Elisha Gilmore
August 31, 2025 Google Maps
Lots of wild life to see. nice trails that are easy to hike. beautiful Florida swap and pine trees. Easy to bring a mountain bike or just walk.
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Located on the Brickyard Slough Tract, this riverfront hike-in/bike-in/boat-in campsite is about 2 mi south on the red trail from the SR 415 parking area. Reservations are required. No motorized vehicles are allowed past the parking area. Maximum length of stay is 7 consecutive days (30-day annual maximum). Maximum occupancy is six people. Up to two pets are allowed but must be leashed and controlled at all times.
5 reviews
Lake Monroe Conservation Area Site 2 offers beautiful trails surrounded by classic Florida scenery, including swamps and pine trees. It's an ideal spot for hiking, biking, and enjoying wildlife, with dog and horse access. Visitors appreciate the flat terrain and sunny environment, making for a pleasant outdoor experience.
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August 31, 2025 Google Maps
Lots of wild life to see. nice trails that are easy to hike. beautiful Florida swap and pine trees. Easy to bring a mountain bike or just walk.
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March 12, 2025 Google Maps
Fantastic short hike with classic Florida scenery… dogs and horses are allowed on the trail.
Palm trees, creek, river, flat land & beautiful Florida sunshine!
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October 8, 2023 Google Maps
Every time I come out here, I see wildlife. Deer, hogs, gators, owls, etc. The scenery is amazing. Highly recommend (bring water /mud boots)
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March 7, 2020 Google Maps
Very easy to find all 3 trail heads in the 415 area. I found the trail muddy in some areas and was glad to have good, waterproof hiking boots. Headed off onto what is called the yellow trail but it's not blazed. It's marked with ties on the trees but even these petered out and I could not locate a trail with all the new, spring growth. I spotted 2 baby wild pigs basking side by side in a ray of sunshine :-)
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February 6, 2018 Google Maps
Nice and peaceful, though very wild so waterproof hiking boots are recommended, the path tends to wash out after heavy rain. Also be aware that hunting is allowed within the conservation area so be sure to check the sign posted on the fence before entering, and wear some form of easily visible/colorful clothing item
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SR-415 Trail, Osteen, FL 32764 United States
Elevation: 8 ft
The campground is on SR-415.
Last updated: October 14, 2026