Has anyone been to the Angeles national forest?

Anyone been to the Ocala National Forest?

• There seems to be over 10 spots to camp at in the Ocala National Forest. Can someone suggest the best one? Doe Lake – western part of the forest, five miles east of Lake Weir by the Ocklawaha River Big Bass Lake – southernmost campsite in the forest, known as a halfway mark between Weirsdale and Altoona Big Scrub – two miles northeast of Doe Lake campsite, nearest town is Moss Bluff Clearwater Lake – easternmost major campsite, close to Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge, named after nearby Clearwater Lake – nearest town to this campsite is Paisley Buck Lake – three miles north of Altoona, six miles north of Umatilla; located about 100 feet above sea level, where State Road 19 and Lake County road 445 meet. Alexander Springs – about four miles northeast of Buck Lake, close to Route 445, ten miles southwest of Astor Halfmoon Lake – named after nearby Halfmoon Lake. Lake Delancy – northernmost major campsite, three miles east of Rodman Reservoir, 10 miles southeast of Orange Springs Juniper Springs – lies near the junction of State Road 19 and State Road 40 Camp La-No-Che – a 1,400-acre (5.7 km2) Boy Scout camp located on the south side of the forest in the town of Paisley

• Answer:

  Camp Alexander Springs And you can camp at Alexander Springs too! If you want to hang out, this is an above-par campground with a modest (for Florida) 65 sites. You'll find a handy seven-mile canoe run, hiking and biking trails, fishing, and of course, snorkeling is crystal clear Alexander Springs. There is also an amphitheater and limited groceries at the beach.