Collier-Seminole State Park Collier-Seminole spans 6,430 acres, including a 4,760-acre wilderness preserve. A truly unique aspect of the park is a fascinating tropical hammock whose character seems to transport visitors into the coastal forests of the West Indies or The Yucatan. Cypress swamps, saltwater marshes and thick pine flatwoods add to the park's lush beauty.

The park is home to a wonderful medley of wildlife, including several of Florida's threatened and endangered species. The brown pelican, wood stork, bald eagle, roseate spoonbill, American crocodile and Florida Black Bear are among the animals that make the park their home. Phone: 239-394-3397