Savannas Preserve State Park is one of the five state parks in Martin County and encompasses more than 6,000 acres stretching more than 10 miles from Ft. Pierce to Jensen Beach. This park contains the largest, most ecologically intact stretch of freshwater marsh in southeast Florida!  Martin County contains the two southern end trail heads in Savannas- the South End Look Out Trail off of Jensen Beach Blvd. and Hawks Bluff Trail on NE Savannah Rd.

The trailhead on Jensen Beach Boulevard is now connected with trails north of Walton Road via the White trail, allowing visitors to traverse from Jensen Beach to Fort Pierce!  Call for trail conditions as trails may be submerged during parts of the year.  

Please follow Leave No Trace and keep our natural areas in Martin County healthy, clean, and enjoyable for everyone.

Amenities at this site include:

• Picnic pavillion at Jensen Beach Blvd. trailhead
• Restrooms at Jensen Beach Blvd. trailhead
• Dog Friendly- Please follow the rules of BARK Ranger

 

More about this site:

Camping is not permitted at this park

Part of the Explore Natural Martin Eco Trail , an interactive passport featuring our best natural areas

Recognized as a wildlife hotspot on the Great Florida Birding Trail 

 

Experience this site: 

For programs and events check out the Savannas Eventbrite page

For more fun and free guided experiences at preserves like this, check out Explore Natural Martin, Martin County’s ecotourism program