St. Lucie Inlet Preserve State Park

Stuart's house of refuge survived many hurricanes over its nearly 150 year history and is the last one standing on the east Floridian coast, and is quite a neat story. Inside the museum you can take a tour and learn about the history of Florida's house of refuge system and Stuart's coast while viewing displays in the basement. You will then be guided through the house to learn about life in 19th century Florida. It's listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The park is a wonderful fishing place. It is fun, has a small playground and facilities.

On Hutchinson Island, this museum is home to an extensive gallery of cars and art, telling the history of Stuart and the Elliott inventors.

Walk around this rehabilitation center for sea creatures. It is the main place in Stuart to see wildlife. You will see sea turtles, sharks and mangroves.

A small water park, Sailfish Splash ought to help you get in a fun day of play with a 1,000-foot lazy river, two four story water slides, a 7,326-square-foot "playground", and competitive style pools.