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Public Land in Florida

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Florida has 133 public land campgrounds on OpenCamp. 6% are free to camp, and 68% charge a fee. The top land managers here are Other, U.S. Forest Service, and Army Corps of Engineers. Parks with the most listings include National Forests in Florida and Lake Okeechobee. 8% are big-rig friendly and 37% offer at least one hookup (electric, water, or sewer).

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Camp Chowenwaw Park11 sites · 2 of 7 facts known
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Camp Lonesome Conservation AreaCamp Lonesome Conservation Area2 of 7 facts known
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Gemini Springs Park10 sites · 2 of 7 facts known
Lake Okahumpka ParkLake Okahumpka Park2 of 7 facts known
Marsh Bend "Outlet" ParkMarsh Bend "Outlet" Park2 of 7 facts known
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Primitive Youth Camping at Fort De SotoFort De Soto Park2 of 7 facts known
Black Bear Wilderness Area primitive campsiteBlack Bear Wilderness Area1 of 7 facts known
Camp Joy at Kelly ParkKelly Park1 of 7 facts known
Haw Creek Preserve - Russell LandingHaw Creek Preserve1 of 7 facts known
Paid
Lake Ashby Park1 of 7 facts known
St. Lucie County Fairgrounds CampgroundSt. Lucie County Fairgrounds, Equestrian and Event Center1 of 7 facts known
Cuscowilla Nature and Retreat CenterYou could be the first to add details
Makinson Island Conservation AreaYou could be the first to add details
Group sites · 19
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Single sites · 5
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Free Camping120 placesRV Parks1,199 placesState Parks142 placesNational Parks16 placesDump Stations38 placesOvernight Parking444 placesRest Areas93 placesWelcome Centers16 placesPublic Campgrounds1 placeCampgrounds361 places

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