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I have camped big scrub before, justbwanted to check our options for somewhere with hookups

Can anyone tell me what trails the Park gives you access to? And can anyone tell me how far of a ride it is from the park to the Centennial Trail? ThanksP

Are any of the l cross trails at all wooded or al
Re they all open???

MuleMedics I'm also in the same position you're in.

If your in the northern part of S. Florida (west palm, coral springs etc) then you may want to check out 5A in the Scottsmoor/Mims area. It's right off of 1-95 and the terrain may suit you for your machine. It's prob 2 1/2 to 3 hours north from the WPB area.

I would suggest Devil's Garden Mud Club in Clewiston, it's only about 1 1/2 hours from Miami however it's more of mud bogging. They claim to have trails but I didn't find them when I went.

Where exactly are you in S. Florida? We may be able to set up a ride together. Let me know.

I'm actually on the west coast but can be across the state in no time. I'm open to options

I haven't given up on dirty foot but I was hoping to check it out on a day trip to see if it's worth bringing the rv

http://redneckyachtclubmudpark.com/

http://www.l-cross.com/

Thanks

I'm not familiar wih l cross but redneck isn't an option for this. I have a 4year old and don't wanna take him to a drunk fest. At least not yet

Been wanting to go to dirty foot adventures but it looks like it's closed. Looking for somewhere south of life form for a day trip with the new Ranger.  Onf it's a little too far for a day trip so that's going to have to wait to we have some time to camp. Anyone have any suggestions?

I have a duramax for day trips but for camping here is mine

I haven't been to onf since my son was born. I have a 4 year old and a Polaris ranger crew. Aside from permitting what gear is required. Last I was there helmets were not required on side by sides. Thanks

According to the Florida State Statutes, only the operator, if under 16, must wear a helmet, eye protection and over-the-ankle boots.  I would then assume that on a side-by-side, as a passenger, a child would be legally allowed to ride without helmet.  However, I advise strongly against it due to the unknown skill level of other riders and possible hazards you may encounter on the trail.  Ultimately it is your responsibility as the visitor to the National Forest for safety and knowing the rules.  If you would like to know exactly what the Statute says: http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&Search_String=&URL=0200-0299/0261/Sections/0261.20.html

I hope you do come out soon and that you have a great time!

-Kris

Thanks a bunch. As soon as we can get some time off from work we will be making a trip

I haven't been to onf since my son was born. I have a 4 year old and a Polaris ranger crew. Aside from permitting what gear is required. Last I was there helmets were not required on side by sides. Thanks

They have been posting updates on their facebook page.....

Nt yet. I just need beginner an mOderate. Nothing too extreme since I have a 3 year old

Thinking about a trip an looking for the best campground with rv hookups that has trail access for a side by side. Anyone have any suggestions??

any info on restrictions on side by sides?  I was at ONF about 5 yrears ago with my mule 610, but have since had a kid so we need to upgrade.  All of the new ones are a lot bigger.  If i go bigger and wider can I still ride at ONF???

We drove by today just see if we could take a peek.......I live about 15 minutes away and we're gonna try and snag a babysitter and do a day trip with out UTV pretty soon

http://www.myspace.com/ken95lt1

any update??

thanks, I'll have to look into that

does dmv require insurance??   did you need anything other than uinsurance and the bill of sale?

I have a Kawasaki Mule 610.  I wanted to see if I could register it just so I could ride the public roads In forests and things like that.  According to what I read, if I read it right, I can title it, but not register it........Can anyone help me out??

not many spiders for us, but lots of mosquities and love bugs.  both bears were crossing roads that intersected with the power lines but we didnt have our camera ready

when was this?  we were there last weekend and saw 2 different trucks patrolling the power lines.....

it wasnt dusty, theyve had some rain.  we hit lots of love bugs on the way up but not many there........loys of flies and mosquitoes at night, though

We went to ONF this weekend for our first trip.  Big Scrub was empty......We got sidelined by a mechanical that took us out for a while and we only got 4 hrs of riding in, but it was a good time and we want to go back....Luckily I was a mile from big scrub when we broke........A couple of locals set up camp under the power lines saturday night and kept up all nighgt.........Saw 2 bear and a couple of hunters....heres a few pics that we took.....


http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/20382809.cfm

I have a trip planned in September.  Does quiet hours after 10pm mean no generators???  I hadnt noticed that before I planned the trip......