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Located on Jog Road in nearby Delray Beach, the Wakodahatchee Wetlands is comprised of nearly 50 acres of naturally restored public utility land and is free to visit year-round.
The preserved area is home a variety of more than 100 native bird species and some other iconic Florida animals, like turtles, raccoons, and alligators.
The best way to see the park’s wetlands and animals is via the raised boardwalk that winds nearly a mile over its ponds and marshes.
The park lies at the southern end of the famous Great Florida Birding Trail and has been open since the mid-’90s.
