Visit the Florida Everglades and witness nature's wonders all around
you while
fishing around a river of grass in our
late model bass boats! It's a thrill plus very
educational. Stay confident
this is not just
another airboat tour a experience that you get
to explore and catch bass all in one!
Home to hundreds of creepy creatures and watery wildflowers, the
Everglades Holiday Park is the perfect place for
both entertainment and learning. Explore a
forest of unspoiled wonders at the Everglades
Holiday Park and see for yourself what makes the
wetlands so wildly wonderful! "The Everglades is
a attraction in Fort Lauderdale not to be
missed." The hidden secrets of nature's own will
develop your curiosity as you explore Everglades
Holiday Park in Fort Lauderdale, Broward County.
Come on down let's go fishin!
Bass Fishing Trips!
Everglades Bass Fishing trips,
include everything along with tackle, all that is
missing is you. Trips
are available for 2, 4, 6 & 8 hours of fishing and sightseeing.
Reservation are a must, trip need to be scheduled in advance. We can
generally accommodate you with as little as a couple hours notice, so
don't pass up the opportunity for a true Everglades experience. We can
meet you at Everglades Holiday park or arrange for pickup. The
Everglades is indeed an angler's paradise and the perfect place to catch
the trophy bass of your dreams. Whether you're a fisherman or just a
naturist, this is a cool way to see the Everglades!
Everglades Holiday Park Bass Fishing Reports!
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What's new, regarding
Everglades Holiday Park?
To achieve the optimal public recreational experience at Everglades Holiday Park (EHP)Broward County is collecting information related to Everglades Holiday Park in order to develop a vision of the optimal opportunities for public recreation for the area. The vision must not only reflect the recreational needs of residents and visitors, but also recognize environmental and regulatory constraints, our history and heritage, and historical educational opportunities in a sustainable manner.
A farmer's legacy of public recreation to Broward County Everglades Holiday Park is strategically located on land that was owned by a Broward County farmer who generously contributed the site to Broward County for public recreational use. The site was identified as a proposed recreational site by the agency that ultimately became the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD). Broward County leased the land to the agency that is now known as the Florida Fish and Game Conservation Commission, which in turn subleased it to a series of concessionaires. The site's four boat ramps provide boaters access to a significant portion of the Everglades. EHP is Broward County's only direct access to the Florida Everglades. Currently an educational group called Science Eye runs an environmental science education program for school children and others. The SFWMD's Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Program (CERP) has preliminary plans for a parking area, a bridge over the C-11 canal, restrooms, and an informational kiosk immediately adjacent to the site. Broward County's Greenways and Blueways master plan proposes a major trailhead at the site that would ultimately provide multipurpose trail access throughout Broward County.
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Local Government and Recreation Departments While all the municipalities of Broward County have potential interest in the facilities, the municipalities of Southwest Ranches, Weston, Pembroke Pines, and the Town of Davie may be especially interested due to their close proximity to Everglades Holiday Park. All are located within miles of EHP. In addition to general concerns, their recreation staff may have specific interest in the possible facilities and the ability to accommodate a wide range of recreational programs. |
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Recreation Users Some recreational users are: air-boaters, anglers, birders, campers, equestrians, hikers, bikers, kayakers, canoeists, power boaters, picnickers, tourists, scouts, and photographers. Many such users are involved in organizations such as: Florida Trail Riders, International Game Fish Association, Broward County Airboat, Halftrack and Conservation Club, Everglades Bass Masters of South Florida, South Florida Anglers for Everglades Restoration, etc. |
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Educators Public and private schools, local colleges, universities (BCC, FAU, FIU, Nova, McFatter Technical Center, etc.), and organizations such as Science Eye may be interested in the potential environmental, historical, educational, interpretive, and recreational opportunities. |
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Green Builders The U.S. Green Builders Council, the Florida Chapter together with its coalition of students and professionals, the Emerging Green Builders, may help proposed recreational facilities highlight green building principles. Many of the principles of green building were practiced by the native Americans and early pioneer settlers. |
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Environmentalists Those who are concerned with the preservation of natural resources and desire to educate the public on the ecological, aesthetic, and spiritual values of the natural environment may be interested in using Everglades Holiday Park. These individuals are often associated with organizations such as the Audubon Society, Sierra Club, Friends of the Everglades, the Native Plant Society, etc. |
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History and Heritage Our community’s roots provide a critical sense of place that reflects our unique place in the world and the contributions of our ancestors. Some of the groups that can help identify and interpret our roots are: the Miccosukee Tribe of Florida, the Seminole Tribe of Florida, the African American Research Library and Cultural Center, Dillard High School, the State Office of Historic Preservation, and the Broward Historical Commission. |
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