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Everglades National Park

A subtropical climate, a broad, shallow river, and a unique variety of plant and animal life make Everglades National Park well worth the visit. Wildlife species include the Florida Panther, American Crocodile, and West Indian Manatee, all three of which are on the endangered species list. This 1,506,539-acre expanse of wilderness can be explored throughout the year; guided tours led by park rangers are available. Named a World Heritage Site, an International Biosphere Reserve, and a Wetland of International Importance, the park is without question a national landmark and treasure.

Camp Owaissa Bauer

Camp Owaissa Bauer located on 199 woodland acres, facility features six cabins that accommodate up to 150 overnight campers. Amenities include a swimming pool, baseball field, volleyball court, nature trails, restrooms and a dining and social room that accommodates up to 200 people. For your security and safety, a park manager is also present on the grounds. The layout makes the camp popular for large, organized gatherings. Call ahead to check availability and for additional information.

Elliott Key Campsite

Associated with Biscayne National Park, Elliott Key Campsite island campground, accessible only by boat, is a great spot for those who enjoy rustic living. The campground includes 40 primitive island tent sites. Limited campground amenities include showers, restrooms and drinking water. Campers should bring all supplies and food and must pack out their own trash. Tour boats visit the island and will drop off campers. Call for more details.

Homestead Bayfront Marina

Homestead Bayfront Marina popular south Dade County marina's location, which is next to the Convoy Point Visitor Center, headquarters for Biscayne National Park, makes it an excellent launch point for boaters visiting the park. The marina offers wet slips and boat launch ramps. The marina also features fuel sales and a bait and tackle shop.

Homestead Miami Speedway

If you're an auto racing enthusiast or if you simply enjoy spending time outdoors in the warm Miami sunshine, make sure to make time for a trip to Homestead Miami Speedway. With 1.5 miles of track, the speedway is very popular for NASCAR races, community events and even track rentals. Though the Speedway is active 260 days a year, don't miss the Toyota Indy 300 held every spring!

Skydive!

For adrenaline junkies only. If you have not tried skydiving, this may be the place to start. Your first jump will be a 120 mile per hour free fall tandem sky-dive. This is the experience of a lifetime, complete with a fantastic aerial show and a five-minute flight under a parachute built for two. A licensed instructor guides all first jumps. Keep in mind that you must be over 18 years old, have a photo ID and weigh under 225 pounds. Call for more information.

Redland Golf and Country Club

This older 18-hole public golf course, designed by Red Lawrence and opened in 1949, is 6,613 yards, par 72 from the back tees and 5,639 yards, par 72 from the front tees. Golf carts are included in the greens fees. The course permits shoes with metal spikes and rents clubs. There is also a great restaurant and a banquet facility. Call for tee times.

Black Point Marina

At the Black Point Marina a popular marina, located north of Homestead Bayfront Park in south Dade County, you will find 178 wet slips, 10 boat launch ramps, a bait and tackle shop, dry dock storage, canoe ramps and fuel. The marina also features boat rentals, fishing charters, a dive shop and a restaurant. This is a great place for avid boaters and water sports enthusiasts.

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