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Lake Okeechobee

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3Linked campgrounds
94Supported overnight records
94Sites with multi-field evidence
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A closer look at the destination

As lake, waterway and surrounding countryside, Okeechobee shows the many faces of Florida. A canopy of moss-draped live oaks hides clusters of sabal palms. A tangle of water plants marks the boundary where wetland meets lakeshore. A lone alligator suns on a riverbank in a deceptively calm moment. Wild birds take flight in a sudden explosion of motion. Between the muted pastels of dawn and the brilliant display of sunset, Okeechobee is for all who love the outdoors.

Operator-supplied destination description. Amenities and restrictions may apply to the wider area rather than each campsite.

Different campground sizes

Site counts help compare the scale of the listed options. They do not measure crowding, privacy or how busy a place will feel.

25 or fewer sites
1
26–100 sites
2
Over 100 sites
0

What is documented across these sites?

Each count represents distinct site records with usable evidence in that decision group. A documented “No” counts as evidence; it does not count as a match for your trip.

Equipment
92
Length evidence
91
Party limits
94
Vehicle limits
90
Electrical service
92
Shade
64
Driveway details
90

Usable evidence may still need interpretation. Published length limits are screening clues, not a verified fit guarantee.

Operator directions
The project office is located approximately 65 miles west of West Palm Beach, and 65 miles east of Fort Myers, FL. From W. Palm Beach: Take US-98 heading west, which becomes US-441 North. Take 441N to FL-80 West, which becomes US-27 North. US-27 will take you to Clewiston. From Ft. Myers: Take FL-80 East to US-27 South. Follow US-27 into Clewiston.

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Ortona South

51 supported campsite records

51 sites with multi-field evidenceFlorida · published-coordinate region

St Lucie South

13 supported campsite records

13 sites with multi-field evidenceFlorida · published-coordinate region

W.P. Franklin N

30 supported campsite records

30 sites with multi-field evidence
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