The park is open year-round, but the dry season (November to April) is cooler and less buggy.
The park has four main entrances: Homestead, Miami, Everglades City, and Shark Valley.
You can drive, cycle, or paddle to explore the park. Rent a bike or a kayak, or join a guided tour.
The park is home to many animals, such as alligators, manatees, dolphins, birds, and more.
The park has five visitor centers that offer information, exhibits, films, and ranger programs.
The park has many trails that range from easy boardwalks to challenging backcountry routes.
The park has two drive-in campgrounds and many wilderness campsites. Reserve in advance.
The park has a rich and diverse history, from Native Americans and settlers to farmers and conservationists.
Follow the park rules, leave no trace, and do not feed or harass the wildlife. Help protect the park.
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