Campsite Cravens Hammock at Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge Overnight Camping Permit in Florida. MANAGEMENT site. No utility hookups. Maximum 20 people per site. First-come, first-served — no reservation needed.
One of 12 sites at Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge Overnight Camping Permit — 1 of them in the Cravens Hammock loop.
Photos from Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge Overnight Camping Permit
Recreation.gov photos of the campground. Specific site appearance may differ — these show the surrounding area and amenities.
Bird flying over water reflecting blue sky — Susan HeiseyBase of cypress tree with water lilies on top of the water — Susan HeiseyKayaker in a blue kayak with a black and blue paddle. Second kayaker in background in a yellow kayak, wearing an orange life jacket and a brown hat. — Chris MoncusTree-lined waterway with dark water and spatterdock on the edges of the waterway. Bright blue sky with very few clouds in the background — USFWSA photo of facilities (water trails/shelters) Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge Overnight Camping Permit — Susan HeiseyA photo of facility Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge Overnight Camping Permit with No Amenities Shown — Susan HeiseyRound Top overnight camping shelter — Susan HeiseyKayaking in the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge — Susan Heisey
Booking Tips for Site Cravens Hammock
First-come first-served: arrive early, especially Friday afternoons in peak season
Have a backup: sites can fill up — know your second choice nearby
Quiet hours: typically 10pm–6am in federal campgrounds
Check-in/out: usually 1–3pm / usually 11am–noon
Leave No Trace: pack out all trash, including food scraps
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I reserve campsite Cravens Hammock?
No — this site is first-come, first-served. Arrive early during peak season.
How many people can stay at site Cravens Hammock?
Maximum occupancy is 20 people.
What hookups does site Cravens Hammock have?
This is a dry site — no electric, water, or sewer hookups.