Crowley Museum and Nature Center
This site contains more than 2 miles of trails through five native habitats (pine flatwoods, hardwood hammocks, freshwater marsh and swamp, and riverine areas) and includes a 2000-foot boardwalk terminating at an observation tower overlooking the marsh. Species that call this site home include Red-shouldered Hawks and Short-tailed Hawks, Great Crested Flycatchers, White-eyed Vireos and Northern Parulas. Bald Eagles and Barred Owls nest here, Swallow-tailed Kites cruise through during summer and dabbling ducks visit the swamps and marsh during winter. This site has records for Black-bellied Whistling-Duck, and Crested Caracara. Call ahead to find out the schedules for the Saturday workshop series and other educational programs that occur throughout the year.
Site Information
Admission Fee Required for Entry
Managing Agency
Crowley Museum and Nature Center
Operational Hours: Open 10 a.m.to sundown, Thursday to Sunday. Closed Monday to Wednesday.
Size: 191 acres
