Gulf Hammock draws RV campers to its winding Waccasassa River and thick cypress stands perfect for quiet fishing trips. Choose Lodge at Historic Lebanon Station or Pure Paradise Lebanon Station, both steps from river launches. Camp here to paddle to Gulf Hammock Wildlife Management Area or spot manatees at nearby springs.
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Gulf Hammock pulses with Old Florida charm along the Waccasassa River. Anglers cast lines for largemouth bass amid alligator-filled swamps. The Gulf Hammock Wildlife Management Area covers 7,000 acres for deer hunts in season. Ten miles west, Cedar Key's docks serve up clam chowder at Tony's Chowder House. Manatee Springs State Park bubbles with clear water just 12 miles north.
Lodge at Historic Lebanon Station suits tech-savvy campers with WiFi, 30-amp and 50-amp hookups, showers, rates from $25 to $50 nightly. Pure Paradise Lebanon Station welcomes families and pet lovers; let dogs run free while campfires light up evenings. These spots hug the old railroad line, turning your RV into a launchpad for river runs and forest hikes.
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Gulf Hammock excels in river fishing and wildlife viewing. The Waccasassa River cuts through cypress swamps teeming with bass and alligators. Gulf Hammock Wildlife Management Area spans 7,000 acres for hunting and birding. Nearby Manatee Springs State Park draws divers to its 72-degree spring. Cedar Key, ten miles away, hosts the annual Seafood Festival.
Lodge at Historic Lebanon Station and Pure Paradise Lebanon Station top the list. Both sit along the historic rail line near the Waccasassa River. Lodge offers WiFi, 30/50-amp hookups, showers at $25 to $50 per night. Pure Paradise allows pets and campfires.
Yes, Pure Paradise Lebanon Station welcomes pets on all sites. Campfires add to the fun for furry friends. Lodge at Historic Lebanon Station focuses on hookups and showers but check pet rules directly.