Is Pless Place Overnight Hunt Camp first-come first-served or reservation?

Pless Place Overnight Hunt Camp accepts online reservations. We recommend booking in advance, especially during peak season (typically summer weekends). Use campsite alerts to get notified when spots become available.

What is the best time to visit Pless Place Overnight Hunt Camp?

Pless Place Overnight Hunt Camp is open Appears to be primarily used/open during hunting seasons; availability outside hunting season is unclear.. The best time to visit depends on your preferences—summer offers the warmest weather and most activities, while spring and fall provide fewer crowds and milder temperatures. Check current conditions before your trip.

Are there showers at Pless Place Overnight Hunt Camp?

Pless Place Overnight Hunt Camp does not have shower facilities. Plan accordingly—nearby alternatives may include day-use areas or towns.

Are dogs allowed at Pless Place Overnight Hunt Camp?

Pets are not allowed at Pless Place Overnight Hunt Camp. This policy helps protect local wildlife and other campers. Consider nearby pet-friendly campgrounds if traveling with animals.

Pless Place Overnight Hunt Camp

3.00

6 reviews

Featured in:Tent Camping Florida

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Unknown

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Very Pet Friendly

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Pless Place Overnight Hunt Camp

28.5068, -82.0855

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The camp comes alive during Florida's hunting seasons, when the forest fills with dedicated sportsmen and the sounds of working kennels echo through the trees. Outside these peak periods, the camp quiets considerably, offering solitude for those who venture in during the off-season, though facilities and fellow campers may be sparse during these quieter months.

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Fall(Sep-Nov)

4.0 / 5

Camp 'comes alive' during Florida hunting seasons; fall is a prime hunting period.

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Operating Season: Appears to be primarily used/open during hunting seasons; availability outside hunting season is unclear.

About Pless Place Overnight Hunt Camp

Pless Place Overnight Hunt Camp offers an authentic wilderness experience for serious hunters seeking a no-frills basecamp in Florida's backcountry. This primitive facility features basic amenities including porta-potties, a communal picnic table, and clearly marked concrete campsites accessed via unpaved roads, with active hunting kennels nearby adding to the working camp atmosphere.

Described by reviewers as a primitive overnight hunt camp with minimal to no amenities.

Weather and SeasonsThe camp comes alive during Florida's hunting seasons, when the forest fills with dedicated sportsmen and the sounds of working kennels echo through the trees. Outside these peak periods, the camp quiets considerably, offering solitude for those who venture in during the off-season, though facilities and fellow campers may be sparse during these quieter months.

Natural Features and SceneryNestled in a wooded Florida landscape, this camp embraces its wild character with towering trees forming a natural canopy overhead. The simple concrete markers delineate your camping spot while preserving the untouched feel of the surrounding forest, creating an immersive environment where nature takes center stage and modern development takes a back seat.

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Portable toilets (porta-potties) are present and have been reported as needing cleaning/emptying. Reviewers report one picnic table on site, no fire rings, concrete site markers, and otherwise no amenities. Reservations are reported to be online-only.

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Hazards & AlertsActive hunting activity and many hunters in the area; baying dogs and kennels present. Rough, sometimes damaged access roads and limited sanitary facilities (porta‑potties).

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3.0

6 reviews

Mixed Reviews

Pless Place Overnight Hunt Camp has mixed reviews, placing it in the bottom 85% of campgrounds based on reviews

Mixed reviews: reviewers praise it as a simple, effective hunting/primitive camp but criticize limited amenities, porta-potty maintenance, road conditions, and noise from hunting dogs; star ratings range from 1 to 5.

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What Campers Love

Good for hunters and described as a 'nice primitive campground' and 'great hunting camp' by multiple reviewers. Affordable and straightforward for overnight hunting use.

Based on 6 reviews

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Expect primitive conditions—bring water, supplies, and toilet paper; anticipate hunting-season activity and potential noise; plan for online reservations and verify any hunter-only restrictions...

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Looking like a long term camp... hunting dogs in cages galore....if you are looking for peace and quiet this is not the place; Porta potties need to be cleaned and emptied; Nice primitive campground;...

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Fall hunters who want a cheap, reservation-required basecamp in Florida backcountry will find this fits the purpose well, multiple reviewers call it a solid overnight hunt camp, and the forested setting delivers the working-camp atmosphere they're after.

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Campers expecting anything beyond porta-potties and a picnic table will be disappointed fast, no fire rings, rough access roads, baying kennel dogs through the night, and porta-potties that reviewers flag as consistently under-maintained.

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Richloam Wildlife Management Area, Brooksville, Florida, 34601, United States

Pless Place Hunt Camp sits in Richloam Wildlife Management Area, a primitive campground designed primarily for hunters but open to anyone comfortable with a no-frills setup. The 30 sites accommodate up to 25 people each and handle RVs up to 37 feet, with fees running $15-$25 per night. Sites are marked by concrete posts in an open communal area with minimal seclusion.