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Price
Varies
Booking
Reservable
Sites
24 campsites
Season
Open year‑round (cam...
Cell
No Service
Pets
Pets Allowed
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12788 S.W. 69th Court, Ocala FL 34476
Horse trailer or fat-tire bike in tow? The pull-throughs are roomy enough for both, trails leave directly from camp, and the bathhouse with hot showers is genuinely clean. Visit October through March when the sandhills are cool and the bugs back off.
No electric or water hookups at individual sites means you're hauling your own supply for the whole stay. Add summer heat, limited shade on the open sandy loops, generator hum from neighbors, and occasional equestrian manure drifting through shared areas, and this isn't a relaxed
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Late fall through early spring delivers the most comfortable camping. Daytime highs settle into the mid-50s to mid-60s F with cool nights in the 40s, low humidity, and much lighter insect pressure. Trails stay dry, wildlife viewing peaks, and the open sandy sites feel pleasant instead of punishing. Summer turns the exposed loops into a heat test. Blazing sun, high humidity, and aggressive mosquitoes and no-see-ums make midday camping less enjoyable. If you visit in summer, plan trail time for early morning or late afternoon and bring serious sun protection for the sites.
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Compacted-shell pull-through sites with communal potable water and a full bathhouse. The campground has two covered picnic pavilions, on-site campground hosts year-round, and a day-use equestrian/bike trailhead with picnic pavilion and potable water.
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