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Okeetantie

Federal / Recreation.gov

This recreation area is part of Lake Okeechobee

Location

Research the approach roads and terrain here. When you're ready to drive, open directions in your preferred app below.

Research map · not turn-by-turn nav

27.14786, -80.86656

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Trip-ready check

Live · National Weather Service · updated 11:49 AM

What to check the night before you leave — forecast, alerts, and daylight for Buckhead Ridge, FL.

⚠ Small Craft Advisory

Small Craft Advisory issued October 26 at 1:24AM EDT until October 28 at 8:00PM EDT by NWS Miami FL

Inexperienced mariners, especially those operating smaller vessels, should avoid navigating in hazardous conditions.

Today

83°F

Slight Chance Rain Showers

19% rain · wind 21 mph

Tonight

69°F

Slight Chance Rain Showers then Partly Cloudy

21% rain · wind 12 to 20 mph

Tuesday

83°F

Chance Rain Showers

26% rain · wind 13 to 22 mph

Tuesday Night

71°F

Chance Rain Showers

32% rain · wind 14 to 21 mph

Wednesday

84°F

Showers And Thunderstorms Likely

61% rain · wind 14 to 18 mph

Wednesday Night

71°F

Showers And Thunderstorms Likely then Partly Cloudy

61% rain · wind 8 to 16 mph

Today: ☀ 7:29 AM · 🌙 6:45 PMTomorrow: ☀ 7:30 AM · 🌙 6:44 PMSet up camp before sunset — headlamp after.

Forecast: weather.gov point forecast. Conditions change — re-check the morning you leave.

Everything you need to know

Drive time (set your own plan)
Not estimated for this listing — map it from your home
Access
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Hike-in
Confirm on site / map
Pass required
Check the facility page (day-use fees vary; many federal sites are free)
Parking
See facility details
Camping
No camping here (facility) — camp nearby
Max stay
Check local rules
Reservation
None for day use

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