What an interesting place to walk through. Trees & birds, & fish & weeds & perhaps an alligator or two. Different portions have cement walkways while others have wood. This is a Nature preserve so you are walking through creatures in their natural habitats. You can go everyday & perhaps notice something different. Best to stroll as this is not a place to miss a site.

Not too large and not too small Green Cay is a nice slice of nature tucked into suburbia. Boynton Beach has lots of busy roads and plazas, but upon driving into the parking lot for Green Cay you soon forget where you are! With an elevated boardwalk allowing for a short or medium length walk to see the wildlife you will find yourself swept away and forgetting the busy roads left behind. On this visit we saw turtles, birds, the elusive gator and more. Yes, it can get crowded so make sure to mask up, otherwise enjoy the nice escape. Note - there are clean indoor restrooms when you enter so use them if needed as there are none on the boardwalk once you start your walk.

One of many great wetland sites in South Florida to photograph the natural Florida wildlife. It's a shame that so many of the residents, and non-residents feel they have to take their plastic bottles, styrafoam coffee cups, and plastic food containers into the park, they end up in the water. Really? Leave it in the car, it's not that far of a walk that you need to hydrate. Also too many POWER walkers, please go walk the mall, these are not exercise tracks.You all are ruining the experience and trashing the place, also Wakodahatchee wetland! It's a shame that Green Cay is closed during the season for roof replacement, could have been done in the summer when ther are far less wading birds in the area. Otherwise, ENJOY!