Cedar Key

weirdo0521 · Post by **weirdo0521** » February 26, 2006 9:30 pm

Suggestions, reccomendations, etc....

ToplessRideFL · Post by **ToplessRideFL** » February 26, 2006 9:31 pm

weirdo0521 wrote:Suggestions, reccomendations, etc....

GO!!!!

weirdo0521 · Post by **weirdo0521** » February 26, 2006 9:52 pm

thaks...looking for a bit more specific...where to stay..what to see etc...already going..

sonofabeach · Post by **sonofabeach** » February 26, 2006 11:48 pm

I'd bring/rent a kayak and cruise the inlets and out to the islands.
I'll be taking my kayak there soon. Be a great way to take in a sunset.
Camping on one of the islands is a possibility.
The fried softshell crab sammich at Frogs Landing Restaurant is great!!!!!
I plan on doing a lot more exploring next time I'm there since I've only been twice.

cdudley · Post by **cdudley** » February 27, 2006 8:10 am

There is lots of good redfishing. What time of year will you be there? The next few months should be very good on the flats. April/May are probably the best.

weirdo0521 · Post by **weirdo0521** » February 27, 2006 12:58 pm

cdudley wrote:There is lots of good redfishing. What time of year will you be there? The next few months should be very good on the flats. April/May are probably the best.

In about 3 weeks. mid to end of March.

conched · Post by **conched** » February 27, 2006 1:02 pm

Always wanted to go to Cedar Key. Some day I will.

Great description, beach!

windknot · Post by **windknot** » February 28, 2006 4:37 pm

You should probably vist the Florida Sportsman Magazine Online forums, go to the Big Bend forum and ask all the questions you want. there are a lot of folks on those forums that live and fish that area and would be happy to give you some insider info.

Lou_A1A · Post by **Lou_A1A** » March 1, 2006 1:52 pm

Do you have pets?? This place is "Pet Friendly"
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ToplessRideFL · Post by **ToplessRideFL** » March 1, 2006 1:59 pm

when are you going??

Cedar Key
Seafood Festival
October 21 and 22, 2006

ToplessRideFL · Post by **ToplessRideFL** » March 1, 2006 2:03 pm

Some nice places to visit

Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge: A group of restricted access islands in the Gulf of Mexico. Includes a major seabird rookery and an 1850´s lighthouse on Florida´s highest coastal elevation. Boats are available at Cedar Key.

Waccassassa Bay State Preserve: A 31,000 acre limited access preserve between Yankeetown and Cedar Key offers access to canoeists and campers for both freshwater and saltwater fishing, photography and historic site exploration.

Cedar Key Scrub State Reserve: A unique scrub habitat on the mainland offers walking and birdwatching, few marked trails.

Cedar Key Museum State Park Established in 1962 and dedicated to St. Clair Whitman who operated the first museum in Cedar Key. Most of Mr. Whitman´s collections are displayed in the museum. These collections include exhibits on the Timucuan Indians, antique glassware, old bottles, a very complete collection of sea shells, items from the pencil manufacturing days, fiber broom and brush manufacturing, and photographs of old Cedar Key.

Shell Mound Park: A prehistoric Indian mound and nature trail off Highway 347 on CR 326 outside Cedar Key offers camping, boat ramp, and picnicking. Call 352-221-4466 for more information.

Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge : A new 40,000 acre refuge, offers nature driving and hiking trails for wildlife observation and photography and access to the famous Suwannee River.

Manatee Springs State Park: A Florida first magnitude spring, offers camping (100 sites) diving, swimming, picnicking, boat ramp, canoe rentals, and an elevated boardwalk through primordial cypress wetlands into the historic Suwannee River

weirdo0521 · Post by **weirdo0521** » March 1, 2006 2:06 pm

ToplessRideFL wrote:Some nice places to visit

Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge: A group of restricted access islands in the Gulf of Mexico. Includes a major seabird rookery and an 1850´s lighthouse on Florida´s highest coastal elevation. Boats are available at Cedar Key.

Waccassassa Bay State Preserve: A 31,000 acre limited access preserve between Yankeetown and Cedar Key offers access to canoeists and campers for both freshwater and saltwater fishing, photography and historic site exploration.

Cedar Key Scrub State Reserve: A unique scrub habitat on the mainland offers walking and birdwatching, few marked trails.

Cedar Key Museum State Park Established in 1962 and dedicated to St. Clair Whitman who operated the first museum in Cedar Key. Most of Mr. Whitman´s collections are displayed in the museum. These collections include exhibits on the Timucuan Indians, antique glassware, old bottles, a very complete collection of sea shells, items from the pencil manufacturing days, fiber broom and brush manufacturing, and photographs of old Cedar Key.

Shell Mound Park: A prehistoric Indian mound and nature trail off Highway 347 on CR 326 outside Cedar Key offers camping, boat ramp, and picnicking. Call 352-221-4466 for more information.

Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge : A new 40,000 acre refuge, offers nature driving and hiking trails for wildlife observation and photography and access to the famous Suwannee River.

Manatee Springs State Park: A Florida first magnitude spring, offers camping (100 sites) diving, swimming, picnicking, boat ramp, canoe rentals, and an elevated boardwalk through primordial cypress wetlands into the historic Suwannee River

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