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Although it's not the largest state park in the area, Falling Waters State Park is anything but modest when it comes to natural marvels. With 171 acres of luscious land tucked in the heart of the Florida Panhandle, the park beckons visitors from across the state and beyond, offering a unique and memorable vacation experience. The park's most impressive feature is its waterfall, the tallest in the state, which descends into a 100-foot deep and 20-foot wide cylindrical sinkhole. Here, spring and rainwater come together and cascade over the cliff, falling to the very bottom of the sinkholes. Depending on the season, the falls can either be a trickle or a torrent.
Apart from the waterfall, the park also features vast hardwood and pine forests, habitats which protect a variety of plant and animal species from squirrels to snakes. Discover the park's terrestrial cave system, which is home to various cave crickets and bats. Here, you'll also find one of the most impressive sinks in the park, The Falling Water sink, which formed after the roof of the cave collapsed.
State park RV camping enthusiasts will find plenty of things to see and do in Falling Waters State Park. Visitors can go hiking, biking, fishing, or simply relax and do a little wildlife watching. Alternatively, pay a visit to the neighboring towns, such as Bonifay, FL (13 miles), Graceville, FL (17 miles), and Chipley, FL (four miles) to get the full Florida motorhome camping experience and learn more about the state's history and nature. Book an RV in Washington County and set a course for Falling Waters State Park to start your adventure.
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