Visitors are often treated to sights of rare and endangered manatees, brown pelicans, osprey, and sea turtles. Four scenic nature trails and a bicycle trail provide rare opportunities to glimpse endangered and unique animals like the bald eagle, Florida sandhill crane, and gopher tortoise. The Loxahatachee River winds its way through the park, passing under a canopy of cypress trees. The park has boat rides, canoeing, picnic areas, campgrounds, and fresh water fishing. This unique environment is home to a nature center, boardwalk through wetlands, and interpretive displays.
Visitation is by appointment only.
Tours and environmental education opportunities may be arranged by calling the number above. The visitors center provides guided hiking and canoe tours and programs on the park itself. See native wading birds, alligators, hawks, and other native habitat indigenous to Florida. 14775 State Rd. AlA. 300-foot guarded beach, showers and picnic shelters.