Gadsden County, FL

Boat ramps (11)

• Clyde Hopkins Park Boat Ramp — Apalachicola River · Chattahoochee · Government Owned for General Public Use
• Fairbanks Ferry Road Boat Ramp (Small Boats) — Ochlockonee River - Above Lake Talquin · Havana · Government Owned for General Public Use
• Ingram's Marina — Ochlockonee River - Lake Talquin · Quincy · Commercially Owned for General Public Use · Fee: 3
• Iron (Steel) Bridge Landing Public Boat Ramp — Ochlockonee River - Above Lake Talquin · Havana · Government Owned for General Public Use
• Joe Budd Aquatic Conservation and Education Center (Seasonal Weekend Access Only) — Joe Budd Pond · Quincy · Government Owned for General Public Use
• Lake Talquin Lodge — Ochlockonee River - Lake Talquin · Quincy · Commercially Owned for General Public Use · Fee: 3
• Lake Talquin State Forest - High Bluff Recreation Area — Ochlockonee River - Lake Talquin · Quincy · Government Owned for General Public Use
• Ochlockonee River at Highway 90 — Ochlockonee River - Above Lake Talquin · Quincy · Government Owned for General Public Use
• Pat Thomas Park (aka. Hopkins Landing) — Ochlockonee River - Lake Talquin · Quincy · Government Owned for General Public Use · Fee: 2
• Torreya State Park - Aspalaga Road Boat Ramp (Small Boats Only) — Apalachicola River · Quincy · Government Owned for General Public Use
• Whippoorwill Sportsman's Lodge — Ochlockonee River - Lake Talquin · Quincy · Commercially Owned for General Public Use · Fee: 3

Public hunting-relevant land (2)

PAD-US does not certify that hunting is legal today. Check seasons, permits, and refuge rules.

• Joe Budd Wildlife Management Area — State Conservation / Wildlife Area · FL Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission · ~2,934 acres
• Lake Talquin State Forest — State Resource Management Area · FL Dept. of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Florida Forest Service · ~19,494 acres