Tree Tops Park located in Davie,FL is a 243-acre park with a 23-acre marsh area accessible by a boardwalk, including a 101-acre Pine Island Ridge. Pine Island Ridge, boasts the highest natural elevation in Broward County. Also available at Tree Tops are nature trails, walking/biking paths, equestrian trails and horse field, picnic areas, playgrounds, a butterfly garden, safety town, a gopher tortoise preserve, boating, fishing, and horse/pony rides.
Canoes and paddle boats can be rented from the marina/park office for use in the waterways for $7 per hour on weekdays, weekends and holidays. Rentals are available from morning to 5pm; the last rental goes out by 4pm.This will be very good during winter as during summer it will be pretty sunny.
Horse rides On weekends, horseback riding is one of the most popular activities at Tree Tops. There are more than seven miles of designated horse trails that will accommodate both horseback riders and energetic hikers alike. Experienced and inexperienced riders can choose from either a half-hour or full-hour trail ride led by experienced guides.For people of ages seven and older it is for $27.50 per hour. Pony rides for younger kids are also available in the corral for $1.50 per ride. All rides are weather and conditions permitting, so call ahead to make sure they're available before you go.
Picnic shelters are available for rental for parties. Large shelters hold 100-120 people and rent for $162, and small shelters hold 60-80 people and rent for $102 on weekends (weekdays are cheaper).
Tree Tops Park has a large hall that holds hundred 180 people. Large parties, weddings, birthdays, are held at this beautiful facility. Near the hall is a medium-sized patio that is also rented. The patio offers a beautiful setting for the wedding ceremony or for a medium size party.
Safety Town, sponsored by Memorial Health Systems, teaches pedestrian and bike safety, park safety, fire safety to name a few, to school aged children. This facility is available for school field trips only.
Butterfly Garden is another attraction here.Butterflies are not restricted here with nets.Its natural.The University of Florida’s department of zoology has recorded 54 species of butterflies on the ridge, of which three are uncommon in other areas of Broward County. A recent Environmentally Sensitive Land inventory notes that 148 different plant species grow here.Among the rare butterflies that we have in the park is the atala,Its larvae (caterpillars) feed only on one type of plant, the coontie plant, which is there in abundance at the park.
Nature Trails here features nature and equestrian trails winding through dense woodland, including a magnificent live oak hammock. It has three hiking/nature trails: the Live Oak Trail and the Seminole Trail are wood-chipped, and the Pine Island Ridge Trail consists of both paved path and wood-chipped trails, plus an observation tower. We could find Florida Orange trees full of Oranges here.One thing we need to be careful here is spider nets on the way.Together, these trails total about two miles.The observation decks along the marsh are perfect for observing both songbirds and water fowl, in addition to turtles and a variety of dragonflies and damselflies.
The Ridge here has been inhabited for more than 5,000 years, starting with the Tequesta Trace Indians. Myriad individual archaeological sites are located on Pine Island Ridge and its very name reveals its geological, ecological and archaeological significance.
Canoes and paddle boats can be rented from the marina/park office for use in the waterways for $7 per hour on weekdays, weekends and holidays. Rentals are available from morning to 5pm; the last rental goes out by 4pm.This will be very good during winter as during summer it will be pretty sunny.
Horse rides On weekends, horseback riding is one of the most popular activities at Tree Tops. There are more than seven miles of designated horse trails that will accommodate both horseback riders and energetic hikers alike. Experienced and inexperienced riders can choose from either a half-hour or full-hour trail ride led by experienced guides.For people of ages seven and older it is for $27.50 per hour. Pony rides for younger kids are also available in the corral for $1.50 per ride. All rides are weather and conditions permitting, so call ahead to make sure they're available before you go.
Picnic shelters are available for rental for parties. Large shelters hold 100-120 people and rent for $162, and small shelters hold 60-80 people and rent for $102 on weekends (weekdays are cheaper).
Tree Tops Park has a large hall that holds hundred 180 people. Large parties, weddings, birthdays, are held at this beautiful facility. Near the hall is a medium-sized patio that is also rented. The patio offers a beautiful setting for the wedding ceremony or for a medium size party.
Safety Town, sponsored by Memorial Health Systems, teaches pedestrian and bike safety, park safety, fire safety to name a few, to school aged children. This facility is available for school field trips only.
Butterfly Garden is another attraction here.Butterflies are not restricted here with nets.Its natural.The University of Florida’s department of zoology has recorded 54 species of butterflies on the ridge, of which three are uncommon in other areas of Broward County. A recent Environmentally Sensitive Land inventory notes that 148 different plant species grow here.Among the rare butterflies that we have in the park is the atala,Its larvae (caterpillars) feed only on one type of plant, the coontie plant, which is there in abundance at the park.
Nature Trails here features nature and equestrian trails winding through dense woodland, including a magnificent live oak hammock. It has three hiking/nature trails: the Live Oak Trail and the Seminole Trail are wood-chipped, and the Pine Island Ridge Trail consists of both paved path and wood-chipped trails, plus an observation tower. We could find Florida Orange trees full of Oranges here.One thing we need to be careful here is spider nets on the way.Together, these trails total about two miles.The observation decks along the marsh are perfect for observing both songbirds and water fowl, in addition to turtles and a variety of dragonflies and damselflies.
The Ridge here has been inhabited for more than 5,000 years, starting with the Tequesta Trace Indians. Myriad individual archaeological sites are located on Pine Island Ridge and its very name reveals its geological, ecological and archaeological significance.
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