Turkey Creek Sanctuary

Palm Bay, United States

4.1

10 reviews

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+1 321-676-6690
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1518 Port Malabar Blvd NE, Palm Bay, FL, 32905
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
320 ftNe Port Malabar Blvd/ Cayuga Ave (NE Corner)
0.4 miPort Malabar Blvd/ Troutman Blvd
0.5 miNe Port Malabar Blvd/ Chello Ave
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10 reviews of Turkey Creek Sanctuary

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Place rating: 4
Orlando, FL
Pretty nice trail! Enjoyed walking around on a beautiful day. Yes you can hear the near-​by traffic sometimes, but the nature is really great and blocks all that out most of the time. There are little walk ways that take you away form the major trail. Very relaxing with their benches you can sit and chill and listen to nature. Even has a jogging trail with exercises you can do.
Place rating: 5
Palm Bay, FL
I’ve was lucky enough to group up a mile from Turkey Creek and have been going to the sanctuary since I can remember. My first experience was when I got lost and had to jump the fence to get out and run home before a huge storm came. The sanctuary means so much to me. The best place in Palm Bay to relax, walk, hike, read, kayak. The running trails are perfect. If you want a challenge, go to the other side is the creek, just past the bridge on port malabar and there is the start of a sevenish mile loop.
Place rating: 1
Knoxville, TN
No dogs allowed :/​we drove over to take a nice stroll with our small dog. No dogs on the trail, very disappointed after driving for an hour to get here.
Place rating: 5
Riverside, CA
I was introduced to this natural, peaceful quiet sanctuary by a friend (Karen). Manatees, turtles, raccoons, fish, and native foliage all up to a restful time. There are wooden slats dedicated to families and memories, as well as marriage proposals, and scriptures.
Place rating: 4
Palm Bay, FL
Located behind the Palm Bay community center. Drive to the back of the parking lot and on your right you’ll see a library and entrance to the sanctuary.
Boardwalk trails with multiple resting and viewing areas.
Plenty of wildlife and a small river for canoeing are available. Peace and quiet.
Place rating: 5
Lakeland, FL
A small but scenic park with great trails and lots of opportunities to see wildlife. There are picnic areas and good photo spots. There’s a cute little nature center with displays and activities for the little ones. There’s not much else to do, but if you want to take a scenic walk or kill an hour or two then you should definitely visit this park.
Place rating: 5
Vero Beach, FL
It’s a beautiful place to visit and enjoy old florida. A place to find peace and listen to nature. My husband and I are both photographers and we love finding places like this to capture our sightings on camera. It’s free to visit and it has a nice boardwalk to access the trails.
Place rating: 4
Newberry, FL
Easily access by boardwalk trails, bathroom facilities, ample parking, and convenient location may may you think that you aren’t really getting out into nature but after a few minutes on this trail you will find out what a great job they have done preserving a slice of undeveloped Florida. We saw several gopher tortoises, an alligator, and more turtles and fish then you could count. We really enjoyed watching the giant gars swimming by as we watched from the boardwalk overlook.
Place rating: 4
St. Petersburg, FL
Nice little park. Went for a Sunday afternoon stroll in Janurary and it’s a great little piece of the natural Florida. A beautiful walk through the woods and a boardwalk with views of the creek, can’t ask for much more.
Place rating: 4
Melbourne, FL
This is a great place to take a nice stroll. Lots and lots of shady spots, animal sightings, and if you stand at the canoe/​kayak launch you can see lots of turtles, fish and possibly alligators, if you’re lucky (or unlucky, if you don’t like alligators). There’ s an elevated boardwalk with railings, and it’s plenty wide enough that you aren’t stepping to the side when people come the opposite direction. I believe they also have spots for picnicking and a running/​calisthenics trail as well. Great place to walk with kids.