Nathaniel P Reed Visitor Center

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33000 Tamiami Trl E
Ochopee, FL 34141
+1 (239) 695-4758
https://www.nps.gov

The Nathaniel P. Reed Visitor Center, located within the Big Cypress National Preserve, provides visitors with a wide range of experiences that showcase the natural and cultural history of the Big Cypress Swamp. Designed with sustainability in mind, the center utilizes renewable resources to enhance the visitor experience while promoting environmental awareness.

Exhibits at the visitor center include both indoor and outdoor displays, complemented by a film that narrates the stories of the swamp and its diverse recreational opportunities. The facility also features an auditorium for events and art exhibitions, further enriching the connection between art and nature.

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P. Amanda S.
10/17/2022

This visitor center is on the small side, but they do have an indoor and outdoor display. The ranger inside was very happy to talk about the park and the trails all around. Outside, there is a...

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Mark M.
8/18/2020

A large facility with friendly staff to provide information about Big Cypress to guests. There's lots of parking here and it looks well kept; the grounds and buildings. Unfortunately it's closed...

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