Ecotourism
Martin County in an outdoor paradise with its four-story height restriction, over 100k acres of park and conservation land, five state parks, including Jonathan Dickinson State Park, the largest in Southeast Florida, a federally designated Wild and Scenic River, the Nathaniel P. Reed Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge, four aquatic preserves and the Indian River Lagoon, one of the most bio-diver estuaries in the Northern hemisphere.
Across these lands and waters, you can find any trail to suite your adventure- paddle through a mangrove channel, take a short walk through a coastal dune forest, wander through towering pinelands, or step back in time in a tropical hammock forest.
So what are you waiting for? Come find your unforgettable outdoor experience here in Martin County.
Did You Know?
Here in Martin County, we have a strong love for nature. For many, it’s what drew us here to begin with. From the pristine forests that seem to transport us back in time, to the beautiful blue waters that we can enjoy year-round, it’s hard to imagine Martin County without these incredible natural resources. That’s why we have decided to take the next step to ensure their preservation by partnering with Leave No Trace!
Martin County’s natural beauty and attractions offer up a treasure trove of activities—without the crowds of its popular next-door neighbors. From rodeos to high-end shopping, art galleries and one-of-a-kind museums to eco-friendly sea- turtle adventures, Martin County gets right to the heart of ‘Old Florida.’
