Robinson Preserve

31 May

Robinson Preserve is located in northwest Bradenton, with entrances at the West end of 9th Ave NW and 17th Ave NW. Including the recently acquired “Expansion” and Winston tract properties, the preserve now consists of 682 acres that is a mix of preserved mangrove, tidal marsh, and former agricultural lands which have undergone an incredible transformation to coastal wetland and upland habitats. The preserve features a 1.5 mile rubberized pedestrian-only trail, 7.5 miles of paved and packed shell multi-use trails, multiple kayak launches and 2.5 miles of blueways, a 40 foot observation tower, restrooms, picnic areas, and the NEST and Canopy Zone – an iconic educational/event space.

Robinson Preserve hosts saltwater fishing clinics, intro to kayaking programs, and summer camps each year with equipment provided by FYCCN.

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Region:
Southwest Region
Activities:
Canoeing, Fishing: Freshwater, Fishing: Saltwater, Geocaching, Guided Tours, Paddle-boarding, Primitive Camping, School Field Trips, Service Learning/Volunteer Opportunities, Wildlife Viewing
Amenities:
Canoe/Kayak Launch, Hiking Trails, Meeting/Retreat Center, Paddling Trails, Pavilions, Restrooms, Visitor Center
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Contact Info

Robinson Preserve

1704 99th Street Northwest
Bradenton, FL 34209

 

Phone: 941-742-5923

 

Robinson Preserve Website

 

Map

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  • EYCC Gallery

  • EYYCC Gallery

  • FEYCC Gallery

  • FF Gallery

  • OCCYC Gallery

  • TYCC Gallery

  • WIPNC Gallery

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