This 470-acre forest is part of a sanctuary network of the EEL (Environmentally Endangered Lands) Program. It has a reception center and a museum. The trails are well laid out and marked well. You also will encounter what is left of the Addison Canal. It also has a variety of GEOCaches to be found if you so wish.
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We found this place driving in Titusville. You’d never knew there were five unique habitat types here: oak, scrub, mesic and hydric hammock, wet prairie, and pine flatwood. We never heard of them all either…
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I’ve never seen so many air plants. There were several miles of trails ever changing.
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We even found a geocache walking thru, it was one of the largest we ever found – Pam just spotted it! After we found there are almost 50 in the park.
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It was a jungle, you’d think Tarzan was filmed here…
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We had lunch at the park, we brought Publix subs and some fruit – here’s Us leaving and Pam waving goodby.
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