Reviews

Bob Mello

Great small park with campground . Clean and well kept. We stayed in site 4 . Easy to back into . 50 amp. Slight pitch to left side was overcome with leveling blocks. All good. Trails to the sink holes and falls are easy to navigate. The lake is down about 18" causing the falls to be minimal. We'll come back during rainy season to get the full effect.

Maurice Class

This is beautiful little park packed with a lot of recreational activities and a nice campground ⛺️. Nature of course has to co-operate. They have had a recent dry spell so no flowing water. No falling water! The hike down to the observation area is still a beautiful hike , if a little tough on older knees. The park day use areas are open, but right now the lake is closed until they get some natural flow back to the ecosystem.

Cami Laird

We just got back from camping there and we had the best time! We took our three kids 6 and under and they had a blast. The majority of people were in RV’s/campers but we took tents and it was still great. We didn’t know at the time but the tents have to be put up on the gravel which was no problem to move. The bathrooms and showers were VERY well taken care of and in a great and easy location to get to from our site. The trails are great and were easy for our kiddos, the playground close to the waterfall was so fun for them and there are many places to go and sit and have lunch. The whole State Park is very well taken care of! We are already looking forward to our next visit!

Quinn Colon

This is a beautiful park! When we went the waterfall wasnt fully flowing, but it was still a sight to see! The nature is beautiful and there are a lot of walking paths, plus a little beach. There's camping here but we just went for the day. Totally recommend this place!

David M.

Nice experience worth doing once. Cute little waterfall falling into a limestone-like cave. Sinkholes and butterfly gardens to see, too. $5 entry fee for the day. They were sold out of annual passes, unfortunately. Just a short 5-minute drive off the I-10 freeway. Hiking trails closed.

LYNNETTE RIFFEL

This beautiful state park is an ideal picnic stop for any I-10 traveler, just 3 miles off the highway. $5 entrance fee, plenty of free parking, picnic area, playground, and clean bathrooms. 3 paved wheelchair accessible trails lead to altering vistas. The lower trail has 25 steps at the end. There is available camping and swimming at the lake.

Kessiah Gipson

We decided to go a day after a storm and called ahead to make sure there was decent water flow. We went for the waterfall, and we left wanting to come back for the rest of the park, like the trails and the campground. We only encountered one staff member, the front gate attendant, and he was friendly and helpful. The walk to the waterfall was very easy, and the waterfall was impressive for Florida. On the way to the waterfall, you have a chance to view some sinkholes in the park. The park is beautiful and well kept. The bathrooms next to the waterfall parking area were nice, convenient, and clean.

Joshua Andrade

This place is adorable and its right off I-10 making it a noce pit-stop to stretch your legs. We did not go to Turtle Lake (the lake that feeds the falls) as it was misty out and we did not check out the adjoining hiking trails either. We did however go to all 3 of the waterfall lookouts which was exactly 1/2 of a mile to get to all 3 and back to the parking lot. There is also a wheelchair accessible ramp that goes to 1 of the lookouts. There's benches along the way and a few additional views into sink holes. At the waterfall if you lean over a bit (be careful, long way down) you can see where the water lands and then what appeared to be a never ending abyss. Several covered spaces with pocnic tables. I enjoyed it. Its not a wide open view which makes it feel less impressive but this is Florida y'all. Its cool enough for 4 stars The waterfall flow was considered "moderate".

Chuck Cermak

Falling Waters is a beautiful place to see. Outstanding water falls you actually can walk down and feel the spray. The path is all concrete with rails to make you safe. The depth of the pit is intense. The noise and the beauty are something to feel. Very well maintained and groomed. Perfect spot for a picnic and fun for all ages. Check out the pictures.

Ayleen Oriel

On our trip to Dallas, TX, we stopped at this gorgeous State Park. It's really well kept, and the bathrooms are super clean. It has a waterfall that ends in a sinkhole. It's a great place to camp and visit.