Top Ten Nature Sites
Description:
Visitors from around the world are drawn to the Florida Keys to experience the island chain’s priceless natural resources, and the therapy they provide the mind, body and soul. The Keys have celebrated a heritage of conservation and protection of these resources for more than 100 years, demonstrating the region’s commitment to environmental stewardship and the future of the island chain. Find the best of the Keys' natural resources at any of these nature sites, state parks and refuges.
Author: Julie
Day 1 - Key West, Florida Keys
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Bahia Honda State Park
Location:
view in google mapsMile Marker 37.5
Big Pine Key
Key West, FL 33043
Phone:
+1 305 872 23532
Curry Hammock State Park
Location:
view in google maps56200 Overseas Highway
Florida Keys, FL 33050
Phone:
+1 305 289 26902
John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park
Location:
view in google mapsMile Marker 102.5
Overseas Highway
Florida Keys, FL 33037
Phone:
+1 305 451 63002
Dry Tortugas National Park
Location:
view in google mapsGarden Key
Key West, FL 33041
Phone:
+1 305 242 77002
Lignumvitae Key State Botanical Site
Location:
view in google mapsLignumvitae Key
1 Mile West
Florida Keys, FL 33036
Phone:
+1 305 664 4815 / +1 305 664 98142
Long Key State Park
Location:
view in google mapsP.O. Box 776
Florida Keys, FL 33001
Phone:
305-664-48152
Key Largo Hammocks State Botanical Site
Location:
view in google mapsOld State Road 905 & Highway 905
MM 106 Bayside
Florida Keys, FL 33070
Phone:
+1 305 451 12022
Fort Zachary Taylor State Historic Site and Park
Location:
view in google mapsEnd of Southard Street on Truman Annex
Key West, FL 33041
Phone:
+1 305 292 67132
Lignumvitae Key Wildlife Observation Site
Location:
view in google mapsP.O. Box 1052
Florida Keys, FL 33036
Phone:
305-664-25402
National Key Deer Refuge
Location:
view in google maps28950 Watson Boulevard
Big Pine Key Plaza
Florida Keys, FL 33043
Phone:
+1 305 872 2239