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🐾 Zoey’s Top 5 Dog-Friendly Filming Locations in Florida

Updated: Jul 22

By Flying High In Florida & Zoey the Drone Supervisor

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At Flying High In Florida, we never leave home without two things: fully charged batteries… and our four-legged co-pilot, Zoey. She’s not just our drone supervisor—she’s our tail-wagging location scout, always on the lookout for the perfect mix of wide-open space, scenic backdrops, and paws-itively perfect drone zones.

So for all you drone-loving dog parents out there, Zoey’s sniffed out her Top 5 Dog-Friendly Filming Locations in Florida. Bring your drone, leash up your best friend, and get ready to capture some tail-wagging cinematic magic!


🏝 1. Fort De Soto Park – Dog Beach & Paw Playground (St. Pete)

Why Zoey loves it: Sand zoomies and salty breezes.

Drone tip: Capture FPV fly-throughs along the scenic trails, or cinematic reveals over the Gulf.

Bonus: Off-leash dog beach + shady picnic spots = doggo paradise.


🌳 2. Rainbow Springs State Park (Dunnellon)

Why Zoey loves it: Crystal-clear springs and nature trails for sniffing galore.

Drone tip: Use aerial shots to capture the vibrant spring-fed river and kayakers gliding below.

Heads-up: Dogs are allowed in the campground and walking trails, not in the swimming area.


🌅 3. Honeymoon Island State Park (Dunedin)

Why Zoey loves it: The dog beach is big, breezy, and loaded with new friends.

Drone tip: Film sunrise or sunset over the Gulf with wide, smooth drone pans.


🐊 4. Lake Louisa State Park (Clermont)

Why Zoey loves it: Rolling hills, lakefront trails, and minimal gator drama.

Drone tip: Fly low over the tall grass and lakeside boardwalks for a dreamy natural vibe.

Note: Keep pups leashed and stay clear of wildlife (even Zoey has beef with cows 🐄).


🐬 5. Cedar Key

Why Zoey loves it: Quiet coastal vibes, kayak-friendly waters, and dog-welcoming locals.

Drone tip: Great spot for slow aerial shots of the islands, old docks, and dolphin pods.


🦴 Wrap-Up:

Florida isn’t just a drone pilot’s dream—it’s a dog’s dream, too. With beaches to bound on, springs to sniff out, and plenty of squirrel-chasing opportunities between flights, it’s no wonder Zoey gives these spots two paws up.


🎥 Got a favorite dog-friendly filming location we missed?


Tag us @FlyingHighInFlorida and let Zoey know where she should scout next!


Want more tails and trails? Visit our Prop Stop Blog at www.flyinghighinflorida.com for Zoey’s adventures, drone tips, underwater missions, and high-flying stories from across the Sunshine State.

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