Discover 3 parks for wildlife viewing within driving distance of Cedar Key
"Visitors from Cedar Key can easily reach the reserve for a quick nature outing close to town. It is a convenient stop for birding and photography before or after exploring the waterfront."
A protected coastal scrub reserve near Cedar Key known for wildlife viewing and natural habitat.
"Cedar Key travelers are already drawn to coastal scenery and fishing, making Waccasassa Bay a natural extension of a Gulf Coast visit. The preserve offers a more secluded wilderness experience than the island town."
A remote coastal preserve on Florida’s Nature Coast known for boating, fishing, paddling, and wildlife viewing.
"Cedar Key visitors may come inland for a freshwater contrast to the Gulf coast and a peaceful spring experience. The park offers a different kind of nature outing centered on swimming and river access."
A scenic spring park on the Suwannee River known for swimming, paddling, and wildlife viewing.