Agency-listedUSFS · dispersedFree
Twin Poles Hunt Camp
Drive-up · U.S. Forest Service · FL · 30.12418, -84.84796
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Ask about this camp →U.S. Forest Service lists this site. On most of their ground you can camp away from developed sites pretty much anywhere — so treat this as a known-good spot, not the only one allowed. The unit sets stay limits and how far off road and water you must be. What changes is conditions — roads, gates, closures, fire rules. Check those with the unit before you commit to the drive.
USGS topo — contours & terrain
Aerial — USGS / NAIP
Weather outlook — at Twin Poles Hunt Camp
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Live NWS area forecast (~2.5 km grid, not elevation-corrected). Camp sits at 59 ft.
Fire & smoke — around Twin Poles Hunt CampNIFC · AirNow
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Active wildfires from NIFC (within ~50 mi); air quality from AirNow. Always confirm current fire restrictions with the managing office before you go.
Everything you need — measured from Twin Poles Hunt Camp · National Forests in Florida · FL
Straight-line miles · bearings approx · roads run longer
Nearest of each
- FFuel10 mi
- GGrocery10 mi
- ShShower12 mi
- HHardware19 mi
- OOutfitter21 mi
- @Mail21 mi
- EVEV fast charger22 mi
- RxPharmacy22 mi
- +Urgent care22 mi
- WWater22 mi
- LLaundry24 mi
- MMechanic27 mi
- DDump28 mi
- AAir-up38 mi
≤30 mi30–4545+water
The read: water is a real 22-mi drive, fuel & food sit about 10 mi out.
Not within 60 mi: Propane. Plan those before you head up.
One dot per need — the nearest of each kind, straight-line from camp. Places from OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors); the EV fast charger from the US DOE station locator. Open in Google Maps ↗
The site — Twin Poles Hunt Camp
Access
Drive-up
Land
U.S. Forest Service · dispersed
Elevation
59 ft
State
FL
Coordinates
30.12418, -84.84796
Cost
Free
Nearby & resupply — around Twin Poles Hunt Camp · National Forests in Florida · FL (OpenStreetMap)
- Nearest townSumatra · ~10.7 mi
- Drinking waternone within 10 mi
- Fuelnone within 30 mi
- Propane / LPGnone within 31 mi
- Groceriesnone within 30 mi
- Mapping is thin out hereAn empty row means nothing is mapped within that radius — not that nothing exists. Small stores, seasonal resorts and single fuel pumps out here often never make it onto the map. Treat these as unconfirmed and ask locally.
EV charging — from Twin Poles Hunt Camp · National Forests in Florida · FL — nearest public DC fast & Level 2 (US DOE station data)
- Nearest public DC fast charger21.7 mi straight-line SE — Carrabelle Fire Department · EV Connect · CCS · 4 fast ports listed · listed open, last confirmed by AFDC 2026-09-16 · hours: 24 hours daily · directions
- Public DC fast stations within reach1 within 25 mi · 25 within 50 · 65 within 100 · 164 within 150
- Nearest listing NACS (Tesla)28.0 mi — Crawfordville, FL - Tesla Supercharger, Crawfordville
- Nearest listing CHAdeMO36.7 mi — Mexico Beach Vistors Center, Mexico Beach
- Nearest public Level 2 (J1772)25.2 mi — THE CALHOUN CALHOUN 1, Blountstown, FL · ChargePoint Network · J1772 · 2 Level 2 ports listed · listed open, last confirmed by AFDC 2026-09-16 · hours: 24 hours daily
- Pricing at the fast chargernot listed
- Power (kW)not listed by AFDC — “DC fast” spans roughly 24 to 350 kW, so ask the network.
- Read this honestlyStraight-line miles, like every distance on this site. Roads run longer than this, and you have to get back. We know where a charger is listed. We don’t know if it works today, how fast it is, or the road miles. Check the network before you commit.
Snapshot 2026-09-16 · AFDC record 331587 · US DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center
Nearby restrooms — around Twin Poles Hunt Camp · National Forests in Florida · FL — pit toilets, restrooms & rest areas (government data)
- Vault / pit toiletWhitehead Campground & Boat Ramp · ~10.7 mi E · USFS
- Vault / pit toiletPorter Hunt Camp & Trailhead · ~10.8 mi E · USFS
- Vault / pit toiletMack Landing Boat Ramp · ~12.2 mi E · USFS
- Vault / pit toiletMack Landing Campground · ~12.3 mi E · USFS
Open Twin Poles Hunt Camp elsewhere
Other camps near Twin Poles Hunt Camp
If this one is full, gated or washed out.
- Magnolia Hunt Camp~4.7 mi
- Cliff Lake Hunt Camp~5.2 mi
- Whitehead Campground & Boat Ramp~10.7 mi
- Porter Hunt Camp & Trailhead~10.8 mi
The unit that manages Twin Poles Hunt Camp
Stay limits, road closures and fire restrictions at Twin Poles Hunt Camp are set by National Forests in Florida, not by the campsite — check there before you go.
How we know this — Twin Poles Hunt Camp
Source
U.S. Forest Service recreation data
Confidence
Likely — The record is good enough to put a pin on, but thin in places. Treat the details as a starting point, not gospel.
How it was placed
USFS/BLM authoritative: free & dispersed. Access not field-checked (assumed drive-up).
EV chargers
US DOE Alternative Fuels Data Center station locator, snapshot 2026-09-16. Straight-line miles to the nearest public, open, unrestricted station; restricted and planned units are shown but never counted.
Field check
On the agency's books. The land manager inventoried this site, so its existence is not in question — current conditions are. Nobody from here has camped it recently.
What we don’t know about Twin Poles Hunt Camp
A land record can put you within a few meters of a spot. It cannot tell you any of this — so check it yourself, and treat anything below as the open question it is.
- Road surface & last-mile access
- How many rigs actually fit
- Cell coverage by carrier
- Seasonal & winter access
- Current fire restrictions
- Whether any water here is drinkable
- Shade & wind exposure
- Noise and who else shows up
- Whether a listed EV charger works today, or the road miles to it
Before you go — Twin Poles Hunt Camp
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