Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge

Yes as long as you have a license.

Well worth the rental fee. Be sure to take sun protection and water.

There is no date set yet.

No campsites

You can bring your own or rent one they have a specific kayak trail

No

There is a five dollar daily fee, for $12 you can get an annual pass. If you have the National Parks Pass you get in free.

Yes

Thanks for your information

Ask a ranger.

Not aloud

At one time yes lady that was here is gone you can get a canoe

Yes for safety reasons , you can contact fwc for more info

There are kayaks to rent.

Yes

30 minutes at a moderate pace.

Nope, they are open

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"Visitors might catch a glimpse of endangered and threatened species such as the wood stork and snail kite while looking for migratory songbirds, secretive marsh birds, shorebirds, and wading birds that visit throughout the year. Year-round residents include pileated woodpeckers, alligators, herons, egrets, and bobcats." *Although they list bobcats , I wouldn't count on seeing one. Butterflies, birds, fish, alligators ...a deer if you're lucky. At least 2 raccons per trash can guaranteed.* "Visitors enjoy viewing wildlife around the refuge’s wetlands and cypress swamp by walking along the Cypress Swamp Boardwalk, Marsh Trail, Butterfly Garden, throughout the A, B, and C Impoundments, and along the L-40 and L-39 perimeter levees." Water-based observation: along the 5.5-mile Canoe Trail, within the 58-mile perimeter canal, and in 30,000 acres at southern end of the Refuge Interior.

Yes! Just ask the park Ranger

It is in the auditorium which is open upon request

Normally $5 per car . The visitor center is temporarily closed.

Is there a right answer to that question? Lots of gators... Night kayaking...

That so called “Troll” pays for your enjoyment and resources to keep up the appearance. If you want free go to your free areas and see what you get for your money 💰 you can get an annual pass for much less. Don’t be such a such a a cheap .... fill in your on words!!

Call the main phone number on the website to check or when you arrive with your fishing equipment, please check with one of the visitors centers where they have maps and advice.

Just open on certain days...not sure which days.

Definitely. So peaceful!

Yes, there are already lots of mosquitoes then.

Absolutely you can for the boardwalk but getting to the kayak rentals is a little bit of a walk

It's safe but don't get on top of them to get a picture. They are more afraid of you than you are of them.

Yes, the visitor center is open including bathrooms and trash removal but many services such as the tram rides are not running. Canoe rentals are still available at the dock.

It is open but nobody there to collect fees. Rental dock is open.

Yes, one way in and one way out by vehicles.

No, they only rent canoes at the park.

There is a visitor center that can help with information. I enjoy it out there in winter. Lots of birds and gators.

There are people fishing off the decks near the canoe rental, as well.

Next to the parking lot of marsh trail there are about 3 picnic tables; can have light lunch/snack there. Not like a park w family gatherings and maybe even bar b que. As one comment, it is a wild place so meals are discouraged.

Yes there are plenty of biking trails.

I think on the weekend the fee is $5 to enter refuge. Once you're in you can enjoy the exhibit, trails, and the best part is to rent a kayak or canoe starting from around $30 for 3hrs.

Watch your step. Lots of snakes and some times a gator on the trail. So keep a close eye on the kids.

Sorry I don't know.

I have used both.

No passes are needed 5 dollar entrance fee per vehicle