Most people picture Miami as beaches and nightlife. The parks tell a different story. Old-growth hammock sits ten minutes from Brickell, and the Everglades start an hour west.
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This guide covers ten parks and preserves worth your time. It runs from a 7.8-acre urban hammock to a national preserve the size of a county. It also covers the rules that apply at each type of site.
Here is the required note first. The FDA has not approved CBD as a food additive. The FDA has also not evaluated these products to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Talk to a qualified medical professional before you start.
Know the Rules Before You Go
Parks are the trickiest category on this topic. Different sites fall under different governments, and the rules change with the boundary line.
Here is what that means in practice:
- City and county parks. Public consumption is generally prohibited. Treat hemp products like alcohol.
- Florida state parks. The state restricts public alcohol consumption within park grounds. Apply the same caution.
- National parks and preserves. Federal law applies on federal land, and it differs from Florida law.
- Never drive after use. Most of these sites require a drive. Florida treats THC-impaired driving as a criminal offense.
- Never operate a boat or kayak after use. Several sites here are water access only.
The simple answer works for all of them. Enjoy your purchase at home. Visit the parks separately. That keeps the day clean and keeps you out of trouble.
Federal law on hemp is also changing. Rules that apply today may not apply next year. Check current guidance before you travel with any hemp product.
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City Parks You Can Reach in Minutes
You do not need a road trip to find green space here. Three good stops sit inside the city.
Simpson Park Hammock
Simpson Park Hammock covers 7.8 acres at 55 SW 17th Road. It sits between Brickell and The Roads. Residents set the land aside in 1913 to protect what remained of Brickell Hammock.
This is a tropical hardwood hammock, and part of it is old-growth forest. Over 160 plant species grow inside, including endangered and threatened natives. The park sits on the Miami Rock Ridge, which puts it high above sea level by local standards.
A koi pond and shaded walking paths run through the property. Hours are limited, so check before you drive over. It is one of the quietest places in the urban core.
Maurice Gibb Memorial Park
Maurice Gibb Memorial Park sits at 18th Street and Purdy Avenue in Miami Beach. The park faces Biscayne Bay and stays small and walkable. It carries the name of the Bee Gees musician who died in 2003.
Facilities include a playground, restrooms, and shaded seating. A city water taxi stop operates from the park. Bay views make it a good short stop rather than a full afternoon.
Jungle Island
Jungle Island sits at 1111 Parrot Jungle Trail on Watson Island. The park houses birds, primates, and reptiles across a landscaped tropical setting. Tree canopy keeps much of the walkway shaded.
Doors open at 9:30 in the morning and close at 5:00. General admission runs around $29 per person, and parking costs extra. Animal encounters and ropes courses carry additional fees.
Reviews on this one vary. Some visitors enjoy the setting and the shows. Others raise concerns about enclosure sizes. Read recent reviews before you buy tickets.
Coastal Parks and Island Escapes
Four sites sit on or near the water. Each one delivers a different kind of day.
The Barnacle Historic State Park
The Barnacle Historic State Park sits at 3485 Main Highway in Coconut Grove. The house belonged to Ralph Middleton Munroe, a boat designer and early Grove resident. It is the oldest house in Miami-Dade County still standing in its original location.
A shaded walkway leads from the street through hardwood forest to the bay. Information boards line the path. Open lawn behind the house faces Biscayne Bay.
Admission runs about $2 per person, with ranger-guided house tours available. The park closes Tuesday and Wednesday. Plan around that.
Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park
Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park occupies the southern end of Key Biscayne. The Cape Florida Lighthouse dates to the 1820s and anchors the park. It is the oldest standing structure in Miami-Dade County.
Trails, beach, and bike rentals fill out the rest. Climbing tours of the lighthouse run on a limited schedule. Views from the top reach across the bay to the mainland.
This is a state park, so state rules apply. Leave hemp products at home for this visit.
Oleta River State Park
Oleta River State Park sits at 3400 NE 163rd Street in North Miami Beach. It is the largest urban state park in Florida. Mangrove shoreline and a calm lagoon beach define the water side.
Mountain bike trails run through the property at several difficulty levels. Kayak and paddleboard rentals operate on site. Picnic areas include grills.
The lagoon stays shallow and nearly waveless. Bring your own chairs and umbrella, because rentals are limited. Park rangers circulate regularly, and facilities stay clean.
West Islands Nature Park
West Islands Nature Park sits in Biscayne Bay off Coconut Grove. It covers two sandy barrier islands. Access is by boat only, which keeps crowds thin.
The islands serve as habitat for birds, rays, turtles, and fish. Seagrass beds sit off the east side. Snorkeling works at high tide and not much before it.
Facilities include a dock with cleats, picnic tables, grills, and a covered structure. A soft sand beach lets you land a dinghy. Sunset from here is the main event.
One rule applies without exception. Whoever runs the boat stays sober. That is not negotiable.
The Big Wild: Federal Lands Near Miami
Three federal sites sit within driving distance. These are the largest and least developed places on this list. They also carry the most legal complexity.
Federal law governs hemp products on federal land, and it differs from Florida law. That law is also changing. Leave hemp products at home for all three of these trips.
Biscayne National Park
Biscayne National Park protects the bay south of Miami. Roughly 95 percent of the park is underwater. It covers coral reef, mangrove shoreline, and the northernmost Florida Keys.
Headquarters sit at Convoy Point near Homestead. Most of the park requires a boat to reach. Boat tours, paddling, and snorkeling trips run from the visitor center.
The mainland visitor center offers a short shoreline walk and exhibits. That works if you are short on time.
Everglades National Park
Everglades National Park spreads west and south of the city. Sawgrass prairie, slow-moving water, and hardwood hammocks define the landscape. Wading birds and alligators are the headline wildlife.
Shark Valley sits along Tamiami Trail and offers a tram loop and a bike path. The Ernest F. Coe entrance near Homestead opens the southern section. Boardwalk trails give you access without a long hike.
Winter is the better season. Summer brings heat, rain, and heavy mosquitoes. Bring repellent regardless.
Big Cypress National Preserve
Big Cypress National Preserve borders the Everglades to the north. Congress established it in 1974 as the first national preserve. Cypress strands, wet prairie, and pine islands cover the land.
Tamiami Trail runs straight through it. The Oasis Visitor Center offers exhibits and a boardwalk over a canal. Alligators gather there in dry season.
Loop Road gives you a slow scenic drive off the main highway. Night skies here are notably dark by South Florida standards. Cell service drops out in much of the preserve.
Planning a Nature Day in South Florida
The heat is the main variable. Plan around it and the rest falls into place.
- Go early. Wildlife moves at dawn, and the heat builds by ten.
- Bring more water than you expect to drink.
- Pack repellent. Mosquitoes get serious near standing water.
- Check hours and closures. The Barnacle closes two days a week.
- Confirm entry fees. State parks and Jungle Island each charge separately.
- Download maps offline. Service drops in the Everglades and Big Cypress.
Visit Us Before You Head Out
GŪD Supply sits at 502 NW 54th Street in Miami. We are central to most of the city and close to the highways heading west and south.
You can reach us easily from these neighborhoods:
- Wynwood and the Miami Design District
- Buena Vista and Upper Buena Vista
- Model City and Liberty City
- Little River and El Portal
- Allapattah, Brownsville, and West Little River
Local landmarks sit nearby. The Shoppes of Liberty City and The Shops at Midtown Miami are both a short drive. So are the Little Haiti Cultural Complex and Caribbean Marketplace.
Wynwood Walls pulls visitors from across South Florida. Jackson Memorial Hospital anchors the University of Miami Health District to our south. Miami International Airport sits west along the expressway.
See our locations page for directions and current hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I bring hemp products into a national park? No. Federal law applies on federal land, including Everglades National Park, Biscayne National Park, and Big Cypress National Preserve. That law differs from Florida law. Leave hemp products at home.
What about Florida state parks? State parks restrict public alcohol consumption on park grounds. Hemp products deserve the same caution. That applies to Bill Baggs, Oleta River, and The Barnacle.
Which park is best for a short visit? Simpson Park Hammock and Maurice Gibb Memorial Park both work in under an hour. Both sit inside the city.
Which park is best for a full day? Oleta River State Park offers biking, paddling, and a swimming lagoon in one place. Bill Baggs pairs beach with the lighthouse.
How do I get to West Islands Nature Park? By boat only. There is no road access. The islands sit in Biscayne Bay off Coconut Grove.
Do I need to be 21 to buy? Yes. GŪD Supply sells only to customers 21 and older. We verify age online and in store.
Where can I learn more about hemp? Our Cannabis 101 page covers the basics without the jargon.
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South Florida packs old-growth forest, coral reef, and sawgrass prairie into one metro area. WYLD CBD gummies are an easy pickup while you plan the trip. Grab a pack and go see what is out there.
A final reminder before you shop. You must be 21 or older to buy. The FDA has not approved CBD as a food additive. It has not evaluated these products to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please consult a qualified medical professional before use.
Never drive, paddle, or operate a boat after use. Leave hemp products at home when you visit state or federal land.
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