A beautiful place, this was our 2nd time and we love it. The only thing I would change is having breakfast earlier and a bit nicer. I didn't care for in peeled eggs
The everywhere are an amazing experience !
The entrance is ( I'm not sure anymore because I was there 2 years ago) $20. You can also book rides with the famous boats.
You can always see small birds, fishes, and if you look closely you can see alligators. Always brings anti mosquito spray ! There are everywhere and very annoying
Along Route 41 (Tamiami Trail) there are multiple hiking boardwalks, hiking trails, visitor centers, and picnic areas. If you like to kayak there is a canoe and kayak launchpoint where one can row down the entire Turner River. It is a beautiful way to see the Cypress forests, swamps, and mangrove swamps.
Skillet strand north . GREAT . Finally got to go hunting this year. Season ends January 1
20 18. Didn't see anything.
Went in about 6 miles. It's not the getting it's the going!😀😁😂😃😄
We came in December before Christmas, and saw a lot of birds, gators, and some other wildlife. The Everglades National Park is mostly close due to the recovery from hurricanes Irma, so it's nice to check out the big cypress! The boardwalks are easy and well maintained.
Great rangers! We loved the swamp walk. Such a cool unique place.
This is the major attraction, driving between Naples and Miami. Even from the road, you can see alligators in the swamp! We didn't spend more time here simply because of the massive mosquito problem. As soon as you open the car door, 30 mosquitos are inside!
Wonderful Everglades tour. Our Captain Jimmy, was full of knowledge and made to boat tour more enjoyable. Thank you!!
The beauty of the nature and tje wildlife in the everglades are found right here, after speaking with the ranger at the welcome center; he provided us with activities offered to the public for the entire family. The area is beautiful and only gets better during the winter months, so take your family and friends on your own adventure through Big Cypress National Reserve, you never know what you'll see.
This is one of the coolest places on earth. I don't say that lightly. This is pure natural Florida. Word to the wise though, don't go in the summer. Unless you want to be eaten alive my mosquitoes.
While the park is overshadowed by its more famous neighbor this is definitely a park worth visiting. If you go in summer don't forget the mosquito repellant.
The food was overpriced and only ok. $6 for a side of mediocre fried onions, New England clam chowder had a nice texture but was fairly bland, decidedly lacking in clams.
Truly a different world. Wouldn't recommend for newbies. Drive is nice. Bring super bug spray they are bad.
Nature at its finest no matter how you look at it, from the car, from the kayak , by bike or on foot. Fauna and Flora are spectacular and must be cherished and preserved
Nice trails to walk. Raw nature of south Florida too, very natural experience. I'd def wear long sleeves and bring ample bug spray.