This is a neat place to explore for a few hours. The state turned the abandoned WWII airfield into a public wildlife refuge/park. They maintain a 4 mile paved road around the park with various historic stops (w/markers) along the route. There are also many roads and things to see that aren't on the map.  |
| The entrance sign |
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| Map and info |
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| Rules |
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| No Dogs or swimming. There's gators here so swimming is definitely out. |
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| fishing pier |
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| fishing pier |
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| Tigger stayed inside a lot during this adventure |
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| Another fishing pier |
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| I hope you can read these after you click to enlarge them?! |
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| Marker |
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| info marker |
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| more info |
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| more info |
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| Prepare for take off Tigger |
This is one of the few things left in the park from WWII.
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| I think it's a munitions bunker. You be the judge. |
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| It's made of thick reinforced concrete |
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| The roof is still solid after 70 years |
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| A view of a View from a munitons bunker roof |
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| Time for a Tigger break |
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