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Myakka River State Park - Sarasota, FL
The Myakka River State Park is Florida's largest state park at 28,876 acres. The park is host
to about 200 different bird species as well as White-tailed Deer, Wild Turkey, Sandhill Cranes
and Black River Otter. Located just south of Sarasota on Florida's west coast, the park is on one
of the major bird migration routes. Even though birding is great all year, the best times are
from late fall through spring.
The park offers the following:
There is a nonimal entrance fee for park use.
Other interesting sights include:
In Brevard County, take I-95 to exit 81, State Road 46, travel west on SR 46 about 6.4 miles. There are two separated parking areas on the (north) side of the road.
For more information: Call the Florida Department of Environmental Protection at (831) 361-6511
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