Flamingo Visitor Center Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Flamingo Visitor Center. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Everglades National Park: Self-Guided Driving Audio Tour

• Everglades National Park Self-Guided Audio Tour

• Self-Guided Driving Audio Tour of Everglades National Park

• Florida Audio Tour Bundle - 3 Private Sightseeing Tours

While the Flamingo Visitor Center is free to visit, you can learn more about its renovations, as well as other fun facts about Everglades National Park, on a self-guided tour. Self-guided audio tours range from US$15 to US$35; prices depend on the tour duration and the number of stops included.

Yes, the Flamingo Campground is nearby, featuring a variety of sites, including electric, non-electric, and trailer spots. Reservations are not required but are encouraged. You can also rent Eco-Tents near the Flamingo Campground for a most rustic experience, or stay at the Flamingo Lodge for more creature comforts.

Yes, you can rent canoes, bicycles, motorboats, and kayaks from the Activities Booth at the Flamingo Visitor Center. Rentals are open from 8am until 3pm and all rented equipment must be returned to the Activities Booth by 5pm. The Activities Booth is near the marina fuel pumps.

Yes, you can take two different boat tours from the Flamingo Visitor Center: One is a year-round backwater tour of Whitewater Bay, which travels from the Buttonwood Canal through Coot Bay and Tarpon Creek; the second is a boat tour of Florida Bay and is available seasonally, typically from November to April.

The Flamingo Visitor Center—now reopened as the Guy Bradley Visitor Center—is a visitor center for the Everglades National Park in Homestead, Florida. It is 38 miles (61 kilometers) south of the Everglades National Park’s main entrance. The center has a gift shop, park rangers, backcountry permits, and a public boat ramp.