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“see life in the 1930s.. and flamingos!”
Established in 1927, Flamingo Gardens is one of the oldest botanical gardens in South Florida. The 60-acre not-for-profit botanical garden contains over 3000 tropical and sub-tropical species of plants and trees and it's Everglades Wildlife Sanctuary is home to the largest collection of Florida native wildlife in the state. With some of the last natural jungle growth in South Florida, the Wray Botanical Collection at Flamingo Gardens is home to 21 of the largest trees of their species, including the largest tree in Florida, and a unique hammock of 200 year old Live Oak trees. The Historic Wray Home has been restored and is now a museum which provides a glimpse of life in the 1930s. The Everglades Wildlife Sanctuary gives residence to permanently injured and non-releasable wildlife and is home to 83 species of Florida native birds and animals.
its cute and it's a good animals and it's has good food I prefer this a lot and you should visit I love the tour on the train a lot you can see butterflies and flamingos and more !!. Read more
I went there today with my one Y/O daughter and she had fun since this is her 1st ZOO visit. She mostly enjoyed the Peacock and the Flamingo bird. After that, all the other ones were in cage. Read more
It is a small but manageable garden with lots to do and see. Many Florida animals and birds as well as flora and fauna. And while it is not splashy like many Florida amusement areas, this one... Read more
Flamingo Gardens
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- Sun - Sat: 9:30 am - 5:00 pm
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