Flamingo Lodge Reopens in Everglades National Park: A Sustainable Retreat in Florida's Wilderness
After nearly two decades, the Flamingo Lodge has reopened its doors in Everglades National Park, offering visitors a unique blend of comfort and sustainability amidst the park's vast subtropical wilderness.
A Resilient Comeback
Originally destroyed by hurricanes in 2005, the new Flamingo Lodge has been thoughtfully reconstructed using repurposed shipping containers elevated on 13-foot concrete pillars. This design not only pays homage to the lodge's history but also ensures resilience against future storms and rising sea levels.
Accommodations with a View
The lodge features 24 rooms, including studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom suites, all equipped with kitchenettes and private balconies overlooking Florida Bay. Four of these rooms are ADA-accessible, ensuring inclusivity for all guests.
Dining and Amenities
Adjacent to the lodge, the Flamingo Restaurant offers daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner, complemented by a full-service bar. Guests can savor local flavors while enjoying panoramic views of the bay.
Gateway to Adventure
Located at the southernmost point of the Florida peninsula, the lodge serves as a perfect base for exploring the park's diverse ecosystems. Activities include kayaking, birdwatching, and boat tours, providing immersive experiences in one of the nation's most unique natural settings.
Plan Your Visit
Location: 1 Flamingo Lodge Hwy, Homestead, FL 33034
Reservations: Flamingo Lodge
Contact: 855-708-2207
Experience the Everglades like never before with a stay at the Flamingo Lodge—a harmonious blend of history, sustainability, and natural beauty.
