Browse Recreation Sites
Join Michele Sager, lead communications coordinator, as she talks with Land Manager Felicia Nudo about recreational opportunities on District properties. They'll talk about how you can camp for free, hike natural trails, bike some amazing paths and much more. Also learn about free resources you can download or order. About the Water Matters Podcast: We answer your most popular questions about the work done by the Southwest Florida Water Management District and services offered including new projects, springs protection, water conservation efforts and more. Learn about the many ways we serve the community and protect your resources.
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Please Note: Cooperatively managed properties are owned by the District but the recreational opportunities are managed by partner agencies. For specific details on cooperatively managed properties, contact the managing agency as listed.
Alafia River Corridor (Cooperatively Managed)
Alafia River Reserve (Cooperatively Managed)
Brooker Creek Headwaters Nature Preserve (Cooperatively Managed)
Chassahowitzka River and Coastal Swamps (Cooperatively Managed)
Circle B Bar Reserve (Cooperatively Managed)
Cliff Stephens Park (Cooperatively Managed)
Colt Creek State Park (Cooperatively Managed)
Edward Medard Park and Reservoir (Cooperatively Managed)
Half Moon-Gum Slough (Cooperatively Managed)
Jay B. Starkey Wilderness Park (Cooperatively Managed)
John B. Sargeant Park (Cooperatively Managed)
Lake Tarpon Outfall Canal (Cooperatively Managed)
Morris Bridge Park (Cooperatively Managed)
Myakka River — Deer Prairie Creek (Cooperatively Managed)
Myakka State Forest (Cooperatively Managed)
