Best places: Things to dos in Monroe County, United States

Meandering bridge linking points in a section of the Florida Keys. Part of US Rte. 1/Overseas Hwy.

Remote park with 7 islands featuring abundant marine & bird life, plus a 19th-century fort.

Storied fort built between 1846–1875 & used during the Civil War by warships & as a prison.

👍👍 Here commenting just because I heard about Fred from McGregor's film... hahaha thanks Fred

Tropical wetlands offering up-close views of gators, crocs, birds & more, plus a 2-hour tram tour.

Family attraction taking visitors through a cave network & for boat trips on an underground lake.

👍👍 Hello Autumn 🍂 this is one of my favorite places to see the beauty of the leaves changing every year! Climbing the fire tower is always a good stair workout and so worth it when you get to the top!

Tasting rooms set in a landscaped garden, picnic packages, plus a shop selling food & wine.

👍👍 Awesome experience! First off Julie saved me from having to walk the bridge to Pigeon Key on the train ride and was super friendly. Happy Birthday, Julie. Once on the island CT was our tour guide and the story of Henry Flagler and how the old railroad came to Key West was amazing. Seeing the buildin...

Reserve for injured birds, with herons, cormorants & owls, plus daily pelican feeding sessions.

Park with 3 sandy beaches, kayak rentals & snorkeling tours to a marine sanctuary, plus a snack bar.

Renowned marine-life educational facility with interactive dolphin-conservation programs & day camp.

Bluffs over a sprawling lake, 6 miles of hiking trails, vast wooded areas & lots of wildlife.

1,050-acre park with cascading falls, mini-golf, a pool & a fishing lake for boating activities.

Rustic road surrounded by cypress & pine trees, with swamps home to alligators, vultures & turtles.

👍 It's a neat little place to learn a little about and see a covered bridge. You can walk across the covered bridge. The river branch below is pretty, and the edges were low enough that people were enjoying sitting in the water.

👍👍 This was my first time camping with an available ELECTRIC OUTLET! And it was GREAT! We camped at Blue Gill- a partially electrified campground. The first night was frigid outside, but we brought an electric blanket! CAMPING! The next day was very warm, so we used a box fan! My mind was blown. The s...

Narrow strip with a campground, restrooms & showers, popular for kayaking, swimming & snorkeling.