Andytown, Ghost town in Florida, United States

Andytown is a ghost town in Florida, United States, located in the Everglades region. It consists of scattered remnants such as concrete foundations, overgrown roads, and a few abandoned structures, with no active businesses or residents.

Andytown was established in the early 20th century as a farming community but was abandoned after a hurricane and the failure of agriculture. The town never recovered, and its remains are now part of the Everglades landscape.

Andytown is remembered by local history enthusiasts as a symbol of the failed attempts to settle the Everglades. Its name appears in stories and maps, and the site attracts curious explorers who seek out its remains.

Access to Andytown is difficult, as the area is reached via unpaved roads that may be impassable after rain. Visitors should prepare for heat, insects, and limited shade, and carry enough water and supplies.

The site is slowly being reclaimed by the Everglades, with vegetation covering most of the old structures. Visitors can still find fragments of everyday life, such as broken bottles and rusted tools, scattered among the ruins.