A state park with a lovely beach, picnic table and bathroom facilities. BLUE HOLE Old rock quarry that has fresh water and several alligators in it.
Fresh water is vital to the survival of the Key Deer.
Originally built as a solution to a pesky mosquito problem, but now stands as a monument to one man's folly. Mangrove and saltmarsh wetlands, marine grassbeds, coral patch reefs and expansive areas of hardbottom communities distinguish this unique preserve. Complete with beach, picnic areas, concession stand, restrooms and pet friendly. Known for its tiny deer that stand 2 ft. tall and weigh less than 75 lbs. Deer can most often be seen in early am or late pm.