What a resource! As it was in the 1950's and a restored home from the original settlers. Very informative from a historical view. If you are afraid of spiders not a good choice for you. Easy walking trails, thru dense brush. Well marked flora and fauna. The view from the point is not to be missed. Take a minute to... More

the birds seemed very sad in the cages and not taken care of. the advertising for this place is not even close to reality. i had no problem paying the huge admission fee as i felt it wud help with the birds care. but the rest is unbelievably inadequate. it was a fancy walk in very smelly woods. this place... More

We were escorted by golf cart around this amazing place. Loved the history and our guide. More

Ok, we love nature and live in the smoky mtns. Took my husband, daughter (2) and mother yesterday afternoon around 3, weather was great. That being said, our experience left us well, a bit tilted. The gift center at the entrance was nice and as we headed out to the rest of the exhibit we were bummed that the salt... More

We visited Crane Point on a nice sunny day in January. It was a pleasant visit and we felt that we respected the work they did preserving a portion of the keys in near original shape. The main trail loop is about 1.2 miles - not enough for a real hike, but interesting to see the original habitat. More

I'm a history and nature lover, and work for a parks and rec dept. This was very promising and had a good exhibit in the museum. The trails were very boring. The birds were neat and the Adderley house historic but the presentation wasn't very good. I was disappointed. More

Absolutely the most mosquito inhabited place I've ever seen and mosquitos don't usually like me. Most of our party returned in panic to the car, despite mosquito repellent. We braved it out to go to the point and see the house. Turns out the house is stacked with junk you can see through the windows. Thought it was supposed to... More

My family and I very much enjoyed exploring Crane Point. Definitely a place to check out when in Marathon. More

The Adderley House was an interesting look back into history of how life was like in the Keys in 1902. Not much else. The Crane House looked like a storage facility. Not really worth the $12.50 per person entry fee. More