Lake George Conservation Area Jumping Gully SJRWMD

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Picnic Table

About Lake George Conservation Area Jumping Gully SJRWMD

Drive-in tent-only campsite The Lake George Jumping Gully campsite is located under large live oaks along the bank of Jumping Gully Creek. This campsite has a pavilion with two picnic tables, two fire rings and benches.Only primitive tent camping is allowed. No RVs, motorhomes, camper vans, travel trailers or truck campers are allowed at the campsite at any time or in the parking areas overnight.The campsite is located 359 S. Georgetown Point Road, Georgetown, FL. Gate access is located on Truck Trail 2 (Union Bag Trail), approximately 4 miles north of County Road 305 (Lake George Road) and 2.5 miles west of Seville. Advance reservations are required a full 48 hours in advance. Vehicle make, model and license plate numbers are required for all vehicles accessing the gated campsite.Maximum occupancy at the campsite is 24 people.The Jumping Gully campsite is within the Lake George Wildlife Management Area. During hunting seasons, the large camp area is split into four campsites so four groups of up to six people may camp. Campers share the amenities and pavilion with others. No camping is permitted during the General Gun season.For more information about Lake George Conservation Area, visit www.sjrwmd.com/lands/recreation/lake-george/.For more information about hunting, visit myfwc.com/recreation/cooperative/lake-george/. Check-in: No earlier than 1 p.m. Check-out: No later than 11 a.m. Maximum length of stay: 7 consecutive days Maximum number of vehicles allowed: 4 during non-hunt season, 2 per tent site during hunt season when the campsite is shared. (All vehicles must be listed on vehicle permit and include makes, models, colors and license plate numbers)

Activities & Attractions

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Birding

Birding

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Fishing

Fishing

Year-round
Hunting

Hunting

Year-round

Campground Amenities

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Picnic Table
Cooking and Fire

Cooking and Fire

  • Picnic Table
  • Campfire Ring
On Site Services

On Site Services

  • Pavilion
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Reviews (5)

What Guests Are Saying

The Lake George Conservation Area Jumping Gully is described as a tick-filled area with scrub vegetation. Despite this, the reviewer expresses a strong appreciation for the location, giving it a perfect score of 10/10. Overall, it seems to offer a unique experience for those who enjoy nature.

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Mac M

Mac M

December 20, 2025

5

It's a tick filled place full of scrub and random drawling 'loids. I love it. 10/10

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Clelia Hill

Clelia Hill

December 5, 2020

5

Beautiful wildlife management area.
We spent the day exploring different trams.

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Tammi Voskuhl

Tammi Voskuhl

July 16, 2020

5

Have to go through town, to get to it. Dirt road entrance. No fee. Due to Corona, camping & hiking closed, but nice picnic tables, restroom, & pavilion. Had lunch. Definitely will be back 馃憤

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Debra Lambrich

Debra Lambrich

July 8, 2019

4

My dogs and I spent approximately 3 hours here and never saw anyone else. They ran their little tails off...I didn't see anything here though other than the woods. I'm sure I missed something so, we will, of course, go back another day. We enjoy the outdoors and just being out in nature. And, you CAN do that HERE!

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Lance

Lance

March 26, 2019

5

It鈥檚 a very nice place! Some people are fishing here, and they鈥檙e very friendly. It鈥檚 not a very famous spot, but it鈥檚 definitely a place for relaxing, fresh air, gently wind, and warm sunshine.

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Location Lake George Conservation Area Jumping Gully SJRWMD

Address:
359 S. Georgetown Point Rd
Georgetown, FL, 32139
United States

Highway access

The campground is a short drive from US 17. I-95 is a short drive away and State Road 100 is a short drive away, providing additional regional access.

Latitude & Longitude: 29.3756 / -81.5608

Elevation: 18 feet

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Last updated: July 8, 2026