- PLACES / WILD TAMARIND TRAIL
A shady 1/3 mile loop within an older-growth area of the park. Has informational markers for some of the tree species. Part gravel, part mulched. This trail winds through the park’s beautiful tropical hardwood hammock, allowing visitors to view many of the area’s native hardwood species. You will even see cinnamon bark here! Very short trail but effective in making you feel like you’re in the forest.
Submitted by Liz Trueblood
Cell Receptions
ExcellentADA Accessible
NoOpen Season
Fall,Spring,Summer,WinterStroller Friendly
NoTerrain Type
DirtWater Fountain
YesBathrooms
YesPet Friendly
YesFee
$8.00Nearby convenience store
YesCamping Nearby
YesEmergency support within 5 miles
YesTrail Length/Type
0.30 mi., Loop
Helpful Trail Information
Playground, Ranger Led Hikes, and Shaded Hike Ranger led hikes some days, mostly shaded, picnic areas nearby.
Parking Details
State park entry fee is $8 per vehicle + $0.50 per person, or covered in an annual pass. Lots of parking.
Stroller terrain
No Wheels
