
Everglades National Park
Everglades National Park
Miami, United States
Tropical wetlands offering up-close views of gators, crocs, birds & more, plus a 2-hour tram tour.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Tropical wetlands offering up-close views of gators, crocs, birds & more, plus a 2-hour tram tour.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Jean Drzyzgula — 2 weeks ago
I'd been hers as a kid but this was the first time as an adult. Gorgeous. So fun to see biomes I know nothing about and learn. The only thing I'm sad about is that my friend told me there was a night hike after I had already left the park 😂💙
**★★★★★ Devashri Shirbhate — 2 weeks ago
We had an amazing and very unique experience at Everglades National Park 🌿. We went on a water ride through the Everglades, and it was a lot of fun. The ride itself was exciting, and the driver was excellent — knowledgeable, skilled, and made the journey enjoyable 🚤. We were also lucky to spot an alligator in the water, which made it even more thrilling 🐊.
After the ride, we watched a live alligator show, where the handler explained how to stay safe and defend yourself if you encounter an allig
**★★★★★ Vee K — a month ago
Our first time in Everglades National Park hit me like a warm, wet blanket… in the worst way. I’m a cold-weather person, and the humidity makes me feel instantly sluggish, but the moment we drove into the park, that wide-open grassland stretched out like a quiet green ocean and I had to admit it was stunning.
The only thing more enthusiastic than the scenery was the mosquito and biting gnat population and this wasn’t even aggressive bug season. We stayed two nights at the T-Loop campground and
**★★★★★ Travel With Rolando — a month ago
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Everglades National Park – Florida’s Wild Heart and America’s Largest Subtropical Wilderness
Everglades National Park is one of the most unique, powerful, and ecologically important national parks in the United States, and visiting it as a Florida local gave me a renewed appreciation for this extraordinary landscape. This is not just a park—it’s a living ecosystem known as the “River of Grass,” made up of endless wetlands, sawgrass marshes, cypress prairies, and mangrove forests that















