Kayak or Canoe Everglades Paddling Trail, Everglades National Park, Florida

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Navigable waters cover one third of Everglades National Park, creating excellent fishing and boating opportunities, but boating in the park is challenging. Boaters should be properly prepared in order to be safe, abide by the law, and protect park resources. The following campsites (Chickee) are along the Everglades Paddling Trail going north to south: Crooked Creek: Capacity 12, Double chickee campsite Sweetwater Bay Chickee: Capacity 12, Double chickee campsite Darwin's Place: Capacity 8, Ground campsite Plate Creek Chickee: Capacity 16, Chickee campsite Lostman's Five Bay: Capacity 10, Ground campsite Willy Willy: Capacity 10, Ground campsite Rodgers River Bay: Capacity 12, Double chickee campsite Camp Lonesome: Capacity 10, Ground campsite Broad River: Capacity 10, Ground campsite Harney River Chickee: Capacity 12, Double chickee campsite Canepatch: Capacity 12, Ground campsite Shark River Chickee: Capacity 6, Single chickee campsite Watson River Chickee: Capacity 6, Single chickee campsite North River Chickee: Capacity 6, Single chickee campsite Roberts River Chickee: Capacity 12, Double chickee campsite Lane Bay Chickee: Capacity 6, Single chickee campsite Hells Bay Chickee: Capacity 12, Double chickee campsite Pearl Bay Chickee: Capacity 12 Double chickee campsite Lard Can: Capacity 10, Ground campsite

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