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1 campsites
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Year-round
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Unknown
Pets
No Pets
Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
Free
Booking
Reservable
Sites
1 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
No Pets
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Learn more about alerts →Iron Bridge Camp Shelter (Florida National Scenic Trail)
390 Holloway Road , Florahome, Florida, 32140, United States
Florida Trail through-hikers and backpackers who want a roof over their head for a night. The loft and porch beat a tent in a January drizzle, and winter temps of 50-70°F make the surrounding creek corridors and wildlife corridor worth every step of the approach.
No potable water on-site means you're carrying everything in, and summer heat, humidity, and bugs push the seasonal score to a 2 out of 5. No pets allowed rules out a lot of backcountry regulars.
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Winter is the clear winner for camping here. Temperatures run 50–70°F with low humidity and fewer bugs, making long trail days and wildlife watching far more pleasant. Trails stay drier and creeks are easier to navigate. Summer reaches 74–89°F with higher humidity and afternoon thunderstorms that drench the forest. You'll also face swarms of biting insects. Check for hunting seasons and prescribed burns in winter. Both happen in Etoniah Creek State Forest. Wear blaze orange if hunters are active.
Source states winter is the clear winner: 50–70°F, lower humidity and fewer bugs for trail use.
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The Iron Bridge Camp Shelter within the Etoniah Creek State Forest offers a variety of amenities for a rustic, backcountry camping experience. According to the authoritative source, the campground provides fire rings for campers and has picnic tables available at the Holloway Day Use Area, 0.2 miles down the road. However, there is no potable water, electricity, or vehicle access, as this site is hike-in only. The shelter is an enclosed camping facility with a loft and porch, in addition to a nearby clearing available for primitive camping.
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