Trout Lake Nature Center - Eustis, FL

Le Trout Lake Nature Center est un lieu incontournable pour les amoureux de la nature et des grands espaces. Situé à Eustis, en Floride, à l'adresse suivante 520 East, County Rd 44, Eustis, FL 32736., ce centre naturel propose une multitude d'activités et de découvertes pour tous les âges.

Vous pouvez découvrir la réserve naturelle en empruntant les sentiers de randonnée aménagés sur place. Le Trout Lake Nature Center dispose d'un circuit de randonnée qui permet de découvrir la faune et la flore locales dans un cadre préservé et sauvage. Vous pourrez observer de nombreuses espèces d'oiseaux, de mammifères et de plantes rares. Le centre dispose également d'un musée d'histoire naturelle qui présente une exposition permanente sur l'écosystème et la biodiversité de la région.

Les enfants sont également les bienvenus au Trout Lake Nature Center. Le centre propose des randonnées adaptées aux enfants ainsi que des activités ludiques et pédagogiques pour leur apprendre à respecter et à aimer la nature. Les chiens sont également acceptés sur les sentiers de randonnée, à condition qu'ils soient tenus en laisse.

Le Trout Lake Nature Center dispose de toutes les commodités nécessaires pour passer une agréable journée en pleine nature. Le centre dispose d'un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, de toilettes publiques, de tables de pique-nique et de services sur place. L'entrée est accessible en fauteuil roulant, ce qui permet à tous de profiter des merveilles de la nature.

Les avis des visiteurs du Trout Lake Nature Center sont très positifs. Sur Google My Business, le centre compte 414 avis avec une note moyenne de 4.8/5. Les visiteurs apprécient la beauté des lieux, la variété des activités proposées et la qualité des services sur place.

Avis de Trout Lake Nature Center

Lismar S. M-H

5/5

We wanted to spend a quiet Sunday and have a nice stroll and this place was perfect! There were volunteers greeting you, and their suggested donation is $5 per vehicle, but you can give more. They have a map so you can walk the trails. They have a museum, and is a nice place for kids to learn about animals. The dock is very beautiful and we truly enjoyed our day. Highly recommend!

Joel Hancock

5/5

Very enjoyable place to walk some short trails and see some of Florida’s animals. Volunteer staff were very informative and welcoming as well.

Edward Prosienski

4/5

$5. Entry fee for a small nature park. Has a nice display of local wildlife, butterfly collection and more. Short walking trails, and the resident alligator!

Ingrid Zea

5/5

Great natural area! Nice nature trails to walk , beautiful area

Michael Moriarty

5/5

This is an excellent local nature center. It has short but beautiful walking trails that are easy for those of any age. Grrat opportunities to see wildlife. The staff is friendly and informative. And they have many scheduled activities. My kids loved it.

Candela_ Miami

5/5

Beautiful park with nature center, historical museum and hiking trails. The nature center has an impressive butterfly collection and a beautiful diorama with local wildlife on display. The volunteers were super nice. We really enjoyed hiking their trails; which took about two hours. I highly recommend this park.

Jenny Trimble

5/5

We love nature! And this place fit the bill perfectly! It cost $5 per vehicle. They have two buildings full of stuffed animals/insects. So many we hand them ever seen. Especially some creepy bugs. One has a hands on table for kids with all things nature they an touch and explore, libraries where you can checkout a book or two. Then we took the Haselton Nature trail that took us to a nice big alligator off the dock and on the way back bobcat trail which was short and fun. All the trails were pretty short and kid friendly but most importantly just beautiful!
There’s a butterfly garden and a picnic are by this beautiful oak Tree. Can’t wait to take the kids back! They have on going programs too.

Jennifer Delia

5/5

Visited here for the first time over spring break. First and foremost- it's free! I really enjoyed the walking trails. There were plank/boardwalk sections on the trail over areas that are wet/flooded. It had just rained the day before, so these areas were completely wet and made for some beautiful scenery. I also really enjoyed the grandfather oak tree with all of the wind chimes. The wind started blowing as soon as we got to the tree and it made the most beautiful, relaxing sound. We finished our walk out by the lake. Overall, I was pleasantly surprised. There are also two museum/informational buildings that you can visit. I stopped into one quickly but will have to check these out in more detail next visit.