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Crowley Museum and Nature Center
Crowley Museum and Nature Center embodies the old world of Florida. Pioneer cabins, blacksmith shops, and a sugar cane mill are carefully preserved for visitors and guests to discover. Alongside a decorated museum of artifacts found and exhibited to help visitors imagine the world our ancestors lived in.
Crowley has also designed a nature center with a 3/8 mile long trail that offers hands-on learning stations for the younger children. Your kids can discover the animals, birds, and insects native to the Sunshine State.
Group activities include children's safety in outdoor settings, survival training, a day on the farm, a day as a pioneer, and many more. These group activities are offered for younger kids and adults alike!
And when you think you've seen it all, a half-mile boardwalk allows for a stroll through Florida habitats such as Maple Branch Swamps and Tatum Sawgrass Marshes. At the end of the journey, enjoy sightseeing in the observatory overlooking the Myakka River.
Crowley has also designed a nature center with a 3/8 mile long trail that offers hands-on learning stations for the younger children. Your kids can discover the animals, birds, and insects native to the Sunshine State.
Group activities include children's safety in outdoor settings, survival training, a day on the farm, a day as a pioneer, and many more. These group activities are offered for younger kids and adults alike!
And when you think you've seen it all, a half-mile boardwalk allows for a stroll through Florida habitats such as Maple Branch Swamps and Tatum Sawgrass Marshes. At the end of the journey, enjoy sightseeing in the observatory overlooking the Myakka River.
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Crowley Museum and Nature Center Tour | Herald-Tribune
Crowley Museum and Nature Center Tour | Herald-Tribune
