Discover 4 parks for wildlife viewing within driving distance of Okeechobee
"Visitors from Okeechobee can easily stop by for a short history outing, school trip, or picnic. The park is one of the city’s most important heritage sites."
A historic battlefield park commemorating the 1837 Battle of Okeechobee.
"Okeechobee visitors come to experience the Atlantic coast, especially for swimming and saltwater fishing. The park offers a refreshing change from lake-country recreation."
A barrier-island park known for beaches, fishing, snorkeling, paddling, and wildlife viewing at the Fort Pierce Inlet.
"Okeechobee residents can make a worthwhile day trip to explore coastal wetlands and enjoy paddling or fishing."
A vast freshwater marsh and pine flatwoods preserve offering wildlife viewing, paddling, and peaceful outdoor recreation.
"Okeechobee visitors may come for a change of scenery and a chance to explore riverine wetlands. The park offers a more forested, coastal plain environment than the lake region."
A large natural preserve along the St. Sebastian River known for wildlife, paddling, and horseback riding.