Nature abounds everywhere: enjoy it Naturally!

Sunnier Palms Agriculture Area includes a tent field, a community garden and a wooded walking area

This area is surrounded by canals and citrus groves.  It is a perfect place to delight the senses, to feel the warm breeze caress your naked body as a mother caresses a new born baby and to catch the fragrance of the citrus blossoms and the honey scented palm blossoms.

Throughout our park you might encounter some of these: bobcat, great horned owl, pileated woodpecker, gopher tortoises, many species of butterfly and a variety of spiders and reptiles.  Birds, birds, and more birds also flock to this area.

The agricultural area includes varied fruit trees and the community gardens.  This area also has a historic perspective.  In the early 1990's while developing this area, Sunnier Palms assisted in the preservation of the endangered pitcher plants.  Sunnier provided a habitat for the care of a dozen of the rare species of the Lutea, while they were being transplanted to a new site by the St. Lucie County and the State Division of Forestry.  As a result several plants established a permanent home in the wetlands of Sunnier Palms.  Another preservation project involved the care of the Atala butterfly, which eats the Croontis, a species of Cycad.  Hundreds of larvae, caterpillars, and chrysalids were harvested at a nearby site being developed and the home bird population of Sunnier assisted in the development of this endangered beautiful butterfly.  Over the years since these events the constant dedication of Sunnier volunteers have transformed this area into one of the most respected wildlife areas in Southern Florida. 

When you visit this area, you may see sun beams dance over the strings of the spider's web.  You can stroll in solitude and fully experience natures true gifts!  Sunnier offers to all the opportunity to take a deep breath of life and view the respect appreciated for the total freedom of nudity.

An addition to the agricultural area was made in 2016 with the purchase of the Road House Property.  During the clearing, several fruit trees were found and saved.  We now have several well established mango trees and one large star fruit tree.

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