Top Nature in Miami

If you're into fishing, bring your gear! I spotted many people catching fish right from the shore, so it's a fun option if you have the time.

I highly recommend arriving before 10 AM to snag a good parking spot and get that morning beach vibe. It fills up fast trust me!

My advice is to pack your own snacks. The food options are a bit pricey, and you can save a ton just by bringing your own cooler.

I think it's worth checking the events calendar before you go. We stumbled upon a cool event that made our visit extra special, but I wish we’d planned for it!

If you're like me and love to chill on the beach, try to get there by 9 AM to snag a good spot. The later it gets, the harder it is to find a nice little nook!

Bring plenty of sunscreen, even if it looks cloudy. I got sunburned in areas I didn’t think would get hit, but I learned my lesson the hard way!

If you plan to bike, rent one from a nearby shop instead of the park. It’s usually cheaper and you get a better selection.

I recommend going early in the morning around 8 AM to beat the heat and the crowds. You'll get a quieter experience and can explore the trails at your own pace.

Check out the beach area. It's super chill and great for a picnic. Just remember to bring a towel because I didn't and ended up sitting on the sand!

I really enjoyed kayaking on the river, but I suggest you rent a kayak early in the day to avoid lines. The rental opens at 9 AM, and it gets busy really fast

Make sure to pack a cooler with snacks and water. There aren’t many places to grab food, and it's way cheaper than buying stuff in the park.

If you're into biking, I recommend bringing your own bike. The trails are awesome, plus rental bikes can be pricey and sometimes they're not in the best shape.

Check out the local art installations along the way. They kinda popped up unexpectedly for me, but it really added a nice touch to the whole vibe.

I think you should check the museum’s calendar before you go. During my visit, there was a cool temporary exhibit, and I had no idea until I got there!

If you can, rent a kayak or paddleboard to explore the area more authentically. It's a great way to see marine life and it's super chill!