We lucked out on this one -- it's a hole in the wall place with parking for less than a dozen cars, but it is great! The bird rehab section is moderate sized and there were some very interesting birds there -- a peregrine, several kinds of owls and a huge number of seabirds. But besides that there were a set of easy to follow trails leading to some great sightings: roseate spoonbills, wood storks and perhaps ten other species. Free, but be sure to leave a donation. And it is NOT commercialized! A definite place for bird lovers to visit.
BTW, while it's officially the "Laura Quinn Wild Bird Sanctuary", the road signs just say "Wild Bird Sanctuary". read more