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The ideal time to visit Everglades National Park is during the dry season, which runs from December through April. During these months, temperatures are mild and pleasant, typically ranging from the mid-70s to low 80s Fahrenheit, with lower humidity and minimal rainfall. This period also offers the best wildlife viewing opportunities as animals concentrate around remaining water sources. The dry season coincides with Florida's peak tourist season, bringing larger crowds but offering optimal conditions for all park activities. The wet season (May through November) brings hot, humid conditions with frequent afternoon thunderstorms and increased mosquito activity, though visitors can enjoy fewer crowds and lush vegetation. Bird watching is particularly rewarding during the winter months when many migratory species make the Everglades their temporary home.

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Everglades National Park is located at the southern tip of Florida, spanning across 1.5 million acres from south of Orlando to Florida Bay. The park has multiple entrance points, with the main visitor centers located in Homestead (Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center), Miami (Shark Valley Visitor Center), and Everglades City (Gulf Coast Visitor Center). This vast wetland preserve represents the largest tropical wilderness in the United States, stretching across three counties: Miami-Dade, Monroe, and Collier. The park's extensive network of waterways and marshlands creates a unique ecosystem that's easily accessible from major Florida cities like Miami, Naples, and Fort Myers.

Everglades National Park offers a diverse range of activities that showcase its unique ecosystem and abundant wildlife. Visitors can explore the park's waterways through guided boat tours or by renting canoes and kayaks to paddle through mangrove tunnels and sawgrass marshes. Airboat tours, available in designated areas, provide an exciting way to experience the River of Grass. The park features numerous boardwalks and hiking trails, including the popular Anhinga Trail and Gumbo Limbo Trail, offering excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing, particularly alligators, wading birds, and diverse plant species. Biking is popular along the Shark Valley Tram Road, where visitors can also climb the observation tower for panoramic views. Fishing enthusiasts can enjoy both freshwater and saltwater fishing with proper permits. The park offers ranger-led programs, including guided walks, talks, and educational presentations about the ecosystem and conservation efforts. For photography enthusiasts, the park provides countless opportunities to capture unique wildlife and landscape shots, particularly during the golden hours of sunrise and sunset.