My wife and I drove two hours to get here and it was well worth the visit. We came at the end of March, which is towards the end of the dry season (November through early May is considered dry season. Rainy season is late May through October). Walking the trail was really spectacular. Anhingas, vultures, egrets, green, white, and... More

Made me proud of our country that we have such a world class all natural attraction. The anahinga trail is a must see. The park rangers are knowledgeable and friendly. Lots of gators!!! More

This was a nice area and we walked to a viewing area but not much was going on here More

Packed with amazing wildlife...the boardwalk trail just past the giftshop Is where you begin. If your looking for wild life in the everglades this is your one stop shop for alligators herons vultures lizards etc. (really the only thing we didn't see on the trail was manatees) get there early or show up at exactly 1:45 pm...amazing! More

If you aren't planning to walk one of these trails, there is no reason to come here. The main visitor center for those entering the Everglades from the east is the Ernest F. Coe (the sign on the road just says Everglades Visitor Center), which you will have passed already before getting to this point. Royal Palm is on a... More