in the US. A panoramic view of New York's skyline from the Fort Wadsworth Lighthouse offers a compelling contrast.

Gasparilla Island is a perfect beach getaway. There's a pristine shoreline, cabanas and a walkway near the Historic Gasparilla Lighthouse built in 1881.

Jeffrey's Hook lighthouse comes to life in "The Little Red Lighthouse and the Great Gray Bridge" by Hildegarde W. Swift and Lynd Ward. The 1880 lighthouse is located off the Hudson River at Fort Washington Park. Baseball fields, basketball courts, tennis courts await sports enthusiasts.

Once the site of shipbuilding during WWII, Bug Light Park offers a host of outdoor recreation. The magnificent Portland Breakwater Lighthouse inspired by the Greek Choragic Monument of Lysicrates, guards the shore of the park.

Built in 1791, Portland Head Lighthouse was the first lighthouse completed under George Washington. It towers over the beautiful shores of Fort Williams Park. Hiking, picnicking, sports, and more beckon visitors.