These are the top-ranked state parks in Florida. No. 1 is in Central Florida

Florida is a state known for its great weather and tourist attractions, and few things combine those elements better than its state parks.

With nearly 200 parks, residents and visitors alike have their pick of the litter, though some compare better than others, according to Southern Living.

The website ranked some of Florida’s best state parks, which can be found below:

1. Silver Springs State Park — Ocala, Marion County
2. Myakka State Park — Sarasota, Sarasota County
3. Bahia Honda State Park — Florida Keys, Monroe County
4. Grayton Beach State Park — Santa Rosa Beach, Walton County
5. Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park — Okeechobee, Okeechobee County
6. Ochlockonee River State Park — Wakulla County
7. Windley Key Fossil Reef Geological State Park — Islamorada, Monroe County
8. Honeymoon Island State Park — Honeymoon Island, Pinellas County
9. Ybor City Museum State Park — Tampa, Hillsborough County
10. Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park — Wakulla County
11. Falling Waters State Park — Chipley, Washington County
12. Blue Springs State Park — Orange City, Volusia County
13. John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park — Key Largo, Monroe County
14. Rainbow Springs State Park — Dunnellon, Marion County
15. Cayo Costa State Park — Cayo Costa, Lee County
16. Weeki Wachee State Park — Spring Hill, Hernando County
17. Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park — Key Biscayne, Miami-Dade County
18. Koreshan State Park — Estero, Lee County
19. Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park — Key West, Monroe County
20. Curry Hammock State Park — Marathon, Monroe County

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