Natural Resources

Tippecanoe Environmental Park is a 380 acre preserve consisting of oak scrub, scrubby flatwoods, pine flatwoods, coastal hammock, floodplain forest, salt marshes and mangrove swamps.  Tippecanoe is home to a family of Florida Scrub Jays, as well as a large population of gopher tortoises.  Boardwalks provide visitors the opportunity to observe the bird life within the mangroves and look out over the marshes.

To get there: Travel onto SR 776 toward the El Jobean area.  Tippecanoe is located behind the Charlotte Sport's Park Stadium.

Location Map - Trail Map - Fact Sheet

Amenities:

• Birding
• Canoe/Kayak
• Historic Features
• Nature Preserve
• Nature/Walking Trail
• Restrooms/Port-O-Lets

Download: Complete Facility Guide | Complete Program Guide | Birding Information | Parking Permits

 

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To learn more about the Conservation Charlotte program: call 941.764.4360 and ask for Natural Resources Division, or send us an email.

Amberjack Environmental Park | Cedar Point Environmental Park
Charlotte Flatwoods Environmental Park | Ann Dever Memorial Regional Park 
Tippecanoe Environmental Park | Tippecanoe II Mitigation Area

Nature Walk Schedule   |   Bird List

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For more information
Natural Resources
2050 Forrest Nelson Blvd
Port Charlotte, FL 33952-5209
941.613.3220
email: Andy.Stevens@charlottefl.com