Requested a guided tou very informative beautiful mile long walk many more trails we fidn t even…read moreventure saw 3 different gopher tortoises first about 15" across then 4" then finally 30" going back will take our grandson

This is such a great spot for walking/running. There is a parking lot out front, hardly ever a…read morecrowd when I come. Typically visit in the morning. There is no fee to enter. You do need to sign in at the front desk. Sometimes there is someone at the desk to greet you. There are accessible restrooms inside the main building. There are a few different trials, in which all are marked. Throughout the trials, there are clear signs and markings as you navigate your way through the sanctuary. I love the coquina trial. There are pretty views and I have seen on occasion turtles on my walks.

Beautiful park with a nice playground. The park itself has all kinds of things like a soccer field…read moreand more. It's huge but we only went to the playground area. There's a few benches and picnic tables. It's clean with pretty surroundings.

Chain of lakes Park turns out to be a very large Park. I did…read morenot see any area that was pet friendly. There is an area with playgrounds for the kids. There's an area where they have multiple soccer fields. There's an area where they have multiple baseball fields and practice areas. There's also a public bathroom over by the soccer fields. The walking trails here are paved path and they loop all around the park. Park as miles of walking path. In the back area of the park you will find a pretty tall observation tower which you can get a really good view of the native Florida railway. There's also a few Bridges going over lakes which are prefabricated metal bridges that are fun to walk over and stare into the water. I went on a fairly rainy day and the wildlife was mostly all birds. I saw regular ducks and a lot of different waterfall that I'm unfamiliar with. I also spotted an alligator who was floating around one of the main lakes.

It was an absolute picture perfect day exploring the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge in…read moreTitusville, FL; especially the Black Point Wildlife Drive. 57 bird species were identified, including: a) Thousands of blue-winged teals and ibises b) Hundreds of regrets and herons c) Dozens upon dozens of American Coots, Common Gallinules, and Various Swallows d) Plus: Bald Eagles, a Merlin, Great Hored Owls, American Kestrels, Ospreys, and Red-Shouldered Hawks. e) the big win of today was getting a new lifer - the reddish egret Other animal species spotted included 17 American alligators, two armadillos, and a handful of wild pigs

I took a drive through two driving trials. The first was Gator Creek/Catfish creek. The second I…read moredid not catch the name. The first trial was very scenic, much nature all around. The second trial, I was able to see alligators of all sizes which was such a great experience.

What a great place to see the native wildlife and plant species. During my walk along the trail, I…read moresaw so many birds, turtles, and alligators - it's definitely a place to take photos. Besides hiking, the park also offers biking, bird watching, and horseback riding, plus guided tours. Check out the visitor center, you'll see live fishes and baby alligators, as well as taxidermy displays of the local wildlife. You'll also learn how this wetland functions as an advanced treatment for Orlando's reclaimed water. I thought it was super informative!

Truly a hidden gem! It's free to visi and they offer free tram rides on the weekends. It's sooo…read morevast and beautiful, there's so much wild life to see. On my hike we saw tons of alligators, birds, bunnies and turtles. Even got to see baby owls. There are miles of trails and a board walk. Went at 8am on a Saturday and there weren't too many people out but as we were leaving the groups were picking up. There are benches along some of the trails and picnic tables and bathrooms near the entrance.

Is there is a paradise in Florida it must be Black Point Drive and it's soundings! This is a…read morepeaceful place with an enormous amount of wildlife, mostly birds but you might also encounter from Alligators to Bobcats! There are no tables or benches to do picnic, it's like a scenic drive though, it takes about 30-45 min to do the whole thing nonstop, but it you take a few stops it can easily be about 2 hours (to half a day) of peace and beauty...!

This is actually a very cool drive-through Park. There are…read moretrails cut through the area and filled up above the swampy area so she may drive on them. is there a few different stops where you can stop and walk on different trails. The amount of wildlife encounter here is pretty interested. I was able to see a lot of different birds the birds are used to the cars slow stand that lets you take pictures of them. Supposedly there's also a lot of alligators you can see out here. with polarized sunglasses you can also see a lot of fish swimming around when you're walking. Their educational sign boards all over the areas you walk around in. This is all so very close to cape Canaveral where they launch rockets and space shuttles. There's a few spots that would make a great observation deck. The only negative part is it the road is narrow and hard to pass other vehicles. sometimes you get stuck behind somebody going very slow to go around area.

Beautiful, remote beach with nice, large wooden ramps for access. Nature is beautiful here. It's…read morewell worth your time to enjoy the natural beauty and the wildlife. It is much more beautiful than I thought it would be! Nice Park Rangers at the entrance gate, where you pay a small fee. It's cheaper for local residents, who can also buy an annual residents pass for almost nothing! A super deal! We all can bring a bag & gloves with us, to pick up trash & plastic bottles, as we're walking, that others who were disrespectful to the wildlife, fish & water, & Park Rangers, left behind. It's unbelievable that people do this. There are plenty of trash & recycle bins in the parking lot, along with very basic public restrooms.

Alot more low key its 15 seperate beaches each has its own ramp/ stairs/ bathrooms beautiful…read morewildlife refuge driving out you see aligators/ multitudes of birds hogs and even the launch pads ,, sometimes with rockets on them

I advise navigating to Parrish Park in Scottsmoor on Magoon Road, parking there, and entering the…read moreSanctuary directly across from it. The place is a wetlands and the trails (walking or horseback riding) flood/get very muddy so don't go within 3 days of a significant rain fall. There is a trail map that looks pretty clear (yellow, red, blue). There are trail stakes marked with the color of the trail along the way which is nice. Unfortunately the trails weren't passable when I went due to rainfall the day before. It looked pretty though!

Jungle Jay and Alex were our guides and they provided excellent services. We had a great time with…read morethe combo sunset and bioluminescent tour.

Our tour guide was Celina- she was highly knowledgeable about the local flora and fauna and also…read morecustom-made the tour for our interests and abilities. She obviously cares deeply about the well being of this habitat and loves to share her passion. Overall, this was a great trek. We saw a sea turtle, an otter, an Osprey chick peeking out of his nest, an alligator, and a sea otter. Wonderful time!

Fox Lake Park is a wonderful park located in Titusville, Florida. I pulled in here to take a…read morebusiness call and get some walking in while taking the call. The park itself had a nice paved path, a children's playground, several pavilions, a boat ramp, and more. While there was some flooded area from the recent Hurricane Milton it was not too bad. If you are in the area, I would definitely recommend a visit to Fox Lake Park.

Clean grounds and clean bathrooms. What more could the public ask for??? Does not have a basketball…read morecourt though.

This is an educational jewel and important conservationist part of the community…read more They offer useful and meaningful educational opportunities as well as perform vital behaviors and conservation work that helps preserve the natural habitat and creatures/life that is native to the area in ways that provide for friendly sustainable actions.

Beautiful evening on the Indian River Lagoon. We saw dolphin and lots of sea birds. The guide and…read morethe captain were very informative.