Best Dispersed Camping near Olustee, FL
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Best Dispersed Sites Near Olustee, FL (5)
1. Cobb Hunt Camp
Olustee, Florida7 Reviews•11 Photos•61 Saves- Pets
- Fires
- Phone Service
- ADA Access
- Dispersed
- Trash
2. 17 Mile Hunt Camp
Osceola National Forest, Florida7 Reviews•16 Photos•195 SavesPrimitive hunt camp and camping area located at the southeastern edge of the Big Gum Swamp Wilderness.
- Pets
- Fires
- Phone Service
- ADA Access
- Dispersed
- Trash
3. West Tower Hunt Camp
Osceola National Forest, Florida4 Reviews•41 SavesA central point for recreation in the northwest part of the forest. From this primitive hunt camp, you can ride the West Tower Equestrian Trails or hike / backpack on the Florida Trail. Primitive tent camping.
- Pets
- Fires
- Phone Service
- ADA Access
- Dispersed
- Trash
4. Sandhill Hunt Camp
Be the first to review!Osceola National Forest, Florida•5 SavesPrimitive camping area to the northwest of Big Gum Swamp Wilderness.
- Pets
- Dispersed
- Trash
- Toilets
Recent Dispersed Reviews in Olustee
18 Reviews of 5 Olustee Campgrounds
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J A.
GuideWest Tower Hunt Camp
Beautiful no Verizon service
Nice spots with a bathroom book exchange and power at the bathroom if you need it.
Chris D.
Traveler
Cobb Hunt Camp
Actual campground is closed
Cobb Camp Osceola is closed though the website makes no mention of the closure. There are people camping just beyond the campground without issue. Nice and quiet spot with 0 amenities. There was a portapoty and trash cans during hunting season. Good verizon and tmobile cell coverage.
- BBrianGuide
West Tower Hunt Camp
Great spot
This place was very clean and most spots were very well spaced out. Porta potties and trash bins. Camp host was nice and they have a 14 day stay limit. Verizon service was pretty spotty. Having a host with no charge threw me for a bit of a loop. I only did an overnight, but it was a great place and had a nice feeling of seclusion without being too far from civilization. Also very clean.
- MMichael S.Guide
Cobb Hunt Camp
Campground Closed But Camping Allowed Just Past Entrance
We arrived late and saw the campground was taped off and a sign read closed indefinitely. However, we drove just past the campground and found many others camped on the side of the road. Trash and porta potty’s provided by National Forest.
- BBrianGuide
17 Mile Hunt Camp
Nice spot
Sites are spread out and the road is rough getting in. No water or electric. Porta potty on site. No Verizon cell service.
- BBrianGuide
Cobb Hunt Camp
Currently closed
Currently closed, for maintenance, so could not stay there. Sites were level and Verizon service was good. As of 1 Nov closed with no date to reopen. State campground just down the road
- HHeather F.
ScoutCobb Hunt Camp
Primitive camping
This place is very beautiful way out in the woods there’s no bathrooms or electricity.
- MMoe B.Traveler
17 Mile Hunt Camp
Barely any service, shots heard, but sick view
It’s a hunt camp. But it wasn’t hunting season necessarily. Heard many shots during the late afternoon when we got there, around 4p. Off and on until it got dark at 6:30p. We got an amazing spot with a view of the pond. Ground can be soft, but luckily it had been dry for a few days, but you could get stuck in some spots. Minimal, if any, cell service, so you will be disconnected pretty much.
- DeziRay M.Scout
Cobb Hunt Camp
Awesome
Free no water or electricity, porta-potties . Most campers stay to themselves and there's room for privacy
- DeziRay M.Scout
West Tower Hunt Camp
Very nice
Host was very nice. Bathroom and shower but no hot water
- NNate D.Guide
Cobb Hunt Camp
Easily accessible
Depends on what you’re into. Great if you’re here as a hunt base camp maybe, but Cobb is not the idyllic peaceful personal campsite. I camped there with my boys in a tent, and they had a blast just playing in the dirt, but I had to figure out how to explain to them why someone had been there for the last 11 months and why we had to sleep through a running generator all night.
We hiked in a few miles on the Florida Trail, so we had all our water supplies on our person. There’s a little pond there that we were purifying water out of with no issue, but if you drive in and car camp you can easily bring water with you.
Not great for the backpacker, but probably pretty great if you’re driving in and hunting out of your tent or camper.
Will J.Traveler17 Mile Hunt Camp
Peaceful, relaxing, easy.
This was our first time boondocking and it was the perfect site to try it out. We have a 26’ travel trailer and we did a few loops looking for a good site. It was pretty easy to see where the areas for camping are but it’s not as clear as a paid RV park. We ended up loving the site we picked. We were able to pull through instead of backing in (although a lot of the spots looked like you would need to back in), the ground wasn’t too muddy so we didn’t get stuck, and we didn’t even need to level the camper - it was naturally flat. As far as our actual stay - It was really peaceful. There were only a few other people there and we hardly ever saw them. We did have to be extra careful with our little dog tho because we did get the sense that something could try to eat it since the sites are in the middle of the woods. We generally felt safe tho and just made sure to take beat spray when we went out into the woods. There’s a trash receptacle (albeit small and easily filled) and a porta John at the entrance. All in all would definitely recommend this either as a quick overnight stop or to stay a week or two.
- Michael W.
Legend17 Mile Hunt Camp
Better of the Three
Stayed a week. 2 different sights in campground. Really secluded, kept sights. Toilet and trash bins maintained 2 times a week. Went to other two sights, East Tower: Jam packed with hunters. Big Camp Hunt Camp: remote , small hard to get to. Rd 235. Deep hole , not recommended to cross. Would definitely stay here again. Special shout to neighbor [Lauren) solo female cudo. Nearby clean pond too.
- Chrischelle N.Guide
17 Mile Hunt Camp
Simple but neat
Nice primitive campground with well maintained dispersed spots. No picnic tables or fire rings but plenty of space. Nice and quiet. Lots of space for RVs as well. Just make sure to check the ground before you park. Very muddy, could get stuck.
- PPatrick M.Scout
17 Mile Hunt Camp
Nice getaway
Nice place to unwind, I'm in a travel trailer so I had the chance to take advantage of all the amenities my camper has to offer, the roads are a little rough, yet passiable, it was a little wet because of a rain a day earlier, but, I had a blast, not much cell service, no tv stations, I brought movies, really enjoyed myself.
Jamie W.TravelerWest Tower Hunt Camp
Dispersed with bathroom and outdoor shower
Lots of dispersed camping spots throughout, some right out in the open, and others are private. Campsites are scattered with nicely cleared areas within bush palms. Also available is a bathroom and an outdoor cold shower. (There is a book exchange in the bathroom) Simple horse stables with drinking water spigot.
- Jamie W.Traveler
Cobb Hunt Camp
Great dispersed camping
I've camped here a few different times and loved it every time. There are some older couples that come there every year. During hunting season, there are portable toilets, but no water. Picnic tables at various spots and plenty of shady areas.
- Aliyah B.Guide
17 Mile Hunt Camp
Great Free Camp Spot
Loved this spot. It had tons of space with space between camp spots. Quiet. Lots of locals during the day but settles down at night. Has picnic tables. Would go again for sure! Also easy to drive up and park car and put up tent next to it.
Guide to Olustee
Discover the beauty of dispersed camping near Olustee, Florida, where nature lovers can enjoy serene landscapes and a sense of adventure. With various options available, campers can find the perfect spot to unwind and connect with the outdoors.
Dispersed campers should check out Cobb Hunt Camp
- Located in the Osceola National Forest, Cobb Hunt Camp offers a peaceful retreat with minimal amenities, making it ideal for those seeking solitude.
- Campers have reported good cell service from providers like Verizon and T-Mobile, allowing for some connectivity even in the wilderness.
- While the official campground may be closed, many have found success camping just beyond the entrance, enjoying the quiet and natural surroundings.
Tips for free and dispersed camping near Olustee, Florida
- Always check for current conditions before heading to 17 Mile Hunt Camp, as access can be affected by weather and road conditions.
- This area is known for its spacious sites, but be prepared for rough roads and limited cell service, making it a true escape from the hustle and bustle.
- Bring your own supplies, as there are no water or electric hookups available, but a porta-potty is provided for convenience.
Enjoy wildlife watching while free camping near Olustee
- West Tower Hunt Camp is a great spot for observing local wildlife, with well-spaced sites that offer a sense of privacy.
- The area features a bathroom and outdoor shower, making it a comfortable choice for those who want to enjoy nature without sacrificing too much convenience.
- Campers have noted the beauty of the surroundings, making it an excellent location for photography and nature walks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is the most popular dispersed campsite near Olustee, FL?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular dispersed campground near Olustee, FL is Cobb Hunt Camp with a 4.3-star rating from 7 reviews.
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