The Freckled Frog primitive camping

The Freckled Frog is located just west of the city of Arcadia Fl. It is a private farm with cattle and 3 donkeys on 35ac. It's possible to see deer and turkey early in the mornings or in the evenings. We are surrounded by cattle ranch’s and citrus groves. If you enjoy birdwatching, wildlife viewing, hiking or bike riding this will be a perfect place for you.  We charge per spot for a camper/ RV or 2 small tents.

We Look forward to having you at “The Freckled Frog Primitive Camping “ Below we have provided a list of nearby things to do. TreeUmph Adventure 21805 E State Rd. 70 Bradenton 941-322-2130 about 24 mi away Adventure Course 21805 E State Road 70, Bradenton, FL 34202, United States , you may want to type address in your gps . If you click on this it sometimes sends you to Ockeechobe. Canoe Out Post 2816 NW County Rd. 661 Arcadia 863-494-1215 Up River Adventures: Horse Back, Kayak and airboat 4192 SW Adventure Way Arcadia 863-884-4000 All Florida Championship Rodeo Arcadia 2450 Roan Street Arcadia 800-749-7633 Downtown Arcadia: Restaurants and Antique stores Historic Pine Level: Pine Level United Methodist Church 9596 NW Pine Level St. Arcadia was established in 1868. 863-494-0044 Pine Level Campground Cemetery 9923 State Rd. 70 Arcadia was established sometime before 1850. It was where people gathered to camp and worship underneath a brush arbor long before Pine Level became the county seat of Manatee county. Myaka State Park Address: 13208 State Road 72, Sarasota 34241Phone: (941) 361-6511Established: Feb 18, 1941Area: 57.81 sq miles

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Campground Regulations Campsite Limit - Maximum use and vehicle capacity permitted at a single campsite is six people, one camper unit, or two vehicles (only one of which can be an RV) per site or 2 small tents. No person, party, or organization shall be permitted to camp in designated areas for more than the total maximum number reserved. Campfires must be attended at all times. Small campfires are allowed at designated camping sites. All fires shall be completely extinguished prior to the user leaving the campsite. Only dead wood lying on the ground may be collected as fuel for campfires within the camping area. There is no wood for purchase. Be considerate of your fellow campers by observing quiet hours from 9:00 pm to 8:00 am. Generator use is permitted between the hours of 8:00 am to 9:00 pm, no longer than1 hour at a time. Most campers come for the peace and quiet. Please be respectful. Idling vehicle engines are considered generators in this regard. Property left unattended longer than 48 hours will be impounded and the campsite forfeited, regardless of whether or not it is reservable or non-reservable. Food Items should be kept sealed in a vehicle or a camping unit . Dispose of trash in animal-proof Do not hang bags of trash from structures or vegetation. Birds, especially ravens and vultures, tear plastic bags open and spill the contents. Cigarette butts, etc., are considered trash and should not be deposited on the ground. Such items must be completely extinguished and properly disposed of. Leave no trace behind. Do not feed the wildlife, including birds. This is unhealthy for wild animals and invites human/animal confrontations. Weather may change quickly, be prepared for sudden gusty winds by ensuring that tents and other items that may be damaged or scattered are properly secured at all times. Prevent injury to your pets by keeping them on a leash or otherwise restrained at all times. Pets may not be left unattended. Check at a visitor center for local kennels, if needed. Carry a flashlight and use caution when walking at night on trails, campground paths, or roads. There are many trip hazards in as well as spiny plants and venomous animals. Footwear other than flip-flops and sandals is recommended. Make sure your tent is secure, especially if you are in it at night.

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