Site 114 is a backcountry campsite in Everglades National Park, accessible by kayak or canoe through the park's vast water trail system. It sits within a landscape that has been shaped entirely by water, tide, and time — mangrove islands, brackish bays, and meandering tidal creeks that change with the season and the moon.
For paddlers who want to understand the Everglades beyond the roadside viewpoints, spending a night in the backcountry changes the relationship with this landscape permanently. The solitude is real, the wildlife is immediate, and the experience is available to anyone with the skills and preparation to earn it. A park permit is required.
