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Price
$20 - $40/night
Booking
Reservable
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Varies
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Check Policy
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5501 Jeff Sanders Rd, Carrabelle , Florida, 32322, United States
Paddlers, birders, and anglers who want genuine wilderness access will find the boat ramp and Florida Scenic Trail connections worthwhile. Spring's 65-80°F days and lower humidity make it the obvious booking target. Supplies are 10+ miles out, so arrive stocked.
Water at the taps is non-potable, so anyone who forgets to haul in drinking water will be in a bind. Dirt road access gets dicey after heavy rain, and the remote location means cell service is an unknown. If pavement and convenience matter, Carrabelle proper is 12 miles south.
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Spring delivers the sweet spot: daytime highs of 65–80°F, cool nights in the 50s, and lower humidity than summer. Water levels stabilize for paddling and fishing. Wildflowers bloom, and migratory birds pass through. Summer brings heat, humidity, and afternoon thunderstorms. The remote location keeps crowds low to moderate year-round.
Described as the 'sweet spot' with comfortable temps, migratory birds and stable water levels.
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The campground offers several amenities as described in the authoritative source, including running water (non-potable), warm showers, a pavilion, a restroom, parking, and a boat ramp. Additionally, there is a campground host available to assist. 'Must bring drinking water' is emphasized as water at the site is non-potable. Fire rings and picnic tables are listed as available amenities, along with grills for cooking. There are also archery and bicycling facilities, bird-watching opportunities, and hiking trails. Note: 'Dirt road access is subject to weather impacts.'
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