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Maul Hammock

Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge Overnight Camping Permit


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Site Maul Hammock

“You must be on the water by 10:00 AM. Individuals who arrive later than this time may be denied permission to begin their trip. No refunds will be issued for late arrivals. This platform is located about 12 miles north of Kingfisher Landing along the Red Trail. The platform sits on the left edge of Maul Hammock Lake, so be sure to look behind you to find your overnight stop. The lake, and the other lakes along the trail, provide good fishing opportunities. This site is along on of the most remote wilderness paddle trails and is considered one of the most difficult paddles due to it's length, the fact that there is no place to stop along the way, and the entire trail is through open prairie. Enjoy beautiful night sky viewing from this location.”

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Sites, types, rig lengths, positions and notes from recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026. Staff sites are left out.

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Maul Hammock · standard site

Site Maul Hammock

“You must be on the water by 10:00 AM. Individuals who arrive later than this time may be denied permission to begin their trip. No refunds will be issued for late arrivals. This platform is located about 12 miles north of Kingfisher Landing along the Red Trail. The platform sits on the left edge of Maul Hammock Lake, so be sure to look behind you to find your overnight stop. The lake, and the other lakes along the trail, provide good fishing opportunities. This site is along on of the most remote wilderness paddle trails and is considered one of the most difficult paddles due to it's length, the fact that there is no place to stop along the way, and the entire trail is through open prairie. Enjoy beautiful night sky viewing from this location.”

recreation.gov's note for this site

People
Up to 20
Book Maul Hammock on Recreation.govOpens this site on recreation.gov

From recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026.