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Hobe Sound Nature Center

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13640 SE Federal Hwy

Hobe Sound, FL 33455

+1 (772) 546-2067

http://hobesoundnaturecenter.com

Hobe Sound Nature Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to environmental education and wildlife rehabilitation.

They offer various programs and exhibits to educate visitors about the local ecosystem and provide care for injured and orphaned wildlife.

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4.56 reviews

Ariel W.

4/18/2023

This is the nature center at the Nathaniel P. Reed Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge. Originally named Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge, this preserve was established September 30, 1969....

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Crystal B.

11/17/2023

Nice trail heading to the beach and the nature center has lots of animals including fish, a snake, owl, salamander and hawk.

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Ana M.

9/8/2014

We stumbled upon this place on our way to Jonathan Dickinson State park. We arrived prior to opening time but were welcome inside anyway. The first thing I noticed was a hamster ball rolling...

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Diane P.

12/28/2021

OK beware this place is a federal building therefore masks are required (even in Florida). Let's Go Brandon. Lady says the bathrooms are not working although I can't believe that she sits there...

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Nova S.

8/15/2019

I stumbled on this place on my way to Coral Cove Park, and it was a very pleasant surprise! I didn't go inside the building (and now I wish I did because I read there are animals in there), but I...

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