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Everglades National Park Visitors

America's iconic River of Grass.

YearTotal Visits
1979718,102
1980744,244
1981564,721
1982550,168
1983577,439
1984628,658
1985697,646
1986739,072
1987787,493
19881,026,188
1989913,372
1990957,925
19911,292,014
19921,025,686
1993973,706
1994886,455
1995820,466
1996890,167
1997989,532
19981,118,215
19991,073,982
2000995,390
20011,049,851
2002968,909
20031,040,648
20041,181,355
20051,233,837
2006954,022
20071,074,764
2008822,118
2009900,882
2010915,538
2011934,351
20121,141,906
20131,047,116
20141,110,901
20151,077,427
2016930,907
20171,018,557
2018597,124
20191,118,300
2020702,319
2021942,130
20221,155,193
2023810,189
2024741,983
2025778,198

Everglades National Park, located in the southern United States of America, is a vast and unique subtropical wetland renowned for its exceptional biodiversity and breathtaking natural beauty. Visitors are immersed in scenic views dominated by endless sawgrass prairies, dense mangrove forests, and tranquil cypress swamps, all teeming with an incredible array of wildlife including alligators, crocodiles, manatees, and vibrant wading birds like the roseate spoonbill. The park offers a wealth of outdoor activities, from exhilarating airboat tours that skim across the "River of Grass" to peaceful kayaking and canoeing adventures through labyrinthine waterways, allowing for intimate wildlife encounters. Additionally, accessible boardwalk trails provide opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and enjoying spectacular sunrises and sunsets over this iconic and vital ecosystem.

Data Source: National Park Service Stats