Tree Capital Perry, Florida

Perry, Florida

Things to Do

Parks, beaches, museums, tours and charters — 45 places, ordered by how many people have reviewed them.

Perry Florida First Methodist Episcopal Church South
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Downtown Cafe, Perry, Florida
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Georgia and Florida Railway crossing Main Street, Perry
Georgia and Florida Railway crossing Main Street, Perry The Bushranger · CC BY-SA 4.0

Parks Nature

Museums History

  • Hampton Springs Hotel Historical Site

    4.5 (67)
    Address
    Hampton Springs Rd, Perry, FL 32348
  • Address
    118 E Main St, Perry, FL 32347
    Phone
    +1850-584-4478
  • Address
    204 Forest Park Dr, Perry, FL 32348
  • Perry Army Air Base Historical Marker

    5.0 (2)
    Address
    204 Forest Park Dr, Perry, FL 32348
  • Arrow head hill

    1.0 (1)
    Address
    Perry, FL 32347
  • Address
    Corner of Rte 19 & Rte, 381 Beach Rd, Perry, FL 32348
  • Mcdonald Family Homestead

    Address
    3239 Johnson Stripling Rd, Perry, FL 32347

Marinas Boating

  • Fenholloway Boat Ramp #2

    4.7 (22)
    Address
    Perry, FL 32348
  • Fenholloway Boat Ramp

    3.8 (19)
    Address
    Old Club House Rd, Perry, FL 32348
  • Yates Creek Boat Landing

    4.2 (12)
    Address
    Yates Creek Rd, Perry, FL 32348

Attractions

  • Spin City USA

    4.4 (91)
    Address
    2011 S Jefferson St, Perry, FL 32348
    Phone
    +1850-987-5283
  • Perrydise Retro

    5.0 (1)
    Address
    110 E Main St, Perry, FL 32347
    Phone
    +1850-329-0259

Tours Charters

Golf

  • Perry Golf & Country Club

    4.3 (17)
    Address
    4991 Golf Course Rd, Perry, FL 32348
    Phone
    +1850-584-3590

Beaches

  • Cocoa Beach Pool

    Address
    Perry, FL 32348

Guides to things to do

  • The Best Things to Do in Perry, FloridaPerry doesn’t try to be anything other than what it is: a working forest town, the seat of Taylor County, and the place that has thrown the same festival for nearly seventy years. Incorporated in 1903, settled first as Rosehead, then renamed Perrytown after Florida’s fourth governor, it has always been timber country. The pines paid for the schools and the stores. They still do.
  • Parks and Nature near PerryPerry’s green spaces are not decorative. They are working ground—places where the town’s timber heritage, its families, and its dogs all find room to move. Here is where to go when you want the outdoors without the pretense.
  • Museums and Historic Sites in PerryPerry’s history is not in glass cases so much as in the ground, the stumps, and the old roads that lead out of town. Here is where to look.
  • Fishing Charters and Boat Tours in PerryPerry is a working forest town, and the water here is part of that same working landscape. These are the ramps and guides that get you on it.
  • Shopping in PerryPerry does not shop like a tourist town, and that is the point. Here, a store is more likely to be a working stop on a working day than a curated destination, and the best finds are often in the places that look like they have been there forever.

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