Tarkiln Bayou Preserve State Park

Tarkiln Bayou Preserve State Park is a sprawling 4,000-acre natural area located in Pensacola, Florida, featuring picturesque wet-prairie landscapes and a coastal bayou richly inhabited by rare plant and animal species. The park is especially notable for its four species of endangered pitcher plants, including the unique white-topped pitcher plant native to the Gulf Coast.

Visitors can explore the diverse ecosystems through nature trails and a boardwalk, offering opportunities for birding, hiking, and wildlife viewing, including sightings of the alligator snapping turtle and the gopher tortoise. With amenities for picnicking and accessible facilities, Tarkiln Bayou Preserve invites nature enthusiasts to experience its unique environment and engage with educational opportunities about conservation and biodiversity.

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