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Facts – Learn about the park's wildlife rehabilitation program. The cypress ponds provide an important breeding and wintering habitat for many birds. There's a full-size reproduction of an entire Akokisa Indian village to consider, as well as the Redbud Hill pioneer homestead, a complete re-creation of an East Texas settler's home from the 1820s. – – Features – This is an educational adventure and school tours are encouraged, as are church and scout groups. The Nature Center offers programs for all ages throughout the year. Recent events include canoeing on Spring…
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Know Before You Go:
The picnic areas are on a first-come, first-served basis, and there's a covered barbecue pavilion that can be reserved for parties of up to 80 people.
The Extras:
Cypress Boardwalk Trail is an easy, one-mile, wheelchair accessible trail cut out across the 400-year-old bald cypresses. Fit for all ages and open year-round.
