Flamingo Everglades is a destination within Everglades National Park. It’s home to the new Flamingo Lodge & Restaurant, glamping tents, houseboats, campsites, land & water activities, a marina, and more. Flamingo Lodge is the only hotel within Everglades National Park and is less than a two-hour drive southwest from downtown Miami. Its 24 rooms – made from durable shipping containers – are a mix of 2-bedroom suites, 1-bedroom suites, studios, and accessible rooms. WATCH VIDEO
Located at the southernmost tip of the Florida peninsula within Everglades National Park, Flamingo offers a prime location for numerous outdoor activities (including hiking, canoeing, kayaking, bird watching, fishing and more) – plus phenomenal views of the largest subtropical wilderness in the United States. MORE INFO
Flamingo Lodge & Restaurant
Experience a memorable and comfortable stay at the Flamingo Lodge, where you’ll discover a range of captivating room types including 2-bedroom and 1-bedroom suites, studios, and accessible accommodations, ensuring an unforgettable getaway for every guest. Learn More →
Indulge in the flavors of the Flamingo Restaurant, where exquisite cuisine meets stunning vistas of Florida’s natural beauty. Delight in fresh seafood, sip on cocktails, and immerse yourself in the ambiance adorned with historic memorabilia, creating an unforgettable dining experience.
The restaurant is open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The bar is open daily for lunch and dinner. MORE INFO
Houseboats
The 42-foot houseboats sleep a maximum of 6 guests (due to a cozy fit, we strongly recommend only 4 adults maximum at one time!) and are fully equipped with all the necessities as well as essential amenities. All houseboats are located in the backcountry marina at Flamingo, located 38 miles from the entrance to Everglades National Park. MORE INFO
Glamping Tents
Features
- Views: all tents feature at least a partial view of Florida Bay.
- Camping Elevated: platforms keep you up and away from the worst of the critters, mud, and water.
- Secure Bathroom: passcode to the locked bathroom for glamping tent guests only.
- Dining: Separate eating area at front of boardwalk for glamping tent guests only.
In-Tent Amenities
- 1 Queen Bed, 2 Double Beds or 1 Double Bed
- Sheets, blanket, and pillows
- Lamp, featuring USB connector and holder for charging small handheld electronics
- Fan
- Shelf with baskets to holds nick-nacks
- Large empty space capable of holding your own portable sleep system
Boat Tours
There are two daily boat tour options – the Backcountry Boat Tour and the Florida Bay Tour. Your naturalist will highlight the unique plants and animals and outline the rich history of Flamingo at Everglades National Park. MORE INFO
Florida Bay Tour: This 90 minute tour provides incredible views from the single deck catamaran named the Bald Eagle II.
Backcountry Boat Tour: 90 minutes of venturing up the Buttonwood Canal through Coot Bay and Tarpon Creek into the Whitewater Bay.
Boat & Bike Rentals
Spend the day with family and friends out on the pristine waters of the Everglades and experience the ample up-close-and-personal encounters with unique South-Floridian marine life. There are two exciting and scenic routes through the Everglades. Adventure out into the Florida Bay or paddle up the Buttonwood Canal into Coot Bay. View boundary map here.
Florida Bay Cruising
Florida Bay offers broad water views and a chance to spot dolphins, manatees, and the occasional sea turtle. Fishing here is popular too, with snook and tarpon ready for a challenge. The open water suits larger boats or those interested in venturing out for the day.
Journey Through Whitewater Bay
Whitewater Bay is a quiet spot for paddlers and anyone with a smaller boat. The area showcases lush mangrove forests, twisting creeks, and peaceful lakes perfect for birdwatching or simply detaching from daily life. Many consider Whitewater Bay the best way to see Flamingo Everglades without worrying about boat traffic.
Explore the Wilderness Waterway
This legendary backcountry route links Flamingo to Everglades City. It’s a multi-day trip for experienced boaters with an appetite for adventure and basic navigation skills. The reward is access to true wilderness and quiet pockets of nature most never see.