Being from the UK I'm used to small nature reserves; this one is humongous. Take sun screen , a hat, insect repellent and a water bottle. There is a very nice visitor centre which has a water machine and toilets, also plenty of seating and...More

I went to the preserve and it's a great place to relax and spend the evening. It has many picnic areas and I really recommend comfortable sneakers and a well stocked backpack. It has various walking trails from a mile to 6 miles. I didn't...More

I spent a morning hiking in the Disney Wilderness Preserve. The preserve is operated and managed by the Nature Conservatory. The name can be misleading, as Walt Disney World doesn't own the land anymore. Walt Disney had originally purchased the area to prevent any further...More

I went alone and enjoyed the quiet peaceful environment. I did not get to see much wildlife like i thought i would. I will give it another try though.

The Preserve is a hidden gem. It is well maintained and a great place to get out in nature and enjoy a nice hike.

Firstly, don't get misled by the word Disney, there is nothing more un-Disneylike than this place..... not a Mickey to be see anywhere. It gets it's name because Disney had to pay to preserve and set-aside this place as an "offset" for all of their...More

it was beautiful the first half mile but it looks pretty much the same for the next 2 miles exept for the lake. didnt see any wildlifel not worth the drive.

This is a place to really relax for a day to get back with nature and see the beauty of the area along with some wildlife.

We did not see much and I am not sure how on a weekday anyone would say it was excellent. The only wildlife we saw were everyday birds and a millipede! But, if you take the red trail just to the lake it is a...More

If you are into nature and are tired of the touristic mouse, then this preserve deserves your visit. Great guides and useful information.