Parks, Trails and Natural Lands

Hurricane Milton Closures as of October 17, 2024: 

• Parks, Trails, and Recreation: 
  • Trails: All trails and trailheads are open except the St. Johns Trailhead of the Flagler Trail.
  • Boat Ramps: ALL County boat ramps remain closed.
  • Wilderness Areas still closed:
    • Black Bear Wilderness Area
    • Lake Jesup Wilderness Area
  • Unstaffed Park still closed:
    • Overlook Park

The Seminole County Parks and Recreation Department (formerly Leisure Services) is comprised of four divisions: Parks and Recreation, Greenways and Natural Lands, UF/IFAS Extension, and the Seminole County Library. Together, the active parks and programs of the Parks and Recreation division and the passive parks, trails, and wilderness areas of Greenways & Natural Lands division offer many opportunities for recreational activities in “Florida’s Natural Choice”.

Seminole County oversees 7,300+ acres of parks and natural lands and 130+ miles of paved and wilderness trails. Whether you are pumping up your heart rate during a Cardio Tennis program, cycling on the signature Cross Seminole Trail, or bringing the family to a guided hike in the Geneva Wilderness Area, Seminole County’s Parks, Trails and Natural Lands provide plenty of fun experiences for residents and visitors.

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