John C. and Mariana Jones/Hungryland Wildlife and Environmental Area
Outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage of several miles of established, multi-use trails for hiking, bicycling and horseback riding.
Kissimmee River Public Use Area: 4E’s
The 4E’s entrance and Fort Basinger have been designated by the District as stargazing sites. Amateur astronomers can gaze...
Kissimmee Chain of Lakes Wildlife Management Area: East Shore
The Lake Kissimmee Islands, East Shore and West Shore provide great opportunities for boaters looking to explore…
Kissimmee Chain of Lakes Wildlife Management Area: West Shore
Lake Kissimmee Islands, West Shore offers great opportunities for recreation, with picnic pavilions and primitive camping sites…
Kissimmee Chain of Lakes Wildlife Management Area: Drasdo
Primitive camping is available along the C-37 Canal and at the oak and cypress-lined berm on Lake Hatchineha…
Kissimmee Chain of Lakes Wildlife Management Area: Lake Hatchineha and C-37
The area surrounding Lake Hatchineha offers many recreational opportunities and beautiful vistas.
Kissimmee Chain of Lakes Wildlife Management Area: Gardner-Cobb
The Gardner-Cobb Marsh is located in the Kissimmee Chain of Lakes watershed between Cypress Lake, Lake Hatchineha…
Kissimmee River Public Use Area: Yates Marsh
Yates Marsh features a section of the Florida Trail. This is a great spot to watch wildlife including...
Kissimmee River Public Use Area: Starvation Slough
The Starvation Slough Airboat Launch provides access to Starvation Slough and No Name Slough. If you walk far west…
Kissimmee River Public Use Area: Seaboard
Visit Seaboard Marsh by boat. Watch for bluegill beds in the shallows of the riverside.