From the reel · one Florida trip · every stop + my pins 🗺️
The full Florida trip from the reel. Each stop below has what's verified and its Google Maps pin.
Lion Country Safari, Loxahatchee, FL
Lion Country Safari opened in the summer of 1967 with dozens of free-roaming lions; today it spans 320 acres.
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Lion Country Safari opened in the summer of 1967 in rural Western Palm Beach County with dozens of free-roaming lions and a few other species. Source ↗
The 320-acre attraction offers the drive-through safari as well as The Gardens, a 55-acre walkable park with additional animal habitats and encounters. Source ↗
📍 Plan this stop
Opens Lion Country Safari, Loxahatchee, FL in Google Maps.
St. Augustine residents built the City Gate entirely out of coquina in 1808 as a line of defense. It sits across the street from the Castillo de San Marcos.
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In 1808, St. Augustine residents built the City Gate entirely out of coquina and used it as a line of defense against attacks. Source ↗
The City Gate was historically used for access into the city and protection for people living there at the time. Source ↗
The City Gate is across the street from the Castillo de San Marcos. Source ↗
📍 Plan this stop
Opens Old City Gate, St. Augustine, FL in Google Maps.
Sun Splash Park sits three blocks south of International Speedway Boulevard on South Atlantic Avenue, and houses the Volusia County Lifeguard Headquarters.
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Sunsplash Park is three blocks south of the intersection of International Speedway Boulevard and South Atlantic Avenue in Daytona Beach. Source ↗
This handicapped accessible park has 162 parking spaces, restrooms, showers, a freshwater splash pad, picnic pavilions, playgrounds, and over 600 feet of direct beachfront access. Source ↗
The Volusia County Lifeguard Headquarters is also located at this park. Source ↗
📍 Plan this stop
Opens Sun Splash Park, Daytona Beach, FL in Google Maps.
