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Nature preserves in Treasure Coast, Florida

69 nature preserves across Treasure Coast on DSCVR GO. Nature preserves include Ansin Riverfront Conservation Area, Blind Creek Riverside South and Blue Cypress Conservation Area.

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Parks · Fort Pierce

Citrus Hammock Preserve

Preserve with a half-mile interpretive nature trail, catch-and-release pond, picnic tables and benches. Watch for alligators near the pond and bank. The county describes a canoe/kayak stop-over; this is not a confirmed vehicle-access boat launch.

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Parks · Fort Pierce

George LeStrange Preserve

Preserve around Lake Zobel with catch-and-release fishing, picnic tables, biking and a lake-loop nature trail. The county confirms the full lake trail has reopened, while the river trail remains closed during footbridge work. Only nonmotorized and electric-mot

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Parks · Fort Pierce

Gordy Road Preserve

Gordy Road Preserve has a half-mile interpretive nature trail, catch-and-release lake, fishing dock, disc golf, picnic facilities and grills. Disc golf is popular on weekends; share the course and trails considerately. Nearby Ten Mile Creek water-preserve and

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Fishing · Stuart

Halpatiokee Regional Park

Regional park with soccer and ball fields, tennis and pickleball courts, a roller-hockey rink and picnic pavilions. Sports areas may have scheduled uses. Primitive campsite bookings and trail-specific rules are handled separately by the county.

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Parks · Port St. Lucie

McCarty Ranch Preserve

Preserve with walking and riding trails, disc golf, fishing and designated paddling areas. Camping requires a paid reservation. Swimming and wading are prohibited; some areas are restricted.

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