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Price
$10/night
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Season
Year-round
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Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
$10/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
Varies
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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26.1382, -81.6127
Hikers, bikers, or equestrians who pack all their own water and bug spray will get the most from the extensive trail network here, especially October through April when the roads are firm and mosquitoes are manageable. Friendly on-site hosts make arrival smoother.
No potable water on-site is a hard stop for anyone who can't self-supply completely. Summer visits compound that with flooded access roads and serious mosquitoes. If a rough dirt road in a standard sedan sounds like a problem, so does getting here.
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Timing your visit to Kirkland Hammock can make all the difference between adventure and ordeal. The wet season transforms roads into challenging mud bogs and low-lying areas into temporary wetlands, making access difficult and sometimes impossible for standard vehicles. Seasoned visitors recommend planning your trip during the drier months when trails are firm and accessible. Summer and wet periods also bring Florida's legendary mosquitoes in force, so pack your bug spray and consider visiting during cooler, drier months for the most comfortable experience.
Milder dry months ideal for hiking, biking and hunting with fewer pests.
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Primitive campground amenities: vault/portable toilets (outhouses), no showers or bathhouse, no potable/drinking water available (guests advised to bring water), fire rings with built-in grills, on-site hosts, trash bins/dumpster and a game/fish cleaning station reported by visitors.
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