Econfina River State Park Photos
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| Coastal marshlands dotted with pine islands stretch to the horizon offering visitors a spectacular vista. | Palm snags provide habitat for woodpeckers, while woodpecker holes make convenient hideaways for other animals such as bats. | The river changes character from a narrow stream with limestone banks to a broader waterway that winds through the marshland. |
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| Beginning in San Pedro Bay, the Econfina River eventually drains into the Gulf of Mexico 43 miles from it's beginning. | Hydric Hammocks, dominated by a mixture of primarily hardwood tree species with sabal palms, are found throughout Econfina River State Park. | A boat ramp offers the ability to explore narrow secluded tidal creeks and reaches the Gulf of Mexico. |
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| The park’s marshes and wetlands serve as a large buffer and filter that protect marine nurseries. | Four people enjoying the Southern Trail on horse back. | South of the boat ramp the river changes from a narrow stream to a broader waterway that winds through the marshland. |
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| River and Trees | Yellow Flowers |
