Florida Caverns State Park

Florida, United States

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Florida Caverns State Park, located in Florida's Panhandle near Marianna, is the state's only publicly accessible air-filled cave system. Built in 1942 by the Civilian Conservation Corps as a New Deal project, the park showcases limestone caverns featuring stalagmites, stalactites, and flowstones created through bedrock erosion, alongside above-ground natural features including rivers and springs. The park's structures reflect the National Park Service rustic style characteristic of Depression-era public works. Designated a National Natural Landmark, it remains a significant example of mid-twentieth-century state park development and conservation.