Southern Boat Ramps

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Stringfellow Road Right-of-Way Jug Creek Kayak Access

Water bodyJug Creek
Water typeSalt or Brackish Water
CountyLee
CityBokeelia
Address / directionsStringfellow Road - State Road 767
Ramp typeHand Launch Only
AmenitiesDock: No Docks; No Accommodations for Accessibility
FeeNo
ParkingNot Paved - Grass/Loose Soil/Sand; vehicle spaces 4
HoursSunrise to Sunset
StatusOpen for Business
Owner / managerFlorida Department of Transportation
Agency notesStatus comments: This is not an FDOT sanctioned launch site but it is listed in the Great Calusa Blueway Paddle Craft Launch Guide. This is a small gap in the mangroves along the east (northbound) shoulder of Stringfellow road
Operational comments: This is not an FDOT sanctioned launch site but it is listed in the Great Calusa Blueway Paddle Craft Launch Guide. This is a small gap in the mangroves along the east (northbound) shoulder of Stringfellow road
Source IDLE30106RY
Coordinates26.70042, -82.15430 · OpenStreetMap
Aerial photo of the area around Stringfellow Road Right-of-Way Jug Creek Kayak Access, Lee County
Aerial imagery: USDA NAIP via USGS The National Map (public domain). Approx. 400 m wide, centered on listed coordinates.

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Gator Slough West Of Us-41 Near Ft. Myers Fl (USGS 02293262), about 14.7 mi away. It may be on a different water body.

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