Carpenter Camp - Ochopee, Florida

Il Carpenter Camp si trova all'indirizzo Cross Seminole Trl, Ochopee, FL 34141 ed è un'area di campeggio situata all'interno del Big Cypress National Preserve Park. Questo parco offre un'esperienza unica a chi ama la natura e le attività all'aperto.

Il Carpenter Camp è facilmente accessibile in sedia a rotelle e offre parcheggi, piazzole per tende e tavoli da picnic. Gli ospiti possono godere di escursioni e altre attività ricreative all'aria aperta. Il campeggio è circondato da una bellissima natura, con alberi e piante che creano un'atmosfera tranquilla e rilassante.

Il Carpenter Camp ha ricevuto un totale di 18 recensioni su Google My Business, con una media delle opinioni di 4.7/5. I visitatori hanno apprezzato la bellezza del parco e la possibilità di godersi la natura in tutta tranquillità.

Se stai cercando un'esperienza di campeggio unica e indimenticabile, il Carpenter Camp è la scelta giusta per te. Con la sua posizione nel Big Cypress National Preserve Park, offre la possibilità di esplorare la natura e di godersi attività all'aperto. La sua facilità di accesso in sedia a rotelle e le sue comode piazzole per tende e tavoli da picnic, lo rendono un'ottima scelta per chiunque voglia trascorrere una piacevole vacanza all'aria aperta.

Si consiglia di visitare il sito web del Carpenter Camp, npplan.com, per maggiori informazioni e per effettuare una prenotazione. Non esitate a contattarli per qualsiasi domanda o chiarimento, il loro staff sarà lieto di assistervi.

Recensioni di Carpenter Camp

The Witchy Gypsy

5/5

Great place to camp with about an hour to hour and a half hike to get there. 2 firepits, almost always no one there. It's just one campsite. Floods with heavy rain but just like a foot or so. We've seen deer and raccoons but that's about it for wildlife. Beautiful stars and you can't see the highway. No bathrooms or showers. Sign in sheet at the beginning of the trail.

Nick

5/5

This camp is the closed to I-75 and in my opinion it is much easier to get to.
Of course this is primitive camping so remember to bring plenty of water with you or something to filter and sanitize if you are going to go that route.
It was very clean when I visited it and hopefully everyone keeps it that way.
There's a table along with a fire ring for the evenings. I'm looking forward to camping here!

Arnold Aengenheyster

5/5

A little damp right now, but beautiful otherwise. Black swamp mosquitoes are at very low levels. Last quarter mile of trail before camp is flooded to about a foot and a half. Bring extra shoes or walk barefoot like I did.

David DuGay

5/5

Nice campsite on the blue loop off the FNST north of I75. Had a little mud and wading before reaching the camp.

Roy Dye

1/5

This place is the pit of hell on earth in the Summer. You have little chance of surviving out here more then 48 hours and you will be miserable the whole time. Mosquitoes will swarm you and carry off your kids. There are huge gators and crocodiles, yes Florida Crocks, so big that you will learn dinosaurs are not extinct, , raccoons will rob you of your food, there are snakes and every plant species will either sting you or cut you. The water is poisonous. Enjoy the wilderness, I've never been so happy to get back to civilization.

Chris Schmandt

4/5

This is a campsite on the main branch of the Florida Trail. There is a picnic table and nice area for tenting. It is just off the trail, well signed. You cannot travel much further north from here without dealing with getting permission from the Seminole reservation. There is supposed to be some "seasonal water" around but I did not see a source.

David McCarty (Sparky)

5/5

Has a iron fire ring and aluminum picnic table. Grass is cut, no trash. Plenty of tent spaces. Nice path to a nearby wetland
Been there 4 times.

St Aubyn King

5/5

Did not go into the camp, but walked by it. It looks like solid dry ground. Had pass a lady earlier who had clean up trash that was left there. May come back another time and camp there for the night.