Devils Millhopper State Park

Very nice little stop to make. It is a short walk around the area and very short walk from parking to the sinkhole. Make sure to bring mosquito repellent and water for the kids it us very humid. Overall pretty fun and cool stop for the kids.

When water meets the ground and shapes the earth...either it is a God's will or Devil's. Definitely a stronger power created this majestic environment.

We took the tour to the bottom of Devil's Millhopper State Park, following the staircase leading to the core. Amazing walk, a bit tiring though! Good exercise for all of us!

Birds were all around the trees and beautiful stone landmarks were a pleasure to see.

Very cheap entrance fee.

Being from WV....this little hidden gem made me feel like home! The hot, steamy heat of Florida disappears as you descend into almost dried up sink hole. And once at the bottom, you can look up and almost imagine the hills on home! A great place to spend a few hours in the great outdoors, regardless of the summer heat.

Very beautiful but kind of boring. There's about 200 steps to the bottom of the hole. Will take about 30 mins to explore. Beautiful landscape though :) not something I need to visit twice

It’s closed and has been since hurricane Irma. They have started repairing the stairs down but for now you can only walk around the trails and you can barely see anything down in the sinkhole.

It’s beautiful but it’s closed until Spring 2019.

So much fun well worth the stop !!

We made this quick stop while visiting the area. The hike around the rim is maybe a mile and then we hiked down to the bottom. Pretty neat site to see but bring your mosquito repellent or you will be carried away. A worthy stop if you're in the area...mosquitos or not.

Please note! Only open Wednesday - Sunday! Came on a Monday so all I can tell ya is it looked pretty from the outside!

Nice little nook - great for a quick stop when you reallly want to stretch those legs!