The reserve is a program that is part of a national system of 28 sites around the coastal U.S., Great Lakes and Puerto Rico, all managed to preserve...
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Mar 23, 2024
Interesting place. We got kind of a guided tour by the lady working there. She was very informative and showed us things we wouldn't have noticed. Very educational and nicely put together. We sta…Full review by 147pattig
Oct 15, 2023
We stopped by on the way back from the lighthouse in St George Island and we were so glad we did. It’s free and so educational. Many displays are hands on. We learned so much about the area. The 15 m…Full review by Tracy C
Aug 25, 2023
We enjoyed the paths through the estuary. We didn’t see much wildlife but liked the signs along the way. The movie explaining the ecosystem was good. There were a lot of relics and so much to learn. …Full review by Tour49
Are well behaved dogs allowed in the nature reserve?
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Yes. On a leash of course. I believe that is the rule on all public parks. For more than one good reason. Some time ago my husband and I met a man who told us about taking his …
Yes. On a leash of course. I believe that is the rule on all public parks. For more than one good reason. Some time ago my husband and I met a man who told us about taking his unleashed dog on a walk. The dog saw something in a ditch that interested it. And in the ditch a hungry alligator was lurking. End of dog. End of story. Also there are some venomous snakes in the area. We saw only a few very small geckos. But it's a good idea to keep your eyes open for the safety of both you and your dog. Happy travels!
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