Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Rockhound State Park adventure.
Discover the scenic trails and diverse wildlife at Rockhound State Park.
In the Little Florida Mountains lies Rockhound State Park, a little gem of its own kind! Stroll through Spring Canyon on nicely maintained trails and enjoy the peaceful quiet, a picnic, and the hoards of wildflowers that cover the ground. You’ll see some pretty birds, too, and they’ll be sure to be your natural alarm clock when you stay at one of Rockhound’s quiet campsites. Naturally the coolest thing to do here is found right in its name; rockhounding! Stop by the visitors center for a tutorial before heading out to find precious stones like jasper and perlite to take home as souvenirs. End your day with a perfect southwestern sunset and your trip will be as precious as the stones in your pocket!
The best time to visit Rockhound State Park is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the wildflowers are in bloom. Summer can be quite hot, and winter may bring cooler temperatures, so be sure to check the forecast and prepare accordingly for your adventure.