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Croom Wildlife Management Area (WMA)
A wide variety of recreational activities are available at Croom WMA, including hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback riding, picnicking and wildlife viewing.
Green Swamp Wildlife Management Area (WMA)
More than 20 miles of the Florida Trail, 13.1 miles of which are part of the Florida National Scenic Trail, traverse the area. Over 20 miles of unpaved service roads are marked for bicycling.
Half Moon Wildlife Management Area (WMA)
Excellent opportunities exist for a variety of recreational activities, including horseback riding, wildlife viewing, biking, hiking, fishing, and hunting. Half Moon’s array of wetlands contributes significantly to floral, faunal, and habitat diversity.
Jumper Creek WMA
Recreational opportunities include hunting, fishing, wildlife viewing, primitive camping, biking, and hiking on two loop trails.
Lake Deaton Park
Lake Deaton, in Wildwood, is surrounded by natural beauty and provides ample opportunities for wildlife viewing, fishing, and boating.
Lake Okahumpka Park & Boat Ramp
Park features: 130 acres, 1+ mile paved bike / fitness trail, 2 lane boat ramp, 4 grills, 2 horseshoe pits, 9 hole frisbee golf course , mountain bike trail, 4 pet stations, 28 picnic tables,
Lake Panasoffkee
This 4,460-acre lake and Fish Management Area is unusual; a true spring-fed lake, water depths seldom exceed four feet. I-75 runs along the eastern edge and C.R. 470 along the southern and western shore. A public ramp is available on the Outlet River, west of the lake on C.R. 470.
Lake Panasoffkee Wildlife Management Area
Lake Panasoffkee WMA lies along the eastern shore of Lake Panasoffkee, in north central Sumter County. This nearly 9,000-acre area was acquired between 1990 and 1997 to preserve the lake and its associated floodplain forests. Four spring-fed creeks enter the lake.
Richloam Wildlife Management Area
Richloam WMA is one of seven large tracts of land that make up the Withlacoochee State Forest. The Richloam Tract, consisting of more than 58,000 acres.
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