Hendry County, FL

Boat ramps (8)

• Big Cypress North Feeder Canal - North Boat Ramp (Small Boats Only) — North Feeder Canal · Clewiston · Government Owned for General Public Use
• Big Cypress North Feeder Canal - South Boat Ramp (Small Boats Only) — North Feeder Canal · Clewiston · Government Owned for General Public Use
• Clewiston City Marina and Boat Ramp — Lake Okeechobee · Clewiston · Government Owned for General Public Use
• Hoover Dike Road City Ramp — Lake Okeechobee · Clewiston · Government Owned for General Public Use
• L-1 Canal Bridge Public Boat Ramp — L-1 Canal · Clewiston · Government Owned for General Public Use
• Labelle Recreation Access Area - Hendry County Boat Dock - Bob Mason Park — Caloosahatchee River · Labelle · Government Owned for General Public Use
• Levee 28 Interceptor Canal north of S-190 - Primitive Boat Ramp — Levee 28 Interceptor Canal · Clewiston · Government Owned for General Public Use
• Levee 28 Interceptor Canal Primitive Public Boat Ramp (south of S-190) — Levee 28 Interceptor Canal - South of S-190 · Clewiston · Government Owned for General Public Use

Public hunting-relevant land (6)

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

• Dinner Island Ranch Wildlife Management Area — State Conservation / Wildlife Area · FL Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission · ~21,706 acres
• Holey Land Wildlife Management Area — State Conservation / Wildlife Area · FL Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission · ~34,929 acres
• Okaloacoochee Slough State Forest — State Resource Management Area · FL Dept. of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Florida Forest Service · ~32,347 acres
• Okaloacoochee Slough Wildlife Management Area — State Conservation / Wildlife Area · FL Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission · ~2,993 acres
• Rotenberger Wildlife Management Area — State Conservation / Wildlife Area · FL Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission · ~29,787 acres
• Spirit of the Wild Wildlife Management Area — State Conservation / Wildlife Area · FL Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission · ~7,648 acres