easy
1–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels since the tour is self-paced with minimal elevation changes
Discover Florida’s wildlife and conservation efforts on your own schedule with a self-guided tour at North Florida Wildlife Center in Lamont. Explore natural habitats and meet fascinating animals in this family-friendly outdoor adventure.
Experience the natural beauty of Florida with a self-guided General Admission tour at the North Florida Wildlife Center in Lamont. This unique outdoor adventure offers visitors the freedom to explore various habitats at their own pace, allowing for a personalized connection with the native wildlife. As you wander through the Wildlife Center’s grounds, you’ll encounter a variety of fascinating animals including birds, reptiles, and mammals that are native to the region. Informative signage and exhibits provide insight into the conservation efforts that help protect these species and their environments. Ideal for families, solo travelers, and nature enthusiasts, this experience promotes environmental education while encouraging responsible outdoor exploration. Enjoy peaceful walking trails, shaded areas, and the chance to observe wildlife in spacious enclosures designed to mimic natural habitats. This low-impact activity is perfect for anyone looking to spend quality time outdoors, learning about Florida’s rich biodiversity and the importance of wildlife preservation. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing nature outing or an educational day trip, the North Florida Wildlife Center’s General Admission tour is a fantastic choice that highlights the beauty and importance of conservation in the Sunshine State.
The tour involves walking on natural trails, so sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable throughout your visit.
Florida’s climate can be warm, so carry water to stay refreshed while exploring the Wildlife Center.
Mosquitoes and other insects are common, especially near water areas — insect repellent will improve comfort.
Respect signage and animal enclosures to ensure both your safety and the well-being of the wildlife.
The North Florida Wildlife Center has been serving conservation and education goals since it was established to rehabilitate injured native species.
The center focuses on educating visitors about wildlife protection, habitat conservation, and the importance of preserving Florida’s native ecosystems.
Provides support for walking on natural trails throughout the year.
Helps you stay hydrated in Florida’s warm and humid climate.
summer specific
Prevents bites from mosquitoes and other insects common near water habitats.
spring specific
Protects your face and head from sun exposure during long outdoor periods.
summer specific