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Encompassing more than 6,800 acres and stretching more than 10 miles from Ft. Pierce to Jensen Beach, Savannas Preserve State Park contains the largest, most ecologically intact stretch of freshwater marsh in southeast Florida. The park offers visitors a variety of ways to explore and learn about this natural area.
The Education Center located off Walton Road is closed for renovations as of October 2021.
Numerous interpretive activities are available to park visitors, including self-guided walks, and guided kayak/canoe tours. There is also a small picnic pavilion and environmentally-friendly restroom at the end of Canoe Launch Road.
From the Walton Road entrance, hikers, bicyclists, and horseback riders share more than 15 miles of multi-use trails. An equestrian area, located off nearby Scenic Park Drive, can easily accommodate trailers with plenty of space to unload horses. Equestrian users will need to call the Education Center for the gate code.
The trailhead on Jensen Beach Boulevard is now connected with trails north of Walton Road via the White trail, allowing visitors to traverse from Jensen Beach to Fort Pierce. Call for trail conditions as trails may be submerged during parts of the year. Also located at the Jensen Beach entrance is a short Blue Spur Trail, a picnic pavilion, and restrooms.
From U.S. 1 head east on Jensen Beach Boulevard toward Indian River Drive and turn left on Savannah Road to access the Hawk's Bluff Trail. The State Park sign on the left indicates the sandy pull-off parking area. The Hawk's Bluff Trail leads to Lake Eden where migratory and resident birds can be viewed.
In Fort Pierce, the Miller Property on the St. Lucie River Preserve on Lewis Street off Edwards Road offers three multi-use hiking, bicycling, and equestrian trails ranging from 0.15 miles to 1.26 miles. The red trail parallels the North Fork of the St. Lucie River where fishing and kayaking/canoeing are allowed.
The newest part of the park is the Evans Creek Canoe/Kayak launch area that accommodates handicapped paddlers on a tributary of the North Fork of the St. Lucie River. The paved access road is on the west side of U.S. 1 between SE Village Green Drive and Walton Road. This site also has a picnic table. Gopher Tortoises have been seen crossing the access road. Check out the video of a handicapped kayaker using the launch site.
Camping is not permitted at this park.
The Education Center located off Walton Road is closed for renovations as of October 2021.
Numerous interpretive activities are available to park visitors, including self-guided walks, and guided kayak/canoe tours. There is also a small picnic pavilion and environmentally-friendly restroom at the end of Canoe Launch Road.
From the Walton Road entrance, hikers, bicyclists, and horseback riders share more than 15 miles of multi-use trails. An equestrian area, located off nearby Scenic Park Drive, can easily accommodate trailers with plenty of space to unload horses. Equestrian users will need to call the Education Center for the gate code.
The trailhead on Jensen Beach Boulevard is now connected with trails north of Walton Road via the White trail, allowing visitors to traverse from Jensen Beach to Fort Pierce. Call for trail conditions as trails may be submerged during parts of the year. Also located at the Jensen Beach entrance is a short Blue Spur Trail, a picnic pavilion, and restrooms.
From U.S. 1 head east on Jensen Beach Boulevard toward Indian River Drive and turn left on Savannah Road to access the Hawk's Bluff Trail. The State Park sign on the left indicates the sandy pull-off parking area. The Hawk's Bluff Trail leads to Lake Eden where migratory and resident birds can be viewed.
In Fort Pierce, the Miller Property on the St. Lucie River Preserve on Lewis Street off Edwards Road offers three multi-use hiking, bicycling, and equestrian trails ranging from 0.15 miles to 1.26 miles. The red trail parallels the North Fork of the St. Lucie River where fishing and kayaking/canoeing are allowed.
The newest part of the park is the Evans Creek Canoe/Kayak launch area that accommodates handicapped paddlers on a tributary of the North Fork of the St. Lucie River. The paved access road is on the west side of U.S. 1 between SE Village Green Drive and Walton Road. This site also has a picnic table. Gopher Tortoises have been seen crossing the access road. Check out the video of a handicapped kayaker using the launch site.
Camping is not permitted at this park.
