9 Best Nature Reserve Attractions in Miami
Protected ecosystems teeming with native wildlife, mangroves, and wetlands. Experience South Florida's natural beauty up close.
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Everglades National Park
8.2
Park·Paid·$$
America's largest subtropical wilderness — 1.5 million acres of wildlife, wetlands, and wonder just south of Miami
Homestead
Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park
8.3
Beach·Paid·$
Historic lighthouse, pristine beaches, and endless outdoor adventures at the southern tip of Key Biscayne
Key Biscayne
Deering Estate
8.2
Historic Site·Paid·$$
A 444-acre historic estate and nature preserve on Biscayne Bay blending Miami's deep past with living ecosystems
Crandon Park
8.0
Beach·Free·$
Key Biscayne's sprawling island park with a protected beach, tennis center, eco-tours, and wildlife roaming free
Key Biscayne
Everglades Holiday Park Airboat Tours and Rides
7.7
Airboat & Eco Tours·Paid·$$$
Zoom across the River of Grass on a thrilling airboat tour with live gator shows and wildlife encounters near Miami
Oleta River State Park
7.8
Park·Paid·$
Miami's largest urban park — paddle mangrove tunnels, bike trail-filled forests, and camp under the stars at Biscayne Bay
Historic Virginia Key Beach Park
7.7
Beach·Paid·$
Miami's historic civil rights beach: a mile-long waterfront park with wetlands, trails, and breathtaking bay views
Key Biscayne
Matheson Hammock Park & Marina
7.7
Park·Paid·$
Coral Gables' beloved waterfront park with a sheltered atoll lagoon, mangroves, marina, and miles of natural beauty for the whole family.
Coral Gables
Shark Valley Visitor Center
7.6
Airboat & Eco Tours·Paid·$$$
Gateway to the Everglades — spot alligators, ride the tram, and climb the iconic observation tower in South Florida's wildest national park
Homestead