Beach Site. This campsite is a sand/marl beach, backed by mangroves and buttonwoods. Mosquitoes and sandflies may be a problem year round, especially if wind is out of the north. The site affords a lovely view of northern Florida Bay. Many trekkers use this site as a final stopover in order to get an early return to Flamingo the next day.
Access - Accessible by powerboat, canoe or kayak, if consideration is given to the tide state. Low tide exposes mud flats, making it almost inaccessible. Site is located east of Slagle Ditch on the southern coast. It can be reached by boat from Florida Bay.
Access - Accessible by powerboat, canoe or kayak, if consideration is given to the tide state. Low tide exposes mud flats, making it almost inaccessible. Site is located east of Slagle Ditch on the southern coast. It can be reached by boat from Florida Bay.
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