Basic Information
Address	17555 SW 79 Avenue, Miami, Florida
Phone Number	305-255-4767
Hours of Operation	Sunrise to Sunset
Amenities and Facilities
Maps and Plans	Facility View  Park Map  Site Plan

Bill Sadowski Park and Nature Center offers three distinct habitats within thirty acres; pineland, tropical hardwood hammock, and a drained Everglades slough.  The main building houses a live animal exhibit of native freshwater fish, arthropods, reptiles and amphibians, including a newly dedicated 822-gallon freshwater aquarium.  A nature trail leads visitors through various plant communities to a canal where canoeing and fishing are available.  Solution holes and Karst limestone formations are visible along the way.  Encompassed within the park grounds are also a native tree arboretum, and a bird watching area.

• Eco-adventure tours offered
• Continuous nature study and outreach programs for all ages, including school-aged children and organized groups
• Nature trails, bird-watching site and guided tours offered
• Site of geological formations, including ancient sloughs with limestone rock formations, pinnacle arches and solution holes
• Fishing canal nearby
• Picnic shelters, tables playground, restrooms
• Observatory site for the Southern Cross Astronomical Society, which conducts free star-gazing programs with telescopes, lectures, slide shows, and more
• Canoe rentals