Established Camping

52 Landing

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USDA Forest Service

The primary access point to Alexander Creek, 52 Landing (also the site of the Bluff Landing primitive camping area) is the take-out for a downstream paddle of Alexander Run or can be used as a launch point for a paddle upstream. It is bordered by the wild and wet Alexander Springs Wilderness, which you can explore with a paddle downstream. Primitive camping is permitted on a bluff above the boat ramp.

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Antonino S.

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Reviewed Mar. 29, 2021

Nice and secluded

Very close wall to a river which was nice. 20-30 min drive in on very rough dirt road. Would not recommend if you do not have a truck or off road capable suv. Only 5 or 6 campsites total. There were many stray dogs and cats. Also the campsite had a lot of trash leftover from past campers. No bathrooms or showers. No camper hookups.

Location

52 Landing is located in Florida

Directions

From Alexander Springs Recreation Area, drive north on CR 445 towards Astor. Turn right onto FR 18, an unimproved road, after you cross over Alexander Creek. Follow the road for nearly 2 miles to a turnoff on the right as FR 18 makes a sharp right off the main road. Continue another 2 miles or so down to the landing. FR 18 marks the western boundary of the Alexander Springs Wilderness.