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Part of our carbon footprint at Wekiva Island includes the carbon you release on your travel here and back home.   As you are aware, Wekiva Island counts the number of guests that visit during our peak times. Based on that information we have estimated that over 21,000 vehicles visit us each year. We have […]

We are open until 7! Come enjoy Happy Hour and this lovely evening!

A Fire Pit Friday Favorite! T-Bone Lamb Chops, Grilled Romaine Salad, Roasted garlic herb potatoes and Garlic bread! $14.95

Today we celebrate being Wekiva Island for 10 years! It is our celebration but we are giving the gifts to our guests!  

Because river otters spend so much time in the water, and hunt for food in this environment, their eyesight is adapted for underwater vision. This means that river otters are actually near sighted. Their eyes are protected while they are swimming thanks to transparent nictitating membranes, which act like swimming goggles.

On October 2nd, 1968, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act into law. This Act protected wild and scenic rivers from development that would substantially change their wild or scenic nature. There are only two Wild and Scenic Designated Rivers in the State of Florida! The Loxahatchee and the Wekiva!

Join artist Elisabeth Ferber for a evening of "wineing" and painting! All of your art supplies and two glasses of wine will be included!

Did you know that The Tooting Otter Wine Bar and General Store carries a full line of Costa Del Mar sunglasses, hats and accessories! Stop in and find your perfect pair today!