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Situated only a short drive away from Florida’s eastern coastline lies Little Big Econ State Forest. The forest covers over 5,048 acres and contains part of the Econlockhatchee River. It also has part of an old railroad track that once traveled through the grounds before it was later re-directed.

Little Big Econ State Forest is near Orlando and Titusville. The area can be warm year-round, although, during the summer, temperatures can be brutally hot.

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Getting Outdoors

There are many things to do outdoors while at Little Big Econ State Forest. One activity to do while here is hiking. The state forest is best known for containing the Florida Trail that offers panoramic views of the Econlockhatchee River and is surrounded by cypress swamps and tropical plants. Should you prefer a trail that is a little less challenging, there are a few other options, such as the Kolokee Loop Trail, White Trail, and Yellow Spur Trail.

Birdwatching is yet another activity to try out. Thanks to the many trees in the forest, numerous birds call Little Big Econ State Forest home. A few species birdwatchers should keep an eye out for include flycatchers, meadowlarks, catbirds, mockingbirds, egrets, sandpipers, and storks. While birds can be seen at any time during the year, the best time to view them is during the winter when many come to the state for warmth.

Visitors could also go kayaking down the Econlockhatchee River. The river provides plenty of space for you to paddle around and offers breathtaking scenery. Along the way, you might also be able to see some mounds along the shoreline, which were created by Native Americans. There are a few kayak rentals available and paddling maps kayakers can use to help navigate through the surrounding waterways.

Camping at Little Big Econ State Forest

For those with RV rentals in Seminole County, you can stay at a handful of campgrounds located near Big Econ State Forest. A few minutes away from the forest is the Orange City RV Resort. This RV campground can accommodate campers up to 45-feet long and offers amenities such as 30, 50 amp electric, WiFi, laundry, gas, and cable. There is also a pool, horseshoe court, game room, and picnic tables available.

Another nearby travel trailer campground is the New Smyrna RV Park and Campground. Featuring over 200 RV sites, this campground provides shaded sites that come with amenities such as cable, WiFi, electric, and restrooms. Weekly events are also held here, including woodworking classes, yard sales, and ice cream socials.

Exploring the Area

Should you’d like to get out and take a few day trips with your RV around the area, there are many destinations you can check out. An hour away in Daytona Beach is the Daytona International Speedway. This raceway hosts some of the most famous NASCAR races in the world, including the Daytona 500. Visitors can buy tickets to watch a race or attend one of the many tours held throughout the day. For those who are major racing fans, there is a VIP tour available that will take you into off-limits spaces and allow you to view many historic racing artifacts.

In Palm Coast, there’s Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park. Built-in 1836, this attraction contains the ruins of a former sugar plantation. Guests can wander through the ruins and view other historic structures on the grounds, such as slave cabins. There is also a dirt pathway to trek down that will take you to a sugar mill.

Take your camper on a two-hour drive to St. Augustine to explore Ponce de Leon’s Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park. This 15-acre park is thought to be where Ponce de Leon first landed in the county and where he claimed the Fountain of Youth was located. You’ll be able to explore the grounds and see archaeological exhibits that tell more about his life and the history of early Florida. You could also step inside the Spring House, which contains a spring that drips water filled with at least 30 minerals. When you’re done exploring the grounds, visitors can stop inside the gift shop where you can buy water from the supposed Fountain of Youth and other souvenirs.

In Tampa, visitors check out the USF Botanical Gardens. Covering 15 acres on the campus of the University of South Florida, this botanical attraction features numerous gardens to explore. In addition to plants, you’ll also find plenty of wildlife living in it, such as bees and cats. There are also many events held throughout the year here, including beekeeping classes and yoga days. Admission is required.

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