Florida, the sunshine state, is a magical land where the sun always seems to be playing peek-a-oo with the cotton candy clouds. Imagine it as a gigantic sandcastle, where the ocean waves gently nip at its edges, while palm trees sway like enthusiastic cheerleaders. The air smells of salt, sunshine, and the sweetest citrus you can imagine. It's a place where kids can swap their sneakers for flip-flops and trade their snow coats for sunblock. Now, meet our main character - Captain Flapjack, a jolly, sunburnt pelican with a hat that's three times too big for his head. He's Florida's unofficial guide for all the kids who love to explore and have a taste for nature. He organizes expeditions for the bravest little adventurers, leading them through the lush Everglades, spotting the elusive Florida panther or observing the alligators, who often look like they're grinning. Captain Flapjack also arranges snorkeling tours so kids can meet the colorful residents of the coral reefs. He always has a funny story to share, like the time he accidentally used a starfish as a frisbee or when he mistook a manatee for a floating couch! But the best adventure, according to Captain Flapjack, is when the sun goes down, and the bioluminescent water glows under the star-filled sky. It's a sight that can tickle your imagination and make you laugh out loud with sheer delight. So, if you're a kid in Florida ready for a wild, weird, and wonderfully wet adventure, strap on your explorer's hat and join Captain Flapjack for a nature-filled escapade you'll never forget!
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Swift Nature Camp is the perfect place for your child to spend their summer! Our overnight camp for boys and girls ages 6-15 is located in beautiful Wisconsin. We offer a unique blend of traditional summer camp activities and environmental education to help kids increase their appreciation for nature, science, and the environment. We’ve got it all – fun, friendships, adventure trips, and nature! Spend your summer with us – you’ll never forget it!
Lion Country Safari first opened its gates in 1967. It is believed to be the first cageless zoo in the United States, bringing the experience of an African safari from the wild to Florida families. South Florida’s tropical climate, plentiful land, and growing population have proven to be a perfect location for this park. Plus, with tourists visiting from all over the world, Lion Country Safari has become a successful attraction. Families can explore the park in their own car or on foot, and even camp overnight in the award-winning KOA campground.