Wakodahatchee Wetlands is a very picturesque and beautiful area, a hidden gem and slice of nature offering a real Florida wildlife experience. It features a three-quarter mile boardwalk over open water, ideal for an easy stroll. Visitors can see all kinds of birds and reptiles, including various birds, alligators, turtles, iguanas, and bunnies. The boardwalk has gazebos with benches along the way, which provide appreciated shade. It is a pleasant, rewarding, and relaxing place, perfect for nature lovers and families. Be aware that it can be very hot, so taking water and hats is recommended. The wetlands are free and open daily from sunrise to sunset.
Well kept facilities. Has wooden trails over the swamp. Lots of birds, turtles, fish and a few alligators. It is best to visit during cooler days.
September 2025
Great boardwalk trail. Lots of wildlife and photographers.
August 2025
Beautiful and serene! I want to go again. I took my 11 year old and she loved it too. We were looking forward to seeing alligators that day, but didn't. We did see lots of birds and iguanas. Looking forward to next visit.
