easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal walking on natural terrain required.
Step back in time on the Jungle Prada Site History Tour, exploring ancient Florida history and coastal nature near St. Petersburg. Join an expert guide for a private, immersive experience highlighting significant archaeological finds.
1 Hour and 30 Minutes • Ages 2+ • Explore 1000 Years of Florida History
#Discover a hidden oasis in St. Petersburg, and explore one of the best-preserved American Indian Sites in Florida AND Narváez Expedition landing site!
1 Hour and 30 Minutes Gate Opens 30 Minutes Before the Tour
The Jungle Prada Tour is an immersive cultural experience at a one-of-a-kind historic landmark where 1,000 years of Florida history comes together. Explore this hidden St. Petersburg, Florida gem on our historian-led walking tour. The privately-owned Anderson property, sometimes known as Sacred Lands, features one of the best-preserved American Indian mounds in the state. A small museum with archaeological artifacts is included with admission. Advance registration is required.
Park at Jungle Prada de Narvaez Park, on the corner of Park Street N. and Elbow Lane N. (1700 Park St N., St. Petersburg, FL 33710). Follow the yellow arrows and look for our entrance gate to the left of the boat ramps. Call 727-430-2677 before the tour if you need help finding us.
The terrain around the site is uneven with natural trails, so sturdy shoes will keep you steady.
Florida’s subtropical environment means you might encounter mosquitoes, especially near water.
Carry water as there are limited facilities on the trail and the Florida sun can be intense.
Please do not touch or remove artifacts and follow the guide’s instructions to preserve the site.
The Jungle Prada Site contains shell mounds constructed by indigenous inhabitants over 1,000 years ago, offering insight into early native life on Florida’s Gulf Coast.
Efforts focus on protecting the fragile archaeological remains and native habitats, emphasizing responsible tourism and preservation education.
Provides support and traction on uneven dirt trails throughout the year.
Quick protection against Florida’s frequent summer and spring showers.
summer|spring|fall specific
Helps deter mosquitoes and other insects prevalent near water and vegetation.
spring|summer|fall specific
Staying hydrated is critical in Florida’s warm climate during any visit.