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Dispersed Camping

White Oak Landing and Hunt Camp

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White Oak Landing and Hunt Camp is located near the Apalachicola National Forest in Florida. The terrain consists of flatlands with dense forest cover. Campers can explore the nearby Apalachicola River and visit the Gulf of Mexico, both offering various outdoor activities.

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Location

White Oak Landing and Hunt Camp is located in Florida

Coordinates

30.09820605 N
85.11185145 W

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Enjoy dispersed camping on government land and leave no trace. Pack in and pack out. No (or limited) services at this camping area. Permit may be required.

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Drive Time

1 hr 20 min from Panama City, FL
1 hr 21 min from Tallahassee, FL
1 hr 47 min from Dothan, AL
2 hrs 10 min from Crestview, FL

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Kristen S.

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Reviewed Jan. 17, 2026

Simple and quite full of sounds.

Tucked away in the National Forest, you turn on a forest service road to find this spot. Drive on a solid 3.5 mile dirt road. Meaning, it’s quite flat with some bumps but easily done.

The locals come daily to hunt during season and likely fish otherwise, but keep to themselves.

There is a dumpster (so it is fairly clean but not everyone picks up). And a porta potty for use.

I was here 5 nights in my Skoolie, no one bothered me. I saw a forest service ranger but they didn’t stop & a crew came to collect the trash that over spilled the dumpster.

No AT&T service. But you can squeeze Starlink in the right spot to work remotely and take a video call with minimal interference. It got me through just fine.

There are a million stars on a clear night. A few spots people have done fires but no pits.

I would stay here again.

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