Duck Haven - Wildlife Sanctuary - 5 miles to I75

Have you ever wanted the opportunity to feed an egg to a fox? Or feed a lemur? Hand feed a deer or sheep? Dance with a cockatoo? If so you’ll get to have these and many more experiences here during your stay. Our Airbnb is different, and our main focus is on offering rememberal experiences to our guests. We have a small family run 501C-3 wildlife sanctuary here on our 18 acre facility that you will be staying at. We do live on the property, but in a detached house across the driveway The space Duck Haven is a studio apartment with a king size bed, and a full size shower. We have provided all the things that you might need to make your stay enjoyable and relaxing. We have a convection oven, microwave over, hot plate, coffee maker, and a full size refrigerator inside the apartment for all your cooking needs. Come schedule a tour of the animals, and/or enjoy sitting outside by the fire pit while enjoying the wonderful display of stars, or enjoy relaxing as you watch the nearby sheep and horses as they steadily munch the grass in the pastures. *PLEASE NOTE THE SANCTUARY IS CLOSED ON MONDAYS. FOR THE SAFETY OF OUR ANIMALS WE HAVE 24/7 VIDEO SURVEILLANCE OF ALL OUTDOOR PREMISES.* *Things to note: 1. this is a farm, and it’s located in Florida so we tend to have bugs (grasshoppers, lizards, palmetto bugs, ants, mosquitoes, etc) that like to hang around. Even though we have a pest control company that sprays/treats our property on a regular basis this does not guarantee that you will not get a visit from one of our less desirable friends. We do not offer any refunds for this experience. 2. We are located 1/4 mile down a dirt road that sometimes gets a bit bumpy. I have a Honda Civic Coupe that has no problems getting down the road, but you may not like the dirt road experience. 3. FOR THE SAFETY OF OUR ANIMALS WE HAVE 24/7 VIDEO SURVEILLANCE OF ALL OUTDOOR PREMISES.* Guest access Entire property with the exception of the main house, and the fenced in area around the house. Other things to note The farm also has a non profit organization on it that is working on the conservation, preservation, and education of different endangered species. Some are domestic farm animals, while other are more exotic wildlife. This makes it so the animals that are housed on our farm are constantly changing with new animals coming in on a regular basis.