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Outdoor Adventures Coastline WATER ADVENTURES-COASTAL WATER ADVENTURES-COASTAL: CONTINUED Bull Red Charters One More Cast LAND ADVENTURES-EQUESTRIAN: CONTINUED Keaton Beach, FL 32348 Keaton Beach, FL 32348 Conner Carriages & Occasions Bar C Ranch 850∙584∙3067 www.bullredcharters.com 850∙584∙9145 www.onemorecast.net 6022 Old Lloyd Road, Monticello, FL 32344 Captain Bry Martin has over thirty years experience fishing Taylor County’s Join Captain Pat McGriff for a great day of fishing on the Gulf of Mexico! Charter 850∙997∙6803 www.connercarriages.com Outdoor Adventures Coastline. During your charter experience, you will have the opportunity to enjoy includes everything you need. Just show up and fish! Conner Carriages invites you to come to the Bar C Ranch to enjoy horseback trail a memorable fishing trip as well as a scenic ride down the Econfina River to the rides, Western riding lessons, trail rides and picnics, summer horse camps and Gulf of Mexico. Panama Paul’s General Store and Discount Marine hay rides. Daily horse rentals available. 110 Main Street, Horseshoe Beach, FL 32648 Captain Tommy Thompson 352∙498∙3148 Madonna’s Equestrian Academy Steinhatchee, FL Panama Paul’s General Store and Discount Marine features fishing tackle, boat 7924 NE 62nd Drive, Gainesville, FL 32609 352∙284∙1763 www.flanaturecoast.com/capttommy/ accessories and supplies. 352∙222∙3266 www.horsebacklessons.com Captain Tommy is a Florida native and has fished the state’s Gulf waters all his An exceptional equestrian experience that provides horses and staff for guided life. Based out of Steinhatchee, Captain Tommy provides guide services River Haven Marina and Motel trail rides. However, if you have your own horse, please feel free to bring them for throughout Florida’s Nature Coast, from Levy to Taylor counties and everywhere 1110 Riverside Drive, Steinhatchee, FL 32359 the adventure. in between. 352∙498∙0709 www.riverhavenmarine.com River Haven Marina and Motel is situated on the banks of the Steinhatchee River. The Painted Pony Casey’s Cove They are a full-service marina with a convenience and ship store, as well as 250 Painted Pony Trail, Monticello, FL 32344 4735 SW Highway 358, Jena, FL 32359 offering boat rentals, canoe and kayak rentals. 850∙997∙5590 www.paintedpony.us 352∙498∙1061 The Painted Pony’s focus is on family fun and learning in a clean, wholesome Casey’s Cove convenience store features gasoline, snack foods, fishing tackle Rock Landing Marina environment in a great location. Horses available for lessons and trail rides and and minor grocery shopping. 99 Rock Landing Road, Panacea, FL 32346 boarding is available for your own horse.Visit site for info on parties and events. 850∙984∙5844 www.rocklandingmarina.com Cedar Key Boat Rentals and Island Tours Rock Landing Marina is a full-service marina that has everything you need and R.O. Ranch Equestrian Park 12031 SW 70th Street, Cedar Key, FL 32625 provides guaranteed top notch assistance! 984 SE County Road 357, Mayo, FL 32066 352∙231∙4435 www.cedarkeyboatrentalsandislandtours.com 386∙294∙2350 www.roranch.org Services include EcoNature tours, boat rentals, island drop-offs and specials such Sea Hag Marina The R.O. Ranch has three trails totaling more than 14 miles for riding enjoyment. as island weddings and moonlight tours! 322 Riverside Drive, Steinhatchee, FL 32359 The facilities are designed with the horse, the owner and the environment in 352∙498∙3008 www.seahag.com mind. Available for daily use or camping. Bring your own horse. Cedar Key Marina II One of the largest and most well-equipped marinas on Florida’s Big Bend that is a 12780 State Road 24, Cedar Key, FL 32625 full line Mercury Outboard dealer, and provides parts and services for most other LAND ADVENTURES-OTHER 352∙543∙6148 www.cedarkeymarina.net brands. They also have gas and diesel fuel, wet and dry storage, overnight wet Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park Cedar Key Marina II is a full-service marina offering boat rentals, boat repairs, slips and boat rentals. 11016 Lillian Saunders Drive/ US HWY 41 North, White Springs, FL 32096 and fishing charters! 386.397.4331 Shell Island Fish Camp Memorializes American composer Stephen Foster," r Museum, carillon tower, Cedar Key Paddling 440 Shell Island Road, St. Marks, FL 32355 Hiking, bicycling, canoeing, and wildlife viewing are popular activities. Cabins 331 Dock Street, Cedar Key, FL 32625 850∙925∙6226 www.shellislandfishcamp.com and campground . Every Memorial Day weekend hosts the Florida Folk Festival. 352∙665∙1276 www.cedarkeypaddling.com Shell Island has everything! They have a full service marina featuring a store, The goal of Cedar Key Paddling is to provide a fun, safe and unforgettable boat and motor repairs, along with boat rentals and fishing guides! Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park experience! They offer canoe, kayak and paddleboard rentals, along with 3076 95th Dr, Live Oak, FL 32060 amazing guided tours of scenic Cedar Key! Shields Marina 800.224.5656 386.364.1683 www.musicleiveshere.com 95 Riverside Drive, St. Marks, FL 32355 One-of-a-kind music park. Hosts major Florida music festivals. Has full-service Fin Action Charters 850∙925∙6158 www.shieldsmarina.com RV park, cabin rentals and campground on the Suwannee River. PO Box 887, Steinhatchee, FL 32359 Shields Marina offers boat rentals, including floats, pontoons and kayaks! 352∙318∙2138 www.finactioncharters.com LAND ADVENTURES-HUNTING To experience the ultimate enjoyment in Steinhatchee, book a charter with a US Something’s Fishy Charters Bienville Plantation Coast Guard-licensed captain. You will enjoy a day of boating, fishing and 122 5th Avenue, Steinhatchee, FL 32359 16673 SE 81st Drive, County Road 137, White Springs, FL 32096 scalloping with Captain Brad Riddle. 352∙356∙2554 386. 397.1989 www.bienville.com Captain Bob Erdman provides fishing guides near shore and inshore, along with Bienville Plantation specializes in true southern gentleman’s style Quail hunting. Good Times Motel and Marina scalloping. Bienville offers trophy Alligator hunting and trophy bass fishing. 7022 SW Highway 358, Jena, FL 32359 352∙498∙8088 www.goodtimesmotelandmarina.com Steady Reeling Guide Service Big Bend Outfitters This location offers an on-site boat ramp, fuel service, bait and tackle store, and PO Box 782, Steinhatchee, FL 32359 1589 Carlton Cemetery Road , Perry, FL 32348 offers pontoon rentals through the Scallop Trip LLC. 352∙498∙1171 850∙584∙3953 Captain Lewis M. Dykes provides flat fishing guides and scalloping trips. Big Bend Outfitters offers Big Game Hunting Opportunities! Kayak Cedar Keys A Quick-Reference Source to 6027 A Street, Cedar Key, FL 32625 St. Marks Outfitters Bradford Sportsmen’s Farm 352∙543∙9947 www.kayakcedarkeys.com 721 Port Leon Drive, Wakulla, FL 32355 11394 SW 106th Avenue, Graham, FL 32042 Guides, Outfitters and Merchants in Cedar Key is a paddling enthusiast’s paradise! Services include kayak rentals, 850∙510∙7919 352∙485∙2302 www.bfshootingsports.com kayak fishing, professional-guided and self-guided maps tours to the nearby St. Marks Outfitters is a full-service guide and kayak rental business. They The facilities include two fully automated, 14 station sporting clay courses with barrier islands in the Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge. specialize in coastal inshore fishing and eco-adventures. two machines at each station. The sporting clay courses are designed to Natural North Florida accommodate all shooter levels. Keaton Beach Marina and Motel Suwannee Marina, Inc. 20650 Keaton Beach Drive, Keaton Beach, FL 32348 Canal Street, Suwannee, FL 32692 Suwannee River Ranch 850∙578∙2897 www.keatonbeachmarina.com 352∙542∙8771 PO Box 269 Branford, FL 32008 naturalnorthflorida.com Keaton Beach Marina and Motel is a full-service marina located in beautiful www.suwanneemarinainc.com 386∙935∙0012 or 407∙948∙2847 www.suwanneeriverranch.com Keaton Beach. They provide access to some of the finest inshore and offshore A family owned business that provides a full-service marina where you can enjoy Suwannee River Ranch offers professional tour guides leading you through fishing in the state. fishing, scalloping or boating experiences. Natural North Florida at its wildest, where herds of deer and exotic African and Asian Antelope roan the open grass and woods. They offer a year round hunting @naturalnorthflorida Miller’s Marina and Suwannee Houseboats Tidewater Tours and Boat Rentals experience! 90 SE 910th Avenue, Suwannee, FL 32692 302 Dock Street, Cedar Key, FL 32625 352∙542∙7349 www.suwanneehouseboats.com 352∙543∙9523 or 352∙949∙1996 www.tidewatertours.com Swine in the Pines 0 A full service marina that also features houseboats for rent! Tidewater Tours offers Cedar Key Island Tours, Suwannee River Tours, Coast 17500 NW 62nd Avenue, Starke, FL 32091 @naturalnorthflorida Estuary Tours and Special Birding Tours. Come and experience the pristine 904∙613∙6586 or 813∙679∙1130 www.swineinthepines.com waters surrounding Cedar Key and the low Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge. Swine in the Pines is owned and operated by two U.S. Military Veterans with over 35 years in active duty service. Their purpose for their Hunting Camp is to @naturalnorthFL “promote safe, responsible, ethical hunting in the pursuit of outdoor fellowship with family, friends and the feral hog.” WATER ADVENTURES-COASTAL: CONTINUED WATER ADVENTURES-RIVERS AND SPRINGS: CONTINUED WATER ADVENTURES-RIVERS AND SPRINGS: CONTINUED Voyles Guide Service Gary’s Tackle Box Scuba Monkey Dive Center LAND ADVENTURES-BICYCLING: CONTINUED Cedar Key, FL 32625 5721 NW 13th Street, Gainesville, FL 32653 13570 NW 101st Drive, Suite 300, Alachua, FL 32615 Cedar Key Adventures 352-339-2034 www.voylesguideservice.com 352∙372∙1791 www.garystacklebox.com 386∙518∙6323 www.scubamonkeydivecenter.com 331 Dock St, Cedar Key, FL 32625 Come for inshore, near shore, and offshore fishing! Just bring your sunscreen, Gary’s Tackle Box is a full service fishing pro shop and offers fishing reel and rod Scuba Monkey Dive Center is family owned and operated.
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