Northeast Florida Hammock Camping

[thechase721]

Does anyone know of any good hammock sites for northeast Florida? It seems everything around me is state parks.

[greyhound352]

I would check out the provide link for areas with camping allowed and then apply for a free permit if they are like other water management areas in florida.

http://www.sjrwmd.com/recreationguide/activities.html

make sure hunting is not going on the same time for your visit.

[kev138]

Moses creek conservation area off of 206 headed towards the beach. They have a primitive camp spot that's about a 6 mile hike from the trail head ( unless you take a shortcut and pick up the trail in the Shores neighborhood , then it about a 2 mile hike). My favorite spot to go. They have 2 spots with a picknick table, fire ring, and some benches. 20160604_195359.jpgFB_IMG_1461801949386.jpg
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I've been there a dozen times and only ran into other people twice. Nice place for a day hike as well. Plenty of spots for a hammock break.

[thechase721]

thanks will do!

[thechase721]

Moses creek looks awesome from your pics, I'm gonna google earth it and see if my Kayak would be an option, really appreciate the info.

[kev138]

Moses creek looks awesome from your pics, I'm gonna google earth it and see if my Kayak would be an option, really appreciate the info.

There is actually a place to put in a kayak right at the campsite. Not really a dock, but stairs from the creek up to the ground. Had somebody pull up with a boat one time to camp with his son.