Access Site
FL
Larkin Fish Camp
City: Bristol, FL
County: Liberty
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 30.15262000, -85.08896000
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Location
Interactive access map
Loads when you reach this section.
Nearby Gauge Conditions
Apalachicola River near Sumatra,Fla.
14.7 mi away
New River near Sumatra, Fla
16.8 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
About This Access Site
Larkin Fish Camp provides boat ramp access to the Florida River in Bristol, located in Liberty County. This access point serves paddlers and boaters looking to explore the scenic Florida River, a blackwater river known for its natural, undeveloped character and wildlife viewing opportunities. The ramp is conveniently situated near the small community of Bristol in the Big Bend region of Florida's Nature Coast.
As with most public boat ramps in Florida's wildlife management areas, visitors should verify current conditions, parking availability, and any applicable fees before visiting. The Florida River is suitable for kayaking and canoeing, offering a peaceful paddling experience through relatively calm waters. Those planning to launch should check water levels and bring appropriate gear for the blackwater river environment.
For specific details about amenities, operating hours, parking fees, and current access conditions at Larkin Fish Camp, contact the Liberty County Parks and Recreation department or the local Fish and Wildlife management office prior to your visit.
As with most public boat ramps in Florida's wildlife management areas, visitors should verify current conditions, parking availability, and any applicable fees before visiting. The Florida River is suitable for kayaking and canoeing, offering a peaceful paddling experience through relatively calm waters. Those planning to launch should check water levels and bring appropriate gear for the blackwater river environment.
For specific details about amenities, operating hours, parking fees, and current access conditions at Larkin Fish Camp, contact the Liberty County Parks and Recreation department or the local Fish and Wildlife management office prior to your visit.