Savannas Preserve State Park

Port Saint Lucie, Florida

Savannas Preserve State Park

Location: Port Saint Lucie, Florida
Category: Wildlife Refuge

About

Overview

Savannas Preserve State Park represents the largest remaining remnant of Florida's east coast freshwater marshes. Stretching over 10 miles from Ft. Pierce to Jensen Beach, this park offers a unique window into the diverse ecosystems of the region.

Top Highlights

Vast freshwater marshes and diverse wildlife; Miles of hiking, biking, and equestrian trails; Excellent opportunities for kayaking and canoeing.

Things to Do

Kayak or canoe through the marshlands; Hike the scenic trails; Go birdwatching to spot herons, egrets, and sandhill cranes; Enjoy a picnic.

Best Time to Visit

Fall through Spring for cooler weather and fewer insects.

Entry & Visitor Information

Small entry fee per vehicle or pedestrian/bicyclist.

Facilities Available

Picnic pavilions; Restrooms; Canoe/kayak launch; Visitor center; Trails.

Travel Tips

Bring bug spray and sunscreen; Check the visitor center for guided tour schedules.

Nearby Places to Explore

Jensen Beach; Fort Pierce Inlet State Park; Indian River Lagoon.