Moses Creek Conservation Area

One of the few remaining undeveloped tidal creeks in the region can be found at Moses Creek Conservation Area preserves. Wildlife such as the great blue heron, snow egrets, osprey, hawks, gopher tortoises, deer, otters and foxes can all be seen at this riverside conservation area. Native Americans, who occupied the area thousands of years ago, used the tidal marshes as an important resource.

Recreational activities:
The area is available for hiking, wildlife viewing, primitive camping in designated areas, picnicking, nature study, bicycling, horseback riding and fishing.

Boating and canoeing opportunities are available on Moses Creek and the Matanzas River, and the property is accessible by water; however, there are no launches located on the property.