Great people, totally worth the money and the experience. Had such a fun trip up and down the…read moreriver, saw all kinds of wild life. I would highly recommend it if your in the area!!

Great kayaking, friendly staff, sweet kitty and so much to see in the water. Robert was very…read morehelpful, friendly and knowledgeable. Can't wait to return.

This evening Tony and I drove in St. Mark's National Wildlife Refuge to check out Wakulla Beach…read more It's quite near our Airbnb and easily located with Google Maps app. It's free to enjoy. Located on Wakulla Beach Rd right off SR-98, down a sandy dirt road 3.5 miles. Very secluded make sure phone charged, Gas full, tire pressures good and you have some fresh water and a couple granola bars Be prepared Highly recommend

This is not a beach to hang out on and catch rays. It's a historical location that is a nice place…read moreto put in a kayak. It's more of a nature preserve than a beach. It's in the St. Marks Wildlife Refuge, you drive down a long dirt road to reach the beach. It is not always possible to travel the road & should be avoided during hurricanes. You should drive extremely show to preserve the road for residents & other visitors, and to enjoy the wildlife. If you cannot make it to the end of the road b/c it's taking too long, you're visiting for the wrong reasons. Great place to interact with fiddler crabs. Visit the ruins of the old hotel.

This lovely park looks out onto the Dickerson Bay that is a part of the Gulf of Mexico. It is on…read morethe water with a pebbly beach. There are some playground sets here including swings and climbing equipment. A half-court basketball court with benches is in excellent condition A structure with a music stage has restrooms. I believe there are seafood festivals hosted here. A walking loop is also available. Adequate parking. Note that the park is not lighted in order to protect the sea turtles. It is only open dawn to dusk. [Review 14659 overall, 159 of 2021, number 1226 in Florida.]

Spankloads of trout and redfish off thier fishing pier.. but if you jig.. the pier is very high off…read morethe water and before youve reeled half your line in the jigs off the bottom and not fishing.. so any other lures are fine.. but baits the way to go here

Well, I live close to here I'd never taken any time to visit Bald Point State Park until recently…read more On a Saturday morning the ladies and I decided to go for a hike and I have to say I was seriously impressed. Having spent a lot of time living in Colorado and being used to hiking and how often times trails can be hard to navigate and hard to find I was super happy and again really impressed by the detail on the trails here. Every single section of trail that we utilize was super well marked, clearly able to be understood and everything was well maintained. No trash in sight which is such a rarity and the trails themselves offered such a unique beautiful perspective of a gorgeous piece of wild land here in Florida.

#96 of 100 December Challenge Beautiful, vast sandy beaches…read moreand ocean ar3 all I need for some rest and relaxation. Florida has some secret less crowded areas and this fits the bill. No noisy high standing condos or hotels. Just beautiful white sand and vast oceans.

This was an amazing tour! We took two SUPs, a canoe and kayak and Rob was our guide. We saw…read moremanatee, turtles, heron, alligators and so much more. Rob and his family were so welcoming and helpful. They gave our family a wonderful morning tour with information on the area as well as the animal life. We would highly recommend TNT Hideaway.

I just went on a half day trip on Lake Talquin and Craig was great. I can not remember having as…read moremuch fun fishing as I had with Craig. He is not only a great guide but a wonderfull frendly man who loves his sport and is willing to share his knowledge. Oh and by the way we were on fish within 10 minutes. Thanks Craig for a great time.

Great location! We had a lovely spot on the bay. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The…read moregrounds are well kept, and we had a wonderful time there. Walking distance to excellent food choices and if you like chicken you have to try market/gas station! We would stay again!

The campground itself is super privately positioned to offer the most exceptional sunset and…read moresunrise views of your life over the Ochlocknee Bay. If that's not enough, the park itself is clean, quiet, well maintained and supported by phenomenal staff which is definitely the icing. The facilities and laundry services are all clean and updated. There is a pool on site, which is always a nice thing to have in Florida. The park itself is never so overrun that you feel like you're constantly on top of somebody else or having somebody else in your space. Our entire time that we stayed here was actually right after Hurricane Helene hit the area, we had only just purchased our house when it was totally ruined by the hurricane & luckily we still had our rig. This spot allowed us to be nearby while we were trying to even just simply be able to get back in our house to assess damage but beyond that the folks here really did everything that they could to support and lift us up and in an exceptionally hard time. I say all of this as a someone who lived full-time on the road in our class A rig prior to buying here locally so I totally understand the usual complaints/hoped for items when you're looking for somewhere to stay. While placed in rule setting, there are beach access points within 10 miles either direction from the campground but genuinely you just can't beat the dock here as far as fishing, hanging and catching the sunrise and sunset. However just really want to highlight how amazing the folks here are as we understood that our who was catastrophically ruined and unlivable, they really went above and beyond to help us out in every way that they could to provide us a place to stay and any support that we may have needed. Just really great people running a really great local, quiet hidden gem.

The club is quiet range with a low annual membership fee and many ranges and programs. There are…read moremultiple pistol and long gun ranges, and a trap range. The property is well gated with security, picnic areas, an indoor restrooms and active groups, including youth programs. They are affiliated with the CMP program. You must be a NRA member to join and are required to give service to the club and property. This keeps membership to those willing to put in time and effort to develop and provide safety and learning programs.

A safe place to shoot, run by member-volunteers, with a wide range of facilities, including ranges…read morefor pistol, small-caliber rifle, high-power rifle up to 300 yards, and shotgun. Besides conventional paper targets, there are steel plates. Pistol and rifle ranges have shelters, with benches appropriate to the type of firearm. Weekdays, the range is generally lightly used. Most weekends, there are scheduled events, such as Sporting Clays, Trapshooting, Cowboy Action, NRA Action Pistol, Steel Challenge, High Power Rifle, and .22 Rimfire Silhouette. There are also Youth Program events. See http://www.trpc.net/ for info.