EQUESTRIAN CAMPING

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PRIMITIVE CAMPING

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FULL FACILITY CAMPING

Docks, typically with restroom facilities, which allow boaters to pull into slips and sleep on board their boats.

Sites with facilities such as barns, water troughs and trails which are used by visitors staying overnight with horses.

Sites with limited facilities which people can access by foot, horse, bicycle or kayak.

Sites for large recreational vehicles, trailers, pop-up campers and tents. These sites can have picnic tables, campfire rings, water, electrical connections, a separate dump station and centralized showers and restrooms.

Florida State Parks have more than 50 parks where people can camp every day of the year. People camp in everything from hammocks and tents with only a few supplies to campers and recreational vehicles with all the comforts of home. Below you will find four different types of camping offered in Florida State Parks. Read each definition of camping listed, then draw a line to the icon it matches.Circle the one you would like to try.

Definition

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RECREATION ACTIVITY

Campsite

Ask a parent or guardian for permission to use scissors and tape or glue for this portion of the activity!

Below is an example of a basic campsite. Cut the dotted lines around the camping gear then glue or tape them to build your own campsite! Draw your own gear and any additional supplies you may need.

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