Our five favorite spots to take a selfie

District lands are among the most scenic locations in Florida. Explore some of the more than 700,000 acres of properties we own or manage and there’s a likely chance that you’ll capture a perfect sunrise or selfie on your camera or phone while you’re out there. Among our favorite locales:

Image of Fort Drum

1. Fort Drum Marsh Conservation Area – Indian River County

Sunset at Lake Jesup

3. Lake Jesup Conservation Area – Seminole County

Emeralda Marsh

5. Emeralda Marsh Conservation Area – Lake County

Julington Durbin Preserve

2. Julington-Durbin Preserve – Duval County

Rice Creek

4. Rice Creek Conservation Area – Putnam County

Did you know the district owns nearly 772,987 acres?

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Covering 9,387 acres in Orange County, Hal Scott Regional Preserve and Park is a true hidden gem. Located just east of bustling Orlando, the St. Johns River Water Management District property not only protects critical regional water resources but also offers a serene natural setting for various outdoor activities.
Explore central Florida’s best-kept secret: Hal Scott Regional Preserve and Park
The sun peeks over the trees along the shore of Lake Jesup
Work continues in the journey to restore Lake Jesup
Photo of Water Conservation teams at the zoo
Water conservationists gather to share successes and strategies
Two heads are better than one, right? That saying rings true for the St. Johns River Water Management District and Volusia County. Over the past decade, the two agencies have forged a strong partnership, working together to protect and monitor local water quality through their collaborative efforts.
Fall fishing adventures await across the District