108

Site 108 is a backcountry campsite in Everglades National Park, accessible by kayak or canoe along the waterways that lace through the southernmost section of Florida. These remote sites are the domain of experienced paddlers and adventurous travelers who seek total immersion in a natural environment with no services, no roads, and no crowds. The Everglades waterway system is one of the premier paddling environments in the eastern United States, and overnight sites like this one give access to its most intimate corners. Alligators, manatees, and spectacular shorebird populations are regular companions. All campers require a backcountry permit.