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Circle C Farm ArgiCamping™ RV Park

Circle C Farm ArgiCamping™ RV & Motor Coach Farm Park Welcome to Circle C Farm, Your home away from home! Our Rustically Primitive On-Farm RV Motor Coach Park awaits You Boondocking / Dry Camping on Florida’s First & Only 100% Vertically Integrated Farm We have our On Farm Store OPEN (Store Hours vary if you are staying with us, we will make sure that you have access as needed) and we have a porta potty available if needed. Our Peaceful Pastures will feed and nourish Your Body, Mind and Soul • Your Body will relax and take in the sights, sounds and smells of our farm from sunrise to sunset and even in the dark under the stars and moon light. • Your Mind will exhale all that has been overwhelming you, giving you an opportunity for finding your center, that balance you have been longing. • Your Soul will connect with the Earth around you in ways you never thought possible. Experience what it is like to … • Wake up in the mist of the morning with the cows and calves around you. • Where the sheep and baby lambs are nursing and taking naps. • Where the pigs run wild in the morning and evening sunlight. • Where the chickens and ducks waddle through the fencing, scratching and pecking for bugs and flowers throughout the pastures as they graze. • Watch and listen as the donkeys try and get your attention every chance they get. • Oh, and our livestock guardian dogs spend the days sleeping and the nights working diligently to protect all that you have spent the day enjoying and appreciating. AgriCamping™ Area… We have an open pasture area awaiting your arrival. This area is an open pasture that we use for pasture rotation and have opened up just for you. This is an improved pasture, so what that means is that when you get here, we have multiple sites to choose from. The area doesn’t have trees in it, so moving about or opening sliders and awnings can be done without anything in your way. The views of the rest of the farm, pastures and across the pastures is not obstructed and you will be able to see all the amazing sunrises and sunsets we have here in South Florida. Along with all the animals as they graze throughout their pasture rotation process. As for privacy... You can choose your location when you get here in the area that we have open and can make yourself at home there. If you are traveling with multiple RVs/Motor coaches together, then you can be close or not so close, whatever works for you. We get great breezes and often wind GUSTS throughout the day, so if you open your awnings, please make sure that you are aware of the wind. Our pastures smell like real grass (not like the stuff in town on concrete) and the livestock reminds you that there really are few things in this world that ‘have to be.’ Just watching them helps bring balance and perspective, if you are looking for that and if you are not; well, then you might just find something else that you didn’t know that you needed, but you did. Quiet enjoyment… Our farm is one that is low key and in constant motion, so while you are here, please enjoy the natural surroundings, peace and tranquility like we do. We are in an agriculture rich area/community and you will get to see the packing house that is located on our south side and the grinding facility in which they make Tiki Huts from the trees is located on our north side, both of which are operational during the work day/week. It’s not ‘loud’ but they are there, and we are here, so we want you to know that. You will also get to see the orange trucks moving about on SR 29 is the early morning. None of these are over the top, but worth a mention, as we are in the heart of AG country and our region feeds a great deal of the USA from right here from Hendry County Florida. If you want to enjoy music or entertainment, as we ask if that you keep it within your space so that others are able to enjoy their space and we have enough room for everyone, so that should be no problem at all. Farm Rules… Bio-Security, Farm and Food Security are of CRITICAL Importance for ALL of Us, so thank you in advance for being part of our Farm Bio-Security Team and contributing to our collective food safety and the serenity of the farm by … STOP - DO NOT GO BEYOND THE RED GATE AT THE FARM STORE – PLEASE and THANK YOU • Remaining in marked camping areas at all times. Refer to Map if unsure of areas, this includes bikes and personal golf carts, even if gates are open towards working farm area. Do NOT enter. • Respecting the quiet privacy and tranquil nature of our farm relative to other campers and neighbors, and the livestock of course. • DO NOT Feed any livestock or our Livestock Guardian Dogs (LGDs). • No Discharge of firearms at anytime. • No Fires of any sort – We have a COUNTY WIDE BURN BAN IN PLACE • No Discharge of Gray or Black water on the pastures at all, NO EXPECTIONS! Remember, the livestock eat off this pasture too! • Trash cans /dumpster provided for all trash / waste. Bags available if needed. • Pick up your camp site/area, leaving only memories behind. • NO Dogs allowed on farm, this could create a big issue with our Livestock dogs and we don’t want to risk our dogs or yours. • NO Cats Outside of RV/Camper. • NO Birds/Poultry or ‘Exotic’ anything allowed on property at ANYTIME for ANY REASON, even if it doesn’t ever leave the RV, motor coach, camper. NO EXCEPTIONS AT ALL! BIO SECURITY!!!! • NO DRONE or aerial flying/recording devices of any kind at any time on the farm/farm area or property next/near our farm. • Well water is available for use at the Farm Store. This is for the livestock troughs, so there is no filter system on it. It has some iron to it, but is available if needed. • If you are not sure, please ask! 😊 • We reserve the right to ask anyone to leave our farm at any time should the need arise to ensure the security, biosecurity, safety of anyone or livestock on property. Florida’s Agritourism Statue WARNING Under Florida law, an agritourism operator is not liable for injury or death of, or damage or loss to, a participant in an agritourism activity conducted at this agritourism location if such injury, death, damage, or loss results from the inherent risks of the agritourism activity. Inherent risks of agritourism activities include, among others, risks of injury inherent to land, equipment, and animals, as well as the potential for you to act in a negligent manner that may contribute to your injury, death, damage, or loss. You are assuming the risk of participating in this agritourism activity Notables… ¼ mile from the farm: Gas station with gas and diesel is located approximately 20 minutes NORTH in Labelle, FL: Walmart, Tractor Supply, local restaurants, Ranch supply, tire repair, mechanic that we know has worked on RV/Motor Coaches before, Coffee Shop, Ice Cream, Pizza at Sal Cals, Labelle Brewery, Winn Dixie, churches, local retail shops, various churches and more. 15 Minutes SOUTH in Immokalee, FL: Winn Dixie, lots of local taco and Latin restaurants, CVS, Walgreens, open air produce/flea market, various churches and more 30 Minutes SOUTH in Ave Maria, FL: Publix, Catholic Cathedral, water park, local brewery, local retail shops, restaurants, gas station, ice cream and more

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RV camping in South Florida with surfing guide

Overview

South Florida is buzzing—and no, it’s not because of the wet season. Camp beyond Fort Lauderdale and Miami, and you’ll encounter national parks, turquoise beaches, and coastal towns throughout Broward, Miami-Dade, and Monroe Counties. The stunning region stretches all the way through the Florida Keys, so South Florida campers can pick between campsites on the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. Granted, football fans may not see Miami dolphins on the field, but head to Key Largo—and you may very well win the game of wildlife spotting.

Where to go

The Everglades National Park

The Everglades holds the title of the largest subtropical wilderness in the United States. Given this size, campers have plenty to see across the park’s grasslands and forests. RV and tent campgrounds come with showers, dump stations, trail access, and even grills. Once you check-in, take a leisurely hike, and try to spot flamingos, osprey, and an assortment of local species.

Biscayne National Park

Like the Everglades, Biscayne is, indeed, a national park, but it opens a different window to Southern Florida’s natural environment. Not far from Miami, Biscayne comes with glistening seas that welcome fish, coral reefs, and snorkelers alike. If you want to unwind, kick back on the sand and soak up the scenery. If you’d prefer a more active camping getaway, grab your scuba gear, kayak, or fishing pole, and take to the water.

The Florida Keys

Salt air, vibrant sunsets, and Ernest Hemingway’s cats—the Florida Keys do it all. Key West not only marks Florida’s southernmost point, but claims the title of the country’s southernmost city. Campers can snorkel, swim, and lounge at a coastal campground. Once you’ve explored your campsite, visit Dry Tortugas National Park for even more views. A night of stargazing from your tent site may leave you tired, so grab a cuban coffee and let the Keys energize you.

When to go

Before you go camping in South Florida, consider the weather, mosquitoes, and wildlife. Avoid coastal Florida during hurricane season, especially if you’re planning a getaway to the Florida Keys. Summer in the Everglades likewise brings bugs, whereas winter’s dry season opens the door for spotting wildlife. However, winter does come with crowds, especially in national parks and resort towns. Spring and fall make for the most neutral camping seasons.