Cedar Key Scrub State Reserve

Cedar Key

A large, wild area of scrub, marsh, and swamp that is home to a variety of wildlife. The reserve has a few small, isolated beaches that are accessible by boat or by hiking.

Location

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Coordinates: 29.173300, -83.068100

Parking & Access

Access Typepublic

Amenities

parking

Activities

Fishing

What Makes This Beach Special

The reserve is a great place to see a variety of wildlife, including the Florida scrub-jay. The beaches are natural and undeveloped.; The reserve is a good place to experience the natural beauty of the Nature Coast.

Accessibility Information

The reserve has limited accessibility. The trails can be rough and sandy.

Nearby Beaches

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Anclote Key Preserve State Park

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Anclote River Park

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