Dutton Island Preserve - Atlantic Beach, Florida

Dutton Island Preserve es un hermoso parque y atracción turística ubicada en Atlantic Beach, Florida, específicamente en la dirección 793 Dutton Island Rd W, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233. Este lugar es fácilmente accesible y cuenta con estacionamiento y entradas especialmente diseñadas para personas en silla de ruedas.

Este parque ofrece una variedad de actividades al aire libre, como senderismo, mesas de picnic, parrillas para barbacoa, y sanitarios públicos. Además, es un lugar ideal para ir con niños, ya que cuenta con rutas de senderismo diseñadas especialmente para ellos, así como con áreas de juego y recreación.

Otra de las grandes ventajas de Dutton Island Preserve es que permite la entrada de perros, por lo que puedes disfrutar de un agradable paseo con tu mascota. El parque cuenta con una gran variedad de senderos y rutas, por lo que es perfecto para aquellos que buscan realizar actividades físicas y disfrutar de la naturaleza.

Según las opiniones de los visitantes, Dutton Island Preserve tiene una opinión media de 4.7/5, basada en 345 valoraciones según Google My Business. Los comentarios de los visitantes destacan la belleza del lugar, la limpieza y el buen mantenimiento de las instalaciones, así como la amabilidad y la ayuda del personal.

Opiniones de Dutton Island Preserve

Ben San Roman

5/5

Muy bonito lugar para caminar, realizar carne asada.

Melvin Diaz

5/5

Exelente

Nene williams

5/5

Wonderful peaceful place to fish, walk, or enjoy nature. Many different trails and sights to see. A definite must visit.

Larissa Mouton

5/5

It was a very well-kept, peaceful, and nice nature trail. In the woods for real! Love it. There's about 4 trails here, but no more than that. Very friendly. Nice marsh to see at the end. Love the store of the man who lived in a house there for many years. I also see a lot of families 6 here with their little ones.

Jose Perez Vasquez

3/5

Very nice place. I walked to the right of the entrance down one of the smaller paths and a large homeless encampment is present there. It’s littered with trash, furniture, and other items. It made me not want to continue down that path. The left side of the preserve looks to be cleared so stick to that side of the park

D G (ConsumerGuru)

5/5

What a lovely asset for local communities. You can walk, hike, fish, launch a boat or even camp overnight (with permission of course). Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts, and Boy Scouts all love this close by and pretty easy nature walk. There are even a few heritage trees but get there soon as the island has been experiencing the negative effects of climate change wherein salt water intrusion and pest pressure recently have been steadily diminishing the mature tree canopy with more than 100 trees dying each year . At the current rate, it may be a more barren island with just palm trees and therefore much less wildlife in a few years.

Cam Mil (Dog Mom)

5/5

Just went for a walk here again today, brought our dog this time. It's not too long, the trail is well maintained with very few muddy areas. It's fun to spot all the different bird houses people have hung along the trail. It's also not usually as busy as some other local trails, even though it has plenty of parking.

Maxim Verenich

5/5

Nice place for a short hike on a sunny day!