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Nature Preserve and Park. Many walking trails, boardwalk, pier, museum, and wildlife exhibits.

Site consists predominantly of pine flatwoods and hydric hammock located along the North Fork of the St. Lucie River. An on-site educational facility provides various environmental programs.

A high quality, diverse landscape with a mosaic of wet and mesic flatwoods, depression marshes, and dome swamps. This area includes habitat used by the federally Endangered snail kite, wood stork, and Florida panther.

Primarily estuarine habitats including mangroves, salt marshes, estuarine bay and associated mudflats, oyster bars, and seagrass beds. Some areas of freshwater marsh, cypress swamps, coastal strand, scrub, pine flatwoods and cabbage palm/oak hammock.

Hydric hammock and mixed hardwood swamp, on western end of Lake Jesup. Has one of the world's largest known living cypress trees.