Ocala Conservation Center (Ocala Outdoor Adventure Camp)
Group camp in Silver Springs, Marion County, Florida Also known as Ocala Conservation Center
USDA NAIP via USGS Group camp
On the water
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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission youth conservation center in the Ocala National Forest on Lake Eaton, running summer sleepaway camps for ages 8-17 plus hunter safety and group programs. No RV or public camping is offered.
What stands out
- FWC youth conservation center, not a public campground
- Summer sleepaway camps for ages 8-17 for over 50 years
- Fishing piers on Lake Eaton and rifle/shotgun ranges
- In the Ocala National Forest
Sites
Site details not listed yet. The state license lists no RV or tent spaces.
What this place offers
- Lake
- Fishing
- Hiking trails
Things to know
Rig rules
- No RV age limit listed
Pets
- Not listed
Arrival
- Not listed
Good to know
From the park's own website and other official pages. Policies change, so confirm with the park.
Location and directions
- From Ocala take SR 40 east to CR 314, go north about 9 miles, turn right at the Conservation Center sign on NE 170th Avenue; paved road dead-ends at the gate after about 1 mile.
Activities and nearby
- Fishing piers on Lake Eaton; rifle range and shotgun range on site.
Ownership
- Part of the FWC Florida Youth Conservation Centers Network.
Also worth knowing
- Summer sleepaway camps for ages 8-17 have run for over 50 years, teaching outdoor skills, firearm safety and wildlife stewardship.
- Also used for hunter safety courses, youth hunter education challenges, scouts, 4H shooting groups and school programs.
On Google
Rating, reviews and photos from the park's Google listing.
Where you'll be
7325 NE 170th Avenue, Silver Springs, FL, 34488
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