Everglades City Accessibility Overview
Activities
- Trails: There are two 100-foot boardwalks that lead through the mangroves to the Barron River. The center boardwalk is wheelchair accessible from the gift shop.
- Docks: The gangway to the dock has railings, but the dock and kayak launch are not wheelchair accessible.
- Boat Rentals: The kayak launch is not adaptive at this time, and the dock is not accessible for wheelchairs.
- Mangrove Tour: The dock and vessel are not wheelchair accessible. Passengers must be able to walk to and board the vessel.
- Thousand Islands Tour: The path and gangway to board the vessel are wheelchair accessible.
Everglades Tower Accessibility Overview
- Sidewalks and Pathways: The area is set on an asphalt lot with a concrete ramp leading to the building.
- Public Areas: The building is accessible via ramp; the observation tower is only accessible by stairs.
- Doors: Exterior building doors are not automated.
- Parking: One designated accessible parking spot is available on-site.
- Flooring: The building interior features concrete epoxy flooring.
Restrooms
The only restroom is located on park property across the street.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the trails in Everglades City accessible?
The center 100-foot boardwalk is wheelchair accessible from the gift shop. Other boardwalks are walkable, but not all are accessible.
Is the dock wheelchair accessible?
The gangway has railings, but the dock and kayak launch are not wheelchair accessible.
Which boat tour is fully wheelchair accessible?
The Thousand Islands Tour has a wheelchair-accessible path and gangway for boarding.
Are restrooms accessible?
There is one restroom located across the street on park property. The content does not specify ADA features.