Mitchell Landing Big Cypress National Preserve

You can visit the parks, but you will see the same stuff here for free. There will be tons of alligators, turtles and fish to see along the entire road. Be warned it takes almost an hour to drive. Also be warned that you should never get close to the alligators. Give them a lot of room for your safety

Excellent attraction, big plus that you can remain in your car and drive through it because there are LOTS of mosquitos. Dropped a star because the road SUCKS, I don’t think I’ve seen such a bad road before. They could def do with upgrading it a bit, especially with all the tax dollars we pay 😅 But you will definitely at least see 1 alligator on the drive. It’s about 20 miles and that will take 2 hours because mainly of the road. I went in a sedan and while I didn’t have any damage, my car at the end looked like it’s been through a twister, dust storm, and and earthquake 👀 so be prepared for a very heavy duty car wash afterwards.

Pretty cool, but it's basically a camp ground with a boat launch for airboats. But the road from 41 back to the camp ground is absolutely loaded with gators, roseate spoonbills and other birds. Such a big preserve. Take a long time to explore everything in the preserve

Love this campground. Very friendly hosts, clean, well maintained park. It is fairly remote and has poor to no cell reception. So ensure you prepare for that.

Greek place to unwind friendly people the Ranger here is amazing understanding we need more people like this. Ranger that works here.