Sweetwater Hammock Preserve
Located on the North Fork of the St. Lucie River, the property protects a remnant portion of the historic ecosystem within the North Fork Greenway.
| Size: | 7 acres |
| Habitat: | A young hammock containing live oak, laurel oak and cabbage palm |
| Trails: | A quarter mile self-guiding interpretive trail winds through a hammock, identifying common flora. |
| Other Improvements: | Canoe pull-out, canoe launch and picnic table. |
| Commonly Seen Wildlife: | Red-bellied woodpecker |
| Location: |
4100 South 25th Street, Ft. Pierce. Located south of Bell Avenue. |
| Management: | St. Lucie County Environmental Resources. Purchased with assistance of Florida Communities Trust's Florida Forever Program in 2000. |
| Note: |
Canoe launch is 100 yards from the parking lot. A cart is recommended.
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Quick Links
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