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Camping on District-managed areas requires a free permit. A camping application is available on the District’s web site or can be obtained by contacting the Land Resources Department at 1-800-423-1476, ext. 4470. Ten days notification prior to camping is required to ensure availability of sites. See individual tract profiles for site-specific camping information. Group Camp Areas Usually have picnic tables, grills or fire rings, a non-potable water source and portable toilets; primitive, non-electric camping in small trailers, pop-up campers and tents is typically allowed; some group areas are also available for equestrian camping. Equestrian Camp Areas Primitive camping with tents or horse trailer camping rigs; typically have non-potable water and portable toilets availableforusebythecampers;no other types of camping rigs are allowed in these areas. Primitive Camp Areas Small cleared areas that are accessible only by trails or water bodies; provide unique opportunities for visitors desiring a remote camping experience; typically do not have any facilities or water sources; visitors are expected to pack in-pack out all their own supplies. Full-Service Camp Areas The District has partnered with local governments to provide both full-service camp areas with water and electricity and primitive camp areas for traditional camping rigs on some of its conservation lands. Information about reservations,fees,typesofcampers allowed and site availability can be obtained by contacting the cooperator directly (contact information on tract profile). Best Opportunities • Chassahowitzka River and Coastal Swamps — Full-service/RV • Edward Medard Park and Reservoir — Full-service/RV • Green Swamp Wilderness Preserve — East and West Tracts — Primitive, equestrian • Lake Panasoffkee — Equestrian • Myakka State Forest — Primitive, tents or campers • Starkey Wilderness Preserve — JB Starkey Wilderness Park— Primitive, tents, campers or cabins • Starkey Wilderness Preserve — Serenova Tract — Equestrian, group Recreation Guide to Southwest Florida Water Management District Lands 4
Equestrian Use Viewing the pine flatwoods, cypress ponds and wildlife-filled wetlands on horsebackisoneofthemanygreat recreational experiences that can beenjoyedonDistrictlands.Longdistance rides, multiday rides and overnight trail camping at primitive campsites are some of the unique equestrian opportunities offered. Lands that have enough trail miles for a halfday’s ride or longer are generally open forequestrianuse. Equestrianparkingareashavebeen designed to provide ample space for horses to be easily unloaded from smalland medium-sized horse trailers. Lands open for equestrian use that do not have equestrian parking areas accessible from amainroadmayrequireafreepermit for access through the security gates. Non-potable water is provided on some lands,butvisitorsshouldalwaysbring enough water to meet their horses’ needs. To determine what facilities are available, check the individual tract profiles. Equestrian group camping areas are available and can be accessed by vehicles towing horse trailers. These areas typically have a non-potable water source and portable restroom facilities available. Most camp areas have 8–10 campsites and require a free camping permit (see Camping section). Best Opportunities • Flying Eagle • Green Swamp Wilderness Preserve — East and West Tracts • Jefferson Equestrian Area (Lower Hillsborough Wilderness Park) • Lake Panasoffkee • Myakka State Forest • Oak Ridge Equestrian Area (Lower Hillsborough Wilderness Park) • RV Griffin Reserve • Starkey Wilderness Preserve — Serenova Tract • Upper Hillsborough Recreation Guide to Southwest Florida Water Management District Lands 5
Page 1 and 2: March 2007 Update
Page 3 and 4: Introduction Every year more than 2
Page 5: Recreational Opportunities Availabl
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Rolling Ranches To US 41 Dunnellon
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Huckleberry Rd. To US Hwy. 17 Daven
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Exit 329 Jones Creek Trail To Inver
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Recreation Guide to Southwest Flori
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Bruce B. Downs Blvd. 581 Flatwoods
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T. Mabry Carlton, Jr. Memorial Rese
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72 Myakka River State Park SARASOTA
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River Rd. 41 41 Big Slough SARASOTA
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To SR 52 587 River To New Port Rich
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To Bayonet Point 52 DAT G 579 Moon
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Fowler Ave. 582 275 Temple Terrace
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Tampa Bay Bishop Harbor Bishop Harb
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CITRUS CO. MARION CO. 39 Withlacooc
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To Dade City 35A Green Swamp - West
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Rd. Chassahowitzka Wildlife Managem
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To River Rd. Auton Rd. Withlacooche
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To SR 44 Carlson 300 Look for Sign
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Equestrian Trailer Parking and Hors
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Map Reference Project 1 Alafia Rive
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