Visitors to the Turtle Bay Exploration Park will need to pay an admission fee (overpriced if you ask me) to access this long, wooden boardwalk but there are plenty of sights and activities to explore while here. As visitors walk along the boardwalk, they will notice numerous interpretive signs along the way which highlight the flora and fauna that exist here as well as some history about this area. There is also a binocular viewer to view some of the vegetation and wildlife up close.
There are other waymarks within this park to visit and a few that haven't been waymarked yet, so come visit and spend an afternoon here. Activities include an aquarium, hands-on amphibian and reptile exhibits, zoo-like cages of local animals, science and technology games, local historical displays, a butterfly house (in season), an aviary (which allows feeding of lorikeets), a playground for the kids, a boardwalk with opportunities to pet an animal or two, and lastly, the regionally renowned Sundial Bridge that spans the Sacramento River and invites visitors to walk the bridge and tour a botanical garden and walking trails along the river.
Visitors interested in this exploration park can click here to visit their website and check current hours and admission fees for the park.