This 620 acre park is home to the state's second largest Live Oak tree that's estimated to be about 400 years old. A short walking trail that starts close to the …
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Dec 29, 2024
There was only 1 other campsite that had a tent, the rest were all huge RVs. This is important to know because if everyone else has an RV, they’re making a lot more noise slamming doors and compartme…Full review by Jess R
Feb 11, 2024
Small State Park with fabulous nature trails and great playground. Highlight was a 1 and a half hour reasonably priced boat ride to a rookery on Epic Water Boat Tours, which operates in the Park. The…Full review by Peggy M
Jan 11, 2023
There is 5 $ per vehicle to enter. In January, when we went, the place is dead - hardly any people. The tour boat is in operation on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays only but I doubt there will be anyo…Full review by MartaM285
Can I reserve a pavilion with picnic tables? We are looking to do Celebration of life Nov 16, 2019!
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I saw a sign in the picnic area that said to see the ranger on site about reserving the pavilion so it appears you can. They are super friendly and helpful there so I suggest you just call. …
I saw a sign in the picnic area that said to see the ranger on site about reserving the pavilion so it appears you can. They are super friendly and helpful there so I suggest you just call. It is a very nice pavilion with a view of the waterway out to main lake.
Will the guided pontoon tours be available the first week of April this year? What will be the per/person cost? Thanks. Art Geisler
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Good morning Mr. Geisler. Yes, our pontoon tours will be available in April. We'll be posting the dates for April's tours on March 21st. Reservations can be booked by calling the …
Good morning Mr. Geisler. Yes, our pontoon tours will be available in April. We'll be posting the dates for April's tours on March 21st. Reservations can be booked by calling the ranger station at 352-360-6760. The cost is $15 per person and the tours last a little over an hour. In April you're likely to see alligators, turtles and an abundance of birds. The tours run at 9:30am and 11am. If it's extremely warm out the 9:30 trip will likely give you a chance to see more wildlife. See you soon! Rachel Nunlist, Park Manager
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