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October 2024 by Kris Clark
Love that they help the birds! The sanctuary could use some rebuilding to provide the birds with better habitats. Definitely sad seeing the birds in some of the cages they are kept in.
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October 2024 by andrea cardigliano
What an amazing place! The injured birds are doing so well that even the fit birds try to break into the aviaries. Beautiful, well-maintained facility. Unfortunately part of the path was closed. We would have liked to see more.
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October 2024 by Bradley Young
This place is amazing. Wild birds come from outside to hang out with the birds that are rehabilitating. It's even cooler than it sounds. Make sure you donate to these guys so that they can keep it going if you got anything to give.
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October 2024 by Mike Orzel
Small, but really well kept
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October 2024 by Amber Kaser
Loved my visit! The birds were delightfully interactive.
There’s a nice view at the end of the boardwalk too.
I wish they had the bird’s names and stories listed on their enclosures. (I found a only a few of the bird’s names/stories on their facebook page)
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February 2024 by Bob Chess
Folks are doing a nice job saving animals
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February 2024 by David Peterle
Great little sanctuary. Wheelchair accessible! The enclosures are well tended, and the informational placards are well made. Free Wi-Fi available to upload your photos too.
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February 2024 by Noor Smit
Besides the amazing views, it got an amazing iniative! Make sure to donate before you leave!
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February 2024 by Michael Sheridan
Nice place to stop in Key Largo and see some birds. The bird center does a great job caring for the birds and facility
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February 2024 by Ernie Glickman
Nice place to see some caged recuperating wild birds. Free but donation box at entrance. Worthy cause.. This is not a large place. 15 minutes to half hour or less walk on boardwalk around the cages. Not a lot of parking. Careful entering and exiting from Rt 1. Great break if headed to Key West.
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February 2024 by Gus Parera
Worth the stop. They help many wild injured birds get back to the wild.
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February 2024 by becca mahoney
I love what they do. Easy walking and observation.
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February 2024 by Danielle grey
June 2023 - So glad we decided to visit. Nice walkway with large, clean areas for bird rehabilitation & care. Informative signs explaining bird types, native area map and interesting facts. Free self guided tour with a donation.
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February 2024 by Donna Clapp
It was wonderful to be able to see so many beautiful birds up close. Loved the owls and hawks! Keep up the great work!
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February 2024 by jgillhespy james
Very cool place. The owls were especially amazing.
