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Primitive campers and hikers thrive at Croom Tract Primitive Camp Zone West, drawn to its hike-in, hike-out isolation in Withlacoochee State Forest. The site sits 9 miles northeast of Brooksville, close to town supplies and dining. It holds 1 site with water, electric, and sewer hookups; call for rates.
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Write a ReviewNo, full hookups remain unconfirmed at Croom Tract Primitive Camp Zone West. Water hookups exist, electric runs at 30-amp and 50-amp levels, and sewer hookups provide basics. This hike-in primitive zone keeps things simple; confirm details with the state forest office before planning your trip.
Yes, Croom Tract Primitive Camp Zone West allows pets. Keep dogs on leashes per state forest rules. No size or breed restrictions appear, and no dog park sits on site, but pets join hikes and campfires easily in this wild setting.
Call for rates at Croom Tract Primitive Camp Zone West. No set prices list online; fees cover the single primitive site and basic hookups. Reservations help snag the one spot, especially in peak seasons amid the forest solitude.
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