Accessibility & Inclusion Plan

Division of Recreation and Parks

Cultural Sites

We provide access to cultural sites and historic properties that are reasonable and consistent with preserving each property's significant archaeological, historical, and/or cultural features. Occasionally, due to the significance and features of the properties, physical modifications are neither feasible nor required by law; however, we continuously strive to provide access for our visitors through alternative methods, such as: visual presentations, tactile maps/models, provision of exhibits in accessible spaces, video interpretation, live webcam feeds, assistive listening devices and more.

Wilderness Areas

We provide visitors with disabilities the highest possible level of physical access to wilderness areas consistent with preserving the property's significant natural features. Undeveloped areas, such as those outside the immediate influence of buildings and roads, are not typically modified.

Concessionaires

We partner with authorized vendors who comply with their contracts and/or agreements and share the responsibility of providing reasonable accommodations and program access to visitors with disabilities.

Accommodation Request and Process

We are committed to providing reasonable accommodations to ensure that our visitors with disabilities receive equal access to our parks. To request an accommodation to assist with your visit, you may:

1. Contact the specific State Park to request accommodation; or
2. Call the Visitor Information Line at 850-245-2157 or 711 (Florida Relay Service).

The accommodation process begins once a visitor or designee makes the initial request. The appropriate State Park will contact the visitor or designee to discuss the accommodation request.