With 6,200 acres of land and water, this state park is full of natural beauty. Sandhills covered in longleaf pines, wiregrass, and sand pine scrub are homes to several endangered animals like the gopher tortoise and the fox squirrel. There are plenty of marked trails for hikers, bikers, and walkers, as well as a fishing dock, a canoe launch, and picnic areas that make the park a great place to spend the day. 

If you're a passionate angler or you just like being out on the water, the Kenwood Recreation area is a prime fishing location. Nearly every weekend, the park holds a range of fishing tournaments from ten to over one hundred and fifty participating boats! If fishing simply isn't your thing, there's plenty of other things to love about the park, like the boating expeditions, picnic pavilions, and wildlife. It's located on the Rodman Reservoir, where you can also enjoy hiking along trails, camping, and much more.

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Home to one of the top 10 Trophy Bass Lakes in Florida, Rodman Campground is an ideal family camping ground that, in addition to fishing, facilitates biking, bird-watching, boating, picnicking, and wildlife viewing. Expect to observe bald eagles, waterfowl, and wading birds as well as alligators, turtles, and the occasional manatee.

The Rodman Dam Recreation Area was born from the remnants of the Rodman Dam, and now the upstream portion of this former earthen dam has become the perfect spot for bank fishing bass, bream, catfish, and muller. Other activities permitted at this location include boating and bird watching.