De Soto National Memorial is a site of historical significance in Florida, USA.

De Soto National Memorial marks the site of the four-year long war which began in 1539 and was fought between Hernando De Soto’s army and the Native Americans.

This place offers plenty of outdoor activities. Taking the route of the Nature Trail, one can explore the mangroves, the shoreline and other attractions in the area. Camp Uzita is a live presentation of the several expeditions that took place in De Soto’s past. This site also houses distinct areas for enjoying a picnic, camping, bird watching and fishing, making it a fun packed tourist attraction. The De Soto Point Beach is quite popular among the visitors as it a safe beach for swimming. The Cove is a good place for canoeing or kayaking with a temporary anchorage.