Two Mile Prairie Primitive Campsite

Site was a beautiful spot along Withlachoocie river. It was a 5 minute hike from oxbow trailhead. I was a little afraid of a break in while leaving my truck in the parking lot of the main road. Or leaving your gear while out on the river. There are a lot of hikers, but nobody touched my stuff luckily. I loved the spot for the scenery, but it was not far enough away. Had many hikers walking in to my campsite.

Decent parking lot, at the trail entrance there is a picnic table and a bulletin board with the entire list of rules for the area. The beginning trail is average size but leads to a larger trail the size of a one way dirt road, at this intersection there is a garbage can "it was over flowing on my visit". The trails are marked with yellow paint on the tree, it took me approximately 6 minutes to make it to the first river side campsite " I didn't have any camping gear just a camera" and approximately another 4 minutes down the trail to get to the second river side campsite. Each camp site had a picnic table "old tables, and wobbly but better than nothing" the second camp site had a fire ring. Both campsites were nice looking and you can have a line in the water while camping and cook yo

When people respect the trail, and don't litter it's absolutely gorgeous. Two places to camp along the trail that's just under a mile. Great for a walk, hike or jog by the Withlacoochee river. Good place to see nature, fish and relax.

On lunch went for hike to see the beautiful view an nature. It was amazing about 2 miles. Has a day area use an also camping with horses is available with a tie up an grills.

Booking is now done on reserve america website it's free to camp but 6.70 paid to site online. Quick fyi no longer get permit from management. Check in at 3pm check out at 1pm. Right on water it is a 1/2 walk so w dolly everything in! Save your strength. Rope swings have been removed another fyi. No restrooms on site so bring your portopotty bucket. Lots of area to move around and plenty of hiking in woods & near water. You can hear local traffic Hope this helps!