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13 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
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Price
$10 - $15/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
13 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
No Pets
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Learn more about alerts →Mutual Mine Youth Group Camp Withlacoochee State Forest
15003 Broad Street, Brooksville, Florida, 34601-4201, United States
Organized youth groups, Scout troops, or church camping programs get the most from this place. Sites 1, 2, and 13 have real seclusion, the hosts Kirk and Marty consistently impress, and fall mornings in the mid-50s make campfire breakfasts genuinely pleasant for a full troop.
Solo campers and couples will find the group-camp format a poor fit. Road noise carries in at night, some middle sites (7-12) sit close together, firewood tends to be wet, and a handful of reviews suggest campers outside the local cultural mainstream have had noticeably less welc
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Fall delivers the most comfortable conditions. Humidity drops, mornings cool to 55°F, and afternoons reach the mid-80s. Mosquitoes and biting flies retreat. Water levels in the river corridor stabilize and fish stay active. Summer brings typical Florida heat and humidity. Winter offers mild temperatures good for campfires and stargazing. Most weeks stay dry with periodic rainfall that keeps the forest ecosystem healthy.
Fall described as most comfortable: cooler mornings, lower humidity and fewer biting insects.
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The Mutual Mine Youth Group Camp in Withlacoochee State Forest offers basic amenities best suited for organized youth groups. Facilities include potable water from a central source, bathrooms (no showers or bathhouses), fire rings, and picnic tables. There is no electricity available, and the site does not provide firewood, but campers are allowed to collect downed wood. Cell phone reception quality varies, and there is no Wi-Fi. Nearby attractions include multiple state and national parks, as well as cultural landmarks.
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