
For 20 years (1968-1989) trucks hauled trash to the the 445 acre Dyer Boulevard Landfill site until it finally closed. In April of 1995 the old landfill was turned into a park. The waste authority...
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Dyer Park, located in West Palm Beach, FL, spans 548 acres of diverse natural environments, including mesic flatwoods, marshes, and swamp ecosystems. The park is a sanctuary for bird enthusiasts, providing habitats for various species such as bald eagles and wood storks.
The park features an extensive network of trails, including sandy hiking paths and a canoe and kayak trail running through urban wetlands. Visitors can also enjoy dedicated observation platforms that offer breathtaking views of the area's created wetlands.
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For 20 years (1968-1989) trucks hauled trash to the the 445 acre Dyer Boulevard Landfill site until it finally closed. In April of 1995 the old landfill was turned into a park. The waste authority...
The only reason we stopped here was that there were geocaches here. We immediately recognized that this must have been a landfill especially since we saw the current one across the highway....
Go on a walk, run, or whatever! Enjoy this beautiful land made park!! Boyfriend and I went on a walk here and we can confirm that the view was nice and it was quiet and isolating!
Update: i went there today, again. Place has great potential and it sucks that it's being ruined by people. On my 40 minute walk I saw this on different spots- empty glass bottles of beer, dog...
I lived in WPB for a few years and also passed this park a few times, not even knowing of its awesomeness and versatility. I stumbled upon the park on a post from a fitness trainer a friend was...
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