This location offers a rare opportunity to camp along one of Florida's last untouched natural waterways on the Georgia/Florida border, where guests can experience pristine wilderness and star-filled night skies. The property sits on the St. Mary's River south of the Okefenokee swamp, providing an authentic connection to a thriving honey production operation and the natural rhythms of the landscape. Visitors can enjoy the distinctive soundscape of productive beehives working among the tupelo trees that thrive along this North American black water river. The property's setting creates an immersive experience where guests witness the working honey production operation firsthand while surrounded by the natural beauty of the region. The river has carved out white sandy beaches over millennia, offering guests scenic spaces to explore and relax during their stay. This combination of pristine natural surroundings, unique ecological features, and seasonal availability creates an memorable destination for those seeking an authentic wilderness camping experience.