This is fabulous way to see the native birds and other wildlife in Southeast Florida. Depending on the time of day and season you can see many species nesting, including the great blue heron. One is able to walk a mile-long boardwalk in order to see everything. The only negative is that there is not enough parking for everyone who... More

We were delighted to share this wonderful boardwalk experience with friends that are lucky to live locally to this water reserve. We spend a relaxing couple of hours totally engrossed in the bird and marine life. The well maintained boardwalk helps you to negotiate the area with ease making it suitable for all levels of ability and welcomes the less... More

Wakodahatchee is a word derived from Seminole that means, "created waters." When you see it you immediately think it is wonderful that the county had the foresight to preserve this small place of serene nature in the midst of suburban Palm Beach county. The well-kept boardwalk is the only intrusion on nature here. Then you read the plaques on the... More

A great place to take a relaxing walk, see the tropical birds, stop and read a book and maybe see a gator......love it.

This is a very nice place to visit , so peaceful . Bring your camera , you'll never know what you might see and don't forget the kids . you can find some interesting stuff at the gift shop as well . It's very close to my home so whenever I need to clear my head I that's where you'll... More

Raelly really nice. It was fun to watch a group of sunning turtles scatter and a gator swam over for a rest. There is the one cormorant that sits on the fence and lets you pet it! A tourist cormorant!

There is a nice boardwalk that is three quarters of a mile loop. It is a very pretty site. As you walk through you can see many birds. We were there in late April and there were many nesting birds. We did not see any other animals other than birds. No Alligators. The birds were enough. There were descriptive posters... More

We had a fascinating time at Wakodahatchee Wetlands."A three-quarter mile boardwalk winds through three of the wetland's ponds, allowing visitors the opportunity to read interpretive signs and learn about water purification, wetlands ecology, natural history, and the interdependance of people and their environment." We saw an abundant amount of wildlife. It was an interesting and beautiful experience. For more information,... More

The best free adventure in Boynton for sure. This place was beautiful! Make sure to go in early April while all of the birds are hatching. We saw hundreds upon hundreds of birds on this elevated boardwalk through the wetlands. From 3 different types of turtles, to iguanas, to 3 alligators (small but alligators nonetheless.) The boardwalk takes you very... More