Map Abandoned Places Florida - Urbex Map Florida

Florida Urbex Map: 580+ Abandoned Resorts, Motels & Lost Places with GPS 🇺🇸

Behind the beaches and theme parks lies another Florida. Our Florida urbex map 2026 reveals more than 580 abandoned places, collected through years of research, on-site explorations and tips from the urban exploration community. It's the ultimate guide for photographers, adventurers and fans of lost places.

From the outskirts of Miami to the streets of Jacksonville, through Orlando, Tampa and the isolated edges of the Everglades, you'll pinpoint abandoned resorts, motels, mansions, hospitals, schools and countless other forgotten buildings.

In the Sunshine State, urbex means abandoned resorts and motels, forgotten roadside attractions, old coastal forts and so much more, scattered from the Panhandle to the Keys.

The map also features exclusive VIP urbex spots: rare abandoned buildings reserved for our members and not published anywhere else online.

New abandoned places are added regularly and existing ones are kept up to date, since hurricanes and redevelopment change Florida's urbex scene fast.

How do I access my Florida urbex map?

You get instant access right after purchase. No waiting, no manual validation: everything is fully automated.

You'll receive an email with your digital map, compatible with Google Maps and Google Earth on smartphone and computer. Each urbex spot comes with precise GPS coordinates for easy navigation.

Which urbex spots are included?

◉ Abandoned resorts & hotels | Abandoned motels

◉ Forgotten roadside attractions & theme parks | Abandoned mansions

◉ Abandoned hospitals & sanatoriums | Abandoned schools

◉ Abandoned churches | Abandoned factories & warehouses

◉ Abandoned military sites & coastal forts | Abandoned prisons

A map that keeps evolving

Your purchase includes free lifetime updates, based on community feedback, our partners and our own explorations. You'll be notified by email about every new lost place added and every spot that's no longer accessible.

Report a renovated or demolished location with proof (photos, news articles, etc.) and we'll reward you with two free urbex locations of your choice.

Want to go further? Browse our abandoned places maps for all 50 states and plan explorations across the whole country.