Everglades National Park FAQs

Find out all you need to know about visiting Everglades National Park.

When is the best time to visit Everglades National Park?

The best time to visit the Everglades is from November to April with the clearest skies, most sunshine and more comfortable temperatures averaging 17-28°C. June to September is the hottest, rainiest period with temperatures over 30°C, often oppressive humidity with regular storms, overcast conditions and more mosquitoes. This is the worst time of year to visit the Everglades and southern Florida. August to October is peak hurricane season in Florida with windy conditions and occasional strong storms.

What is the time difference between the UK and Everglades National Park?

Everglades National Park uses Eastern Standard Time (GMT – 5), observing Daylight Saving Time (GMT – 4) March to November.

What places combine well with Everglades National Park?

The Everglades combine well with destinations in southern Florida. Miami and Naples are both just under an hour’s drive north, the Florida Keys are an hour south, while Key West at the tip of the Keys is four hours’ away.

What are the main cultural events in Everglades National Park?

January – Everglades Roots Festival – folk and bluegrass performances February – Everglades Seafood Festival – food, music and entertainment over three days in Everglades City