Hugh Taylor Birch State Park

Hugh Taylor Birch State Park

the park is connected to the beach for easier access 

Beaches

The park is adjacent to Fort Lauderdale Beach, one of the most popular beaches in the state. Beach access is open 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., daily. you can go thro the underground walk way from the park to the beach but it only open till 5pm but the park closes at dusk which is 8pm daily.

bike trail the park got a bike trail for people that want to ride bike skate the park
The park drive is 1.9 miles and is very popular with bicyclers and inline skaters alike. The drive is one-way and bicyclers and skaters are required to observe this restriction.

next you got camping there also if you want to enjoy the night outdoors or just some quite time this is one of the best place to go camping in fort lauderdale 

Camping, Youth

The Fort Lauderdale Elk's Club built the Elk's Youth Camp in 1950 for non-profit youth groups. At least one adult chaperone is required per 10 youths, ages 18 and under. Chaperones must be at least 21 years of age. The camp accommodates 68 people in six cabins, all with restrooms and air conditioning. The lodge provides complete kitchen and dining facilities. A fire ring is available for campfires. Pets are not permitted overnight. Service animals are welcome in all areas of the park. For additional information, or to make reservations, please call (954) 564-4521.


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Canoeing & Kayaking  

you can rent a canoe or kayak the  Rental is $5.30 including tax per boat. Capacity is 3 people per canoe. you can go on the inter coast if you like to canoe this is a good idea also unless you got ur own boat then you dont have to worry about rental fees

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Fishing

Fishing is allowed in designated areas.

Hiking/Nature Trail

The Coastal Hammock Trail provides hikers a 20-minute leisurely walk through a native coastal strand forest ecosystem. Interpretive signs along the trail provide information about the habitat and native flora. The Exotic Trail gives a different view of the park by including many plants brought here by Mr. Birch. It winds its way through a mix of native vegetation and non-native species.

Picnicking

Several shaded picnic areas with playground equipment, pavilions and barbecue grills are conveniently located close to parking throughout the park. Each of the three picnic pavilions is equipped with electricity and water and can accommodate approximately 75 people. The pavilions may be rented for $84.80 per day, tax included.

Swimming

Swimming is available in designated areas.

Tours

Ranger-guided walks are provided on the Coastal Hammock Trail during the winter season on Fridays at 10:30 a.m. Walks for organized groups, at other days and times, can be provided by pre-arrangement.

Visitor Center

The Terramar Visitor Center is Hugh Taylor Birch's home. Built in 1940, it is a mix of Mediterranean and Art Deco styles. It contains displays of the history of the area and an environmental display of this unique ecosystem. The Visitor Center is open 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays, and Holidays. Admission is free with paid park entrance.

Wildlife Viewing

Hugh Taylor Birch State Park offers premier birding for novice and expert alike. The park is known for many sightings of Caribbean species as well as migratory species, with over 200 species on the park’s bird list.

these are the diffent thing you can do at

Hugh Taylor Birch State Park