Big Cypress Oasis Visitor Center - Visitor center in Ochopee - 52105 Tamiami Trail E, USA

Amazing place, you can see alligators in their natural habitat and many other animals also. You can hike. The place is well served.

The most alligators we've seen in one small spot! They were lying all over eachother. We did a tram tour in the area as well and seen roughly half the amount of alligators that this visitor center had. Park staff was very informative and polite. The visitor center was clean and well done. 5 🌟 all around!

This used to be one very nice rest area to stop at but it seems to have gone downhill there was no toilet paper in the bathrooms my wife was a little upset. Cleanliness not so much the boardwalk where you view the Gators is falling apart one day it's going to be in the water with the gators. Little bit of maintenance would help.

Nice boardwalk with lots of wildlife to see in a small area. We saw multiple alligators, lots of fish, and different birds. The visitor center is rather small, but has souvenirs, passport stamps, and an exhibit to read about alligator wrestling and its origins in the area.

Was a nice short stop. Lots of birds. Just a short boardwalk along the waterway with lots of gators! They have a visitor center where you can get Nat Pk Passport Samps and gifts.

Our kids wanted to see gators, this stop did not disappoint, we saw 6 right from the boardwalk despite the cool and overcast weather. Worth the pit stop! The fish and birds were pretty cool too!

The true highlight of this visitor center is the boardwalk out front from which I saw several adult alligators as well as gars and waterfowl. The alligators are safely behind a fence but close enough you can kindof grab "selfies" with them. There is also an interesting exhibit in the building about the Seminole tribe and their history in the area as well as a video about their tradition of alligator wrestling. It's a short stop but well worth the diversion.

One of the best places to get out & stretch your legs on Aligator alley. Plenty of trails to walk, lots of gators, birds, and fish to see also.