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With two exceptions, free primitive camping is allowed anywhere in the backcountry of Big Cypress National Preserve as long as tents are pitched at least a half mile from developed areas. Entry by any means into the backcountry requires a permit, which is free and can be obtained at kiosks. There ar...
Overall, the campsite has received mixed reviews. Many campers appreciate the beautiful, remote location, providing a great escape into nature with minimal human interference. The trail to the campsite leads through scenic areas, although it can be damp and muddy, especially after rain. Reviewers highlighted the tranquility of the site and the chance to see wildlife, such as deer and raccoons. However, there are significant concerns regarding pest issues, notably mosquitoes during summer, and safety due to the presence of wildlife like alligators. Additionally, the lack of facilities, such as bathrooms and showers, was noted. While most reviews were positive, one sharply negative review described the area as nearly uninhabitable during summer due to mosquitoes and other potential dangers, contrasting starkly with the more favorable experiences of other reviewers.