Lake June in Winter Scrub Preserve State Park — Attraction in Sebring

Really unique and beautiful scenery. I love that I feel immersed in the wilderness since it is away from all the main roads and houses, yet it only takes a few minutes to get here, making it an awesome quick getaway for me and my dogs.

There are not very many trails, so it is more of a picnic area with fabulous views and a few short trails built in. These trails though short, provide a secluded and relaxing escape.

The out house is clean and there are doggy poop bags as well as a trash bin at the parking area. It seems to be kept up very well as I noticed that they replenish the envelopes at the gate and the trash has never been over flowing.

Definitely worth the visit, but don't expect it to be a whole day event. Every time I have been there have been only 1-2 cars in the...

Beautiful view, but only view. Lots of bugs standing here. Also they have a loop trail that is nice and clear at both ends, but the middle part is not and full of spiderwebs and very narrow. It looks like people just go to the end of both sides where is cleared through. My kids and I are not most people and went through the middle (a little harried for those with arachnophobia)🥴 felt like a little like walking through the jungle. But we love that sort of stuff, go figure. Also through the middle was a bridge with a cool little brook everyone else misses, because they walk only on manicured part of the trail. Suggestion, feel a little adventurous go through the middle. Caution: the middle section not recommended for small children because of the condition...

Completely empty of humans and excellent nature. They did have a warning about bears though and suggest having more than one person. I was alone so I didn't explore the trails but I do hope to go back and see more of that beauty. The trails were extremely narrow and I didn't see much of them because of the bear warning but it was really cool and I will most definitely be back. Just have to find someone else who's not afraid of bears. (I'm not so much afraid as I am trying to prudently follow the advise of not going alone) Just like with Zelda, "It's dangerous go go alone" take bear repellant, a loud noise maker, a friend, and knowledge about how to deal with black bears. Don't play dead. That's not a good strategy for...