SLIDE THRU PLEASE best place to grab grub you know and fishing gear you know. hope to see you soonread more

Cute and rustic inexpensive boat ramp and little store. They have a little bit of everything and a…read moresign pointing up that says 4.9 miles to heaven and various other signs. If you need it they sell it from fishing poles and supplies and snacks and beer and soda etc...Situated right next to the bridge in Aripeka perfect place to fish of course and 10 or 12 people fishing there today on Sunday The guy in the store said it's better during the week less people more fish. So I'm planning on coming back to fish!!!

In case you don't want to read my review. $15 per tent with…read more2 people $25 for canoes that fit 3 people $7-10 for wood? Owners and employees are awesome, and the River next to the campsite is beautiful. It was a busy weekend in Ocala considering a virus was spreading. Every camp site in the national park was booked. That did not stop my friends and I from looking. We ended up finding Bronson's camp which was an hour and a half away from from where we were, But this camping was happening one way or another. When we arrived we were sketched out, this place is in the middle of nowhere in central Florida. You see crazy sh** in the movies, so anything becomes scary right. Anyhow, we come across this beautiful river which we ended up camping next to. We are so happy to have discovered this gem. The owners were welcoming, kind, and patient. The employees were fun, one hung out with us for a bit. The people around the camp were super nice. The river was pretty, the way the trees hovered and the dock with two mean ducks haha. Canoes were available for rent ($25) which I would of taken if I hadn't been to intoxicated. It's $15 per tent (2person). Cheap compared most campgrounds. The bathrooms are not luxurious but if you spent time outdoors it's not something that matters. My night here was unforgettable, no one shut us up, there was 14 of us and it was late at night, so please be respectful and modest. I don't want this beautiful place to become over regulated because a couple of stupid people. Anyway, thank you so much! Will definitely come back. BRING MOSQUITO SPRAY, I did not get bit with it on

We had such a wonderful experience here. The owners are down to Earth, warm and inviting. The…read morescenery was amazing and very peaceful. If you're looking to unplug from the World, this is the place to do it. I will definitely be going back.

I love camping here! It is magical. We just don't love that the trails are closed off. So far we've…read morecamped here twice using the electric and water. In the summer we were in loop 1 and recently we grabbed a last minute spot in loop 2. Even though there were so many folks we still had a great experience. The dogs love that park. There is a 13 mile trail that is in and out and that would take us way too long especially with the heat. We adore this spot and will be back!!!

I love going to Hillsborough River State Park in Thonotosassa. We regurlarly enjoy its hiking…read moretrails, (we usually combined them all for a good for a 7 miles haul). The trails are tranquil and vary in difficulty from easy to somewhat hard. Along the way there are plenty of opportunities to watch the animal life of the area and capture them in photographs. There a plenty of benches and little nooks where to rest along the way, some good enough to enjoy a picnic! Besides hiking this park offers all kinds of amenities such as camping- (all, including glamping), biciclying, horseback riding, fishing, and canoe/kayak launching. There is a historical fort and grounds within but currently close for renovations, (I believe it is scheduled to open in November). At Hillsborough River State Park there is plenty to do to enjoy a great day outdoors!

I've paddled the Emerald Cut a few times now. Initially I didn't like the idea of paying to launch…read moremy own paddleboard. However, it's only $10 now that I have my own life jacket (saving me additional cost of $5 to use one of theirs, as required). Well worth the low cost for some soul-enriching, communing with nature. I have never made a reservation. I normally arrive around 10:30, most recently on a Friday. Parked for free on Baptist Camp Rd. Just a bit of a walk from there with my inflated paddleboard, but I don't mind the extra exercise. You can unload your stuff closer, if preferable. There are port-a-potties available. You can count on there being a line in the check-in office. Various recreation supplies are available there for purchase. The process moves reasonably enough. A reservation will guarantee your entrance, however, and possibly aide quicker personal info collection. I always plan to do the Emerald Cut in roughly 3 hours round-trip, allowing myself several stops to enjoy the surroundings. You do run into (quite literally at times) novice paddlers along the way, which can be a bit tricky, yet not a real nuisance for me. In general, there's friendliness along the waterway. Slighty rowdy, party vibes in some spots, but also opportunities for solace and zen in various nooks. Encountering wildlife, fragrant elderberry, and other captivating flora along this stretch is always gratifying. It's a popular recreation destination for good reason.

This is one of the most beautiful places in Florida! Highly recommend visiting at least once. Being…read morelocal, I've visited a number of times. A few things knock the stars down: - The amount of rules/ regulations is a downside. There are more than any other river we've visited in Florida. It's nerve wracking to make sure you're following every new rule. - Launching and landing at the dock is stressful. It feels rushed and disorganized. - The bathroom situation is DIRE. They have a few porta potties but they're pretty gross. - I've found some of the staff intimidating/ borderline rude. There are a lot of newbies to kayaking/ paddleboarding so patience is a virtue at busy times! It's a hard paddle up stream and coming back it can be easy to lose control around the corners. There are a few spots to be cautious of other paddlers. With that said, it's really stunning. They keep the area very clean and there are a lot of spots to pull off to the side to enjoy the view. I've never done a guided tour, but I've heard they're really well done!

I have fished in plenty of Florida hot spots. I've been fishing for years, all up and down the east…read morecoast. I did a 1/2 day charter with Capt. Joel of Fish Daddy Charters on April 20, 2016, and it was the best day of fishing I have ever had in my life! In no time, Capt. Joel had us on the spot and it was non/stop action. Huge Gag Grouper and a beautiful Cobia. The boat is strong, smooth and comfortable with plenty of room to fish. The Captain is knowledgable, experienced, professional and a great guy. Excellent charter experience! I was with a friend, but would be very comfortable bringing my wife and kids.

From the owner: Charter fishing the Hernando Beach's Nature Coast. We also do Pontoon fun trips.read more

A beautiful, small, 25 acre lake surrounded by two nice neighborhoods, Magnolia Point and Silver…read moreLakes. The lake is springfed, clean with plenty of fish and wildlife, including Sand Hill Cranes, Squirrels and turtles. Large enough for water skiing. Silver lakes has a boat launch for the community. WARNING! We do see alligators on occasion, but come on! This is Florida and they were here first.

Captain kyle really helped me out today my motor took a dump on me and i couldn't get in great guy…read morenice rig i would highly suggest this charter to anyone who wants to have a good time and be in good hands

From the owner: Captain Kyle owns a 2014, 19'1″ East Cape Vantage. Its the finest flats/poling skiff on the market…read more It is very comfortable ride in choppy water and its huge spray rails keep us completely dry. It is equipped with many upgrades. Just in front of the center console sits a bench seat which is extremely comfortable. We have a wide casting platform with sea deck on top for a comfortable safe footing. Also equipped on the casting platforms is a lean bar which allows you to take some weight off your feet and relax while we stalk fish. The boat has a 6' power pole off the left transom. A reliable 2014 Suzuki DF90A is attached to an Atlas jack plate to run shallow so we can take the most direct route to the fishing grounds.