What a glorious state park! We admittedly came here to get our state park passport stamped for Bulow Plantation, but we stayed and explored Tomoka while we were there. I'm so glad we did! WE SAW A BOBCAT!!! Like 50 yards away, maybe. It crossed a trail and meandered on it's way. I have never seen one so close!

The trails were thick with mosquitos, so apply more bugspray than you think you'll need. Bring your lunch! There are picnic tables all over the place. The mosquitoes were barely noticeable on the western side of the peninsula. The breeze coming in off the water was enough to keep the mosquitoes away.

Restroom facilities were on par with other state park restrooms.

I noticed they did have a handicapped parking spot next to a covered pavilion and the restrooms, so it's an accessible parking area.

We wanted to go into the outfitter store to ask about equipment rentals and to buy some drinks, but they were closed. Maybe that's only open on weekends? Call in advance.

All in all, a beautiful park and I look forward to returning and exploring further.