About Cook Nature Preserve
Creating a Home and Playground for Wildlife
Created in 2005, Cook Nature Preserve includes acreage along the wild and scenic Wekiva River in Seminole County, Central Florida. The preserve is home to a wide variety of animal species, including black bear, bobcat, deer, raccoon, opossum, rabbit, barred owl, red-shouldered hawk, and a wide variety of bird species. The Wekiva River ecosystem is home to majestic gray herons, osprey, river otter, alligator, and numerous fish and snake species.
- Nature Boardwalk
- Animal Playground
- Wildlife Education Seminars
- Wekiva River Access
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Our Amazing Staff
So Much Happening!
Where the Animals Come to Let Their Fur and Feathers Down
The Animal Playground is a place where our amazing animals can kick back and relax. Whether it’s playing with a colorful ball or cooling off in the recently upgraded pool, the playground offers playful diversions for every species.
