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Top 10 Tips for Visiting

Everglades National Park

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1. Come Prepared for Summer Conditions

Summer is beautiful but challenging in the Everglades. Be prepared for sun, heat, thunderstorms and mosquitoes. Stay hydrated, wear protective clothing, carry insect repellent and know to seek shelter when a thunderstorm quickly moves in.

Learn more --> Visiting during the wet season.

2. Take a Guided Tour

Ranger-led programs are reduced during our slower summer season but our concession partners offer informative tours year-round.

Learn more --> Guided Tours at Everglades National Park

3. Have a Great Day on the Water

Boating, fishing, and paddling remain popular activities in the Everglades even in the summer. Learn what you will need for a safe and fun day on the water by carefully reading over each web page.

Learn more --> Things to Do at Everglades National Park

4. Give Wildlife Their Space

It can be very exciting to spot wildlife in their natural habitat but please keep a safe and respectful distance from any wild animal you see. Stay at least 15 feet (4.6 m) from alligators and crocodiles.

Learn more --> Safety at Everglades National Park.

5. Download our App

The NPS mobile app can assist you with the trip planning details before and during your visit.

Learn more and download the app here --> NPS App Download

6. Be Extra Prepared if Wilderness Camping

Wilderness camping presents a unique challenge during the summer in the Everglades. Be prepared for intense levels of biting insects, heat, and thunderstorms. A permit is required and fees apply year-round.

Learn more --> Camping in Everglades Wilderness

7. Don’t Share Your Lunch

We know, your sandwich is tasty, but please do not feed any wildlife you encounter, including birds. Feeding wildlife of any kind is illegal and will eventually make the animal aggressive.

Learn more - --> Safety at Everglades National Park

8. Respect Park Closures

Weather conditions during the summer may change rapidly, and hurricanes and tropical storms may force the park to close on short notice. Be aware of closures, alerts and other notices before you head out.

Learn more --> Current Conditions

9. Get Your Park Pass Online

Learn about the different entrance passes and see if you’re eligible for a free or discounted pass. Purchase your pass in advance to save time entering the park.

Learn more --> Fees at Everglades National Park

10. Leave the Fur Babies at Home

While we all love spending time with our four-legged friends, the Everglades may not be the most comfortable place for them, especially in summer. Additionally, pets are allowed in very limited areas of Everglades National Park.

Learn more --> Pets at Everglades National Park

Lista de las 10 mejores sugerencias para planear como un guardaparques –

Parque Nacional Everglades

The sun rises behind a cypress tree that is shaped like an ‘N’.

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1. Venga preparado para las condiciones del verano

El verano es hermoso pero desafiante en los everglades. Esté preparado para el sol, el calor, las tormentas eléctricas y los mosquitos. Manténgase hidratado, use ropa protectora y ligera, lleve repelente de insectos y sepa buscar refugio cuando una tormenta se acerque rápidamente.

nps.gov/ever/planyourvisit/wetseason.htm

2. Tome un paseo guiado

Los programas guiados por guardaparques se reducen durante nuestra temporada de verano más lenta, pero nuestros socios concesionarios ofrecen recorridos informativos durante todo el año.

Para más información, https://www.nps.gov/ever/planyourvisit/guidedtours.htm

3. Tenga un excelente día en el agua

Pasear en bote, pescar y andar en canoa o kayak siguen siendo actividades populares en los everglades incluso en el verano.

Aprenda lo que se necesita para un día seguro y divertido en el agua aquí, https://www.nps.gov/ever/planyourvisit/things2do.htm

4. Dele a la vida silvestre su espacio

Puede ser muy emocionante observar la vida silvestre en su hábitat natural, pero mantén una distancia segura y respetuosa de cualquier animal salvaje que veas. Manténgase al menos a 4,6 metros (15 pies) de caimanes y cocodrilos.

nps.gov/ever/planyourvisit/safety.htm

5. Descarga nuestra aplicación

La aplicación móvil de NPS puede ayudarlo con planear su viaje antes y durante su visita.

Para obtener detalles y enlaces para descargar la aplicación, visite, https://www.nps.gov/subjects/digital/nps-apps.htm.

6. Esté más preparado si va a acampar en las áreas silvestres

El campamento en las áreas silvestres presenta un desafío único durante el verano en los everglades. Esté preparado para niveles intensos de mosquitos, calor y tormentas eléctricas. Se requiere un permiso y se aplican tarifas durante todo el año.

Para obtener más información, https://www.nps.gov/ever/planyourvisit/wildernesscamp.htm

7. ¡No comparta su comida!

Sabemos que su sándwich es sabroso, pero por favor no alimente a ningún animal silvestre que encuentre, incluidas las aves. Alimentar a la vida silvestre de cualquier tipo es ilegal y eventualmente hará que el animal sea agresivo.

nps.gov/ever/planyourvisit/safety.htm

8. Respete los cierres en el parque

Las condiciones climáticas durante el verano pueden cambiar rápidamente y los huracanes y tormentas tropicales pueden obligar al parque a cerrar con poca antelación. Esté atento a los cierres, alertas y otros avisos antes de salir al parque.

nps.gov/ever/planyourvisit/conditions.htm

9. Obtenga su pase de entrada en línea

Obtenga información sobre los diferentes pases de entrada y vea si es elegible para un pase gratuito o con descuento. Compre su pase con anticipación para ahorrar tiempo al entrar al parque.

Detalles aquí: https://www.nps.gov/ever/planyourvisit/fees.htm

10. Deje a sus mascotas en casa

Si bien a todos nos encanta pasar tiempo con nuestros amigos de cuatro patas, es posible que los everglades no sean el lugar más cómodo para ellos, especialmente en verano. Además, se permiten mascotas en áreas muy limitadas del Parque Nacional Everglades.

Para más información: https://www.nps.gov/ever/planyourvisit/pets.htm

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