Gator Park, located in the heart of the Everglades, is a unique way to experience the natural wonders of South Florida. The park features a wildlife show and airboat tours of the famous swamp. For information on other great ways to experience the Everglades, read the
Top Ten Activities in Everglades National Park.
Exhibits and Activities
Gator Park is home to a large number of animals, including:
- Alligators (of course!)
- Crocodiles
- Egrets
- Roseate Spoonbills
- Great Blue Herons
- White Ibis
- Egrets
- Osprey
- White Tailed Deer
The collection also features a wide variety of fish and plants. There's something to satisfy the inner biologist in everyone!
Gator Park Shows
Gator Park features a variety of wildlife shows, with the last show beginning 30 minutes prior to park closing.
Gator Park Airboat Tours
The price of admission includes a free airboat tour of the Everglades. During your guided tour, you're likely to see alligators along with other sea and air life. You'll also pass by a replica fishing village and experience the River of Grass. Tours depart every 30 minutes, with the last tour leaving as the park closes at 5PM.
Gator Park Location
Getting to Gator Park is actually quite easy, it's a straight shot out of Miami on Calle Ocho. Take Florida's Turnpike to exit 25 and then travel west on SW 8th Street for 12 miles. You won't be able to miss it!
Hours of Operation
Gator Park is open every day of the year from 9AM until 5PM. The last wildlife show begins at 4:30 and the last airboat tour departs at 5:00.
Admission
Admission to Gator Park is $22 for adults and $11 for children. Admission is free for holders of the
Go Miami Card.