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Sandhill Crane Wetlands
formerly known as C-18 Triangle
South of the C-18 Canal in the northwest corner of the Palm Beach Country Estates
A wonderland of wilderness and wetlands.
Open Sunrise to Sunset, 365 Days a Year
At a Glance
Primitive swamp trompers paradise!
Over 130 acres of pristine wetland habitats are found at this site. Mesic flatwoods, hydrick hammock, wet prairie, depression marsh, and dome swamp span the property. During the rainy season (June - November) up to three feet of water fill the depression marshes leaving muddy circles on the land during the winter and spring dry seasons. Whatever season you visit this site in, be sure to bring your water or mud shoes!
Features
- Feeding and roosting habitats for wading birds
including white ibis, tri-colored heron, snowy egret, and little blue heron - Wetland plants galore
including red maple, pond apple, dahoon, sawgrass, and pond cypress - Part of the
Jeaga Wildways.
Before You Go
This site is accessible by pedestrian traffic only.
There is no designated parking area.