A small handful of beautiful paved pathways surrounded by beautiful vegetation, and lots of animals to see if you walk quietly. Wild hare, tons of exotic looking lizards, iguanas, moles, birds, butterflies, and more. Its very shaded and cool even in Summer. Its 9 acres in total so if you go off the path theres lots more nature to explore.

Great place to go birding

The nature trail is beautiful, taking you through the endangered scrub ecosystem and the pinelands. Not too much wildlife besides your average birds and squirrels but worth a hike. Glad the city preserved this area.

Located at the back of George Snow Park the Serenoa Glade preserve is nine acres in size and is open 8 AM to sunset. It sits on the line between the Atlantic Coastal Ridge and the pine flatwoods where the Everglades used to be before the early 1900s. The name of this preserve is taken from the scientific name of the saw palmetto that is found in this area, serenoa repens. There is a paved path that goes through the scrub and pine flatwoods. This path is wheelchair accessible. There is also a small portion of dirt path that leaves the paved trail and reconnects to it. There is a covered picnic pavilion if you would like to bring food with you. I saw a lot of dragonflies, lizards, and small birds. The highlight for me was seeing a bright red cardinal hopping around in a tree. Although short the walk was a very nice one. You also have all of the amenities at George Snow park like the tennis court, basketball court, playground, bathrooms, and water fountain. On the day I visited a lot of people were enjoying the park facilities as well as the trail. If you are in the area it is worth a visit.

Really nice park, It looks small. It has playgrounds, a trail you can run, 2 pavilions, a basketball court, tennis court and some snakes so be on the look out!

Amazing park but the basketball courts nees light for the night and also the park needs light around the childrens park everything needs light.