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The Best Things To Do in Everglades With Kids

Travel Mad Mum
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Published : Jun, 2023

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Airboat Tour Anhinga Trail beaches Bird Watching Disney Eco Pond Trails Everglades - a World Heritage Site Gumbo Limbo Trail Guy Bradley Trail Junior Ranger pack Kayak Mangrove Forest Mahogany Hammock Trail National Park Pahayokee Overlook Pinelands Trail Sea kayaking tours Shark Valley Trail West Lake Trail
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Disney | Mahogany Hammock Trail | Everglades - a World Heritage Site | West Lake Trail | Junior Ranger pack | Guy Bradley Trail | Airboat Tour | Eco Pond Trails | Anhinga Trail | Shark Valley Trail | beaches | Gumbo Limbo Trail | Sea kayaking tours | Pinelands Trail | Kayak Mangrove Forest | National Park | Pahayokee Overlook | Bird Watching
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When Florida comes to mind, a national park is usually the last place you think of! Most families visit Florida for the beaches and Disney.

However, every year more than one million tourists from all over the world visit the Everglades. In fact, families find tons of activities and things to see in the Everglades with kids.

The Everglades is one of the wonders of the world. With 1.5 million acres, it has been declared a World Heritage Site, International Biosphere Reserve and Wetland of International Importance.

The National Park has nine points of entry and visitors have the chance to see the park by sea, tram, bicycle or on foot.

What makes this massive swamp in the southern part of Florida unique is it is home to hundreds of different species, both native and non-native. You never know what you might see!