Top Things to do in Fellsmere
What to do and see in Fellsmere, Fellsmere: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Fellsmere, United States including Florida Tech Challenge Course, Sportmen's Specialties, T.M. Goodwin WMA - Broadmoor Marshes, St Sebastian River Preserve State Park, Big C Produce.
1. Florida Tech Challenge Course
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 41 reviews
Florida Tech Challenge Course is located on 86 acres in Fellsmere, Florida and is open to the public by reservation only. We offer leadership training and teambuilding events on a variety of venues which include High Ropes, Leadership Reaction, Marine Obstacle, and Air Assault Courses. These are military spec courses which provide an excellent physical and mental challenge for all.
Reviewed By veroniqueo95
This was a super fun birthday gift! I've done high ropes courses and ziplining in the the past and none of them were any where near the degree of challenge of this course. Both the physical and the mental strength were put to the test. The coaches and the fellow participants were all so positive and encouraging. Definitely be sure to wear long pants and long sleeves like they recommend to as there are several obstacles where you would get rope burn otherwise. Be sure to hydrate properly and BREATHE! You'll have a blast!
2. Sportmen's Specialties
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
We sell local wild-caught Alligator Meat and Frog Legs, as well as act as a referral service to many outdoor activities such as hunting and fishing trips.
3. T.M. Goodwin WMA - Broadmoor Marshes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By runner24 - Orlando, United States
This area seems to go by different names for some unknown reason. I was looking for the Stick Marsh but the GPS was having trouble with the location and kept pointing me in different directions. Anyway, we managed to figure it out. One possible issue to keep in mind is the first 5 miles on a County maintained dirt road. It can be a “washboard” driving experience and was extremely dusty when we drove it. If you have a truck, it would be a better drive, although not required. Many people were driving SUV’s including yours truly. The last mile is new pavement and the parking area at the end of the road is nice and there are toilet facilities. They’ve done a nice job with it. The gates were closed to the back roads, as they are only open on Monday and Thursday, but there is still much you can see. There is a large bird rookery (one of the largest in the state) a short walk from the parking lot that is loaded with Roseate Spoonbills, Egrets, and other assorted waterfowl. It’s perfect for photographing birds in flight. As we travel around the state photographing wildlife, this location is now on our spring rotation. Enjoy.
4. St Sebastian River Preserve State Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By 527katrinan - Cape Canaveral, United States
Today my daughter and I saw rowing teams, horseback riders, people fishing, hiking, camping, botanizing, smiling park staff and volunteers, kestrel, dolphin, deer, gopher tortoise, some of the most beautiful cypress trees and pine flat woods I have ever seen. And a family who brought cardboard boxes to slide down the dike spoil hills. Roads are well maintained and restrooms (even portable ones) were very clean. Thank you Florida Park Service
