Itchepackesassa Creek Wetlands

There's a general type of park (Orlando wetlands, Vierra, Sweetwater, etc) that uses mostly treated sewage water and filters it through ponds for the plants to clean it up. Birds love it and seems to work very well.They may have design reasons or maybe this is phase one... but the way this park is set up right now it's very very boring compared to the other parks of this type. It's a sea of water plants - so there are birds in there. But in the other parks they made boardwalks and or made a system of ponds with raised trails between them so you could see things. Not so here - it's all one big square pond. So you can see some birds but you have to walk a LONG WAY to see the same amount of things and instead of having different ponds with different qualities that different birds might prefer - again it's just the one thing. Unless there is a secret 2nd level to this thing in back we've missed. Also since you can't really shade this kind of park it's not something you want to walk miles around. So it's worth stopping if you're passing by but I wouldn't bother walking around the whole thing. Also there's a sign for a trail in one corner but it's not on the maps and we haven't had the endurance to keep going during our summer visits yet.