Nature Hammock Hunting Camp
Located in the middle of a 5,000 acre gated wildlife community - Some of the most abundant and intensely managed wildlife populations in North Central Florida
- 67 +/- recreation and timber tract in Lafayette County, Florida
- Located in the heart of the Suwannee Valley, less than ten minutes from the river
- Gated security
- Part of the acclaimed 5,000 acre Nature Hammock wildlife community
- Quality game management restrictions
- Property owners association with property protection covenants
- 8 miles of secluded roadways with easement
- 48x36 pavilion with 50-amp, 2018 River Forest Vibe RV and two RV hookups
- Full outdoor kitchen
- Access to two stocked fishing ponds
- Less than 30 minutes from Steinhatchee and the Gulf of America
- 2 food plots
- 10 acres of 20-year-old planted loblolly pine trees
- Two suites with bathrooms built into pavilion
Nature Hammock Hunting Camp is a 67 +/- acre recreational and timber property located in Lafayette County, Florida. The property sits in the heart of the Suwannee Valley and is less than 45 minutes from I-75. Some of the best fishing and scalloping ventures in North Florida are a quick 30-minute drive away in the anglers' paradise city of Steinhatchee, Florida. Steinhatchee is considered one of Florida's best-kept secrets. Nature Hammock Hunting Camp is also less than ten minutes away from the historic Suwannee River and the rich spring belt of North Central Florida.
This property is part of Nature's Hammock, a 5,000-acre gated wildlife community. The community has a property owners' association that cultivates and enriches each owner's property value through quality same management restrictions. The private hunting retreats of Nature's Hammock embody some of the most abundant and intensely managed wildlife populations in North Central Florida. The community also includes a common easement of eight miles of secluded roadways, benefiting all property owners. There are two well-stocked fishing ponds designated as common areas for the use of all property owners within the community. Nature Hammock Hunting Camp is the first property inside the secure gate and has almost half a mile of county road 360 frontage, allowing easy access to the property.
Nature Hammock Hunting Camp can be your sanctuary within nature, offering the thrill of the outdoors as well as the serenity and solitude of the wilderness. A place where hunters and outdoor enthusiasts alike can come together to enjoy friends and family and an escape from the hustle of everyday life. Inside the pavilion sits a full kitchen with stainless steel appliances, outdoor cooking essentials, and granite countertops. A hunting camp is not complete without the perfect setup for watching football before and after a hunt. Inside the pavilion is an 86-inch weatherproof outdoor television. Along with the TV, the professional sound system and lighting will create a perfect nighttime atmosphere at the camp. Inside the pavilion, you will find two air-conditioned suites, fully furnished, with dedicated bathrooms in each. The laundry room is equipped with a washer and dryer. Outside the pavilion is a game processing room. An added bonus of this property is a 2018 River Forest Vibe RV with a queen bedroom, bunk room, bathroom, and kitchen. All furnishings and supplies are included, ensuring your immediate use of the camp.
The property includes two established and maintained food plots, with room for a third if desired. Next to the camp is a 3/4 acre corral and a 12x12 animal barn. Nature Hammock Hunting Camp offers an abundant deer, turkey, hog, and small game population for the outdoorsman to enjoy. The property owners' association quality game management regulations encompass eight-point bucks and bigger for harvesting. This is great news for a potential buyer of this property. In reality, you are not going to keep mature bucks on 67 acres year-round, with deer typically having a range of 500 acres or more. If you let a young buck walk, you have the comfort of knowing your neighbor is doing the same. These quality game management restrictions lead to better habitat management practices, a healthier deer herd, and a more diverse and productive ecosystem.
Hunting camps are designed to create lasting memories with others. A weekend hunt is just the beginning. An enjoyable experience with friends and families, fostering a connection with nature, and providing opportunity for quality time, all with the top luxuries, is exactly what Nature Hammock Hunting Camp is designed for and offers.
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