ORV park in south Florida
 

To all fellow jeepers in south Florida, Devils garden mud club has added a new trail and Jeep obstacle course. Feel free to check out his link in the Southeast area wheeling discussion. Thanks

No link!!!!:furious:

Looking for more places in FLA to go wheeling.

I live in central florida.

Devilsgardenmudclub.com

dont see any thing about trail just big hole

Yeah, they haven't updated the page yet.

Thanks for the responses. I did finally find thier web page later that day.

$30 a day per person screw that!! Devilsgardenmudclub.com :thumbdown:

I found another place near them too in Tampa, forgot their name cause they were just as rediculously priced....

Withalacoochee State Forest was pretty cool, but now they patrol it fiercly (FWC), they were up my *** all day last Sat!

Florida is just not the place to be for wheeling, story of my life.

i just dont see the fun in driveing back and forth in one big hole all day and then paying 30 dollars a day bear island seems a litter more trail worthy just gotta get a permit which is 50 bucks for all year

There are a couple fairly big wheeling areas in West Pasco off of SR52 by me. They are free.

I'm used to paying to go off roading. It's not like it was 15 or 16 years ago .

Yeah and all we have is our local spot out by the farm that some idiots are causing trouble and trying to get it closed.

where is there a place to go near Tampa st pete area ive been looking all over google earth and I have found some trails at ft Desoto, and I know of gateway sand trails, but I have heard of rancho up in Zephyrhills im not used to paying to go but if I have to to not lose my rig I guess I have to

where is bear island at? im in st pete :dunno:

Anything further south? I'm in Ft. Lauderdale itching to get my XJ Dirty real bad! Just got it and need to hit the dirt/mud/trails, what ever there may be! :tank:

Check out our South Florida Dysfunctional 4x4 thread, theres a riding spot down by you everyone loves to use. freegdr is the main man to talk to on it.

I guess I missed that when reading the thread. I'll take another look, that's for the tip!