Access Site
FL
Tate's Hell State Forest - Log Cabin Camp Site #1 Primitive Boat Launch
City: Telogia, FL
County: Liberty County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 30.03277000, -84.59557000
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Location
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Nearby Gauge Conditions
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About This Access Site
Located on the Ochlockonee River in Liberty County near Telogia, this primitive boat launch provides access to one of Florida's scenic paddling destinations. The Log Cabin Road site features a large river launch area suitable for kayaks, canoes, and small motorboats. This location serves as a convenient put-in or take-out point for paddlers exploring the Ochlockonee River system within Tate's Hell State Forest.
The site is part of a larger network of camping and recreation facilities throughout the forest. Nearby campsite #23 at the Log Cabin Campground is noted as an accessible option for paddlers seeking an overnight stop or lunch break during river trips. The forest encompasses approximately 35 miles of usable waterway across creeks, rivers, and streams, making it well-suited for multi-day paddling expeditions. Anglers, hikers, and wildlife observers will find additional recreational opportunities in the area. For current facility details, amenities, and any specific launch conditions, contact Tate's Hell State Forest directly or visit the Florida Department of Environmental Protection website.
The site is part of a larger network of camping and recreation facilities throughout the forest. Nearby campsite #23 at the Log Cabin Campground is noted as an accessible option for paddlers seeking an overnight stop or lunch break during river trips. The forest encompasses approximately 35 miles of usable waterway across creeks, rivers, and streams, making it well-suited for multi-day paddling expeditions. Anglers, hikers, and wildlife observers will find additional recreational opportunities in the area. For current facility details, amenities, and any specific launch conditions, contact Tate's Hell State Forest directly or visit the Florida Department of Environmental Protection website.