Beautiful area, was passing through on a Friday night and park was busy with families having fun. Did not check out restrooms/showers
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Falling Waters State Park is a compact, well-maintained park centered on Florida's highest waterfall and several dramatic sinkholes. Short, mostly paved boardwalks and trails thread through ferns and canopy, with an accessible upper overlook and a lower deck reached by stairs for a closer view. Facilities include a small campground with paved RV sites, clean restrooms and a nearby lake for swimming, canoeing and fishing; picnic shelters, a playground and a butterfly garden add family-friendly options. Waterfall flow and access can vary with rainfall, and some trail sections are occasionally closed for repairs, but overall the park offers easy hikes and peaceful natural scenery.
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