Services & Amenities:

Within Facility
Accessible Fishing Accessible Fishing Dock Accessible Picnic Area Ada Accessible Restroom Backpack Overnight Trails Bait Bank Fishing Bbq Grill Benches Bike Riding Bike Trail Biking Bird Watching Boardwalk Boat Ramp Boat Trailer Park Lot Boating Broom And Dust Pan Butterfly Garden Cabin Rental Campfire Programs Campground Host Campground Store Canoe Rental Canoeing Comfort Station Concession Dumpstation Electric Hook Ups Equestrian Area Equestrian Trails Fireplace Firewood Fishing Fishing Dock Fishing Supplies Flushing Toilet Gatehouse Gift Shop Grills Group Camping Facility Group Fire Ring Group Grill Group Shelter Guided Interpretive Hikes Hiking Hiking Trail Hitching Rails Horse Camp Facility	Horse Corrals Horse Trail Hot Showers Information Station Interactive Programs Interpretive Programs Interpretive Trails Kayaking Mattress Mountain Biking Nature Center Nature Programs Nature Viewing Area Overlook Parking Paved Roads Pavilion Pay Telephone Photography Picnic Area Picnic Tables Picnicing Play Field Playground Potable Water Pots And Pans Primitive Camping Programs Propane And Cooking Stoves Rent Bicycles Restroom River Access Rv Park Scenery Showers Sightseeing Small Store Special Event Area Star Gazing Swings Trailhead Trails Vending Machine Visitors Center Water Faucets Water Fountains Wilderness Area Wildlife Viewing
Within 10 Miles
Beach Grocery	Laundry

Tropical storm warnings are in effect for the southeast coast of Florida from Ocean Reef northward to Jupiter Inlet and Lake Okeechobee. Tropical storm watches are in effect from Jupiter Inlet to Fernandina Beach. Please note for the southwest coast that hurricane warnings are in effect from the Florida Keys north to near Bradenton and hurricane watches further north to Tarpon Springs.

The park gates close at sunset. If you plan to arrive late please contact the park prior to 5 PM on the day of your arrival.

Cabin check-in is 4pm and check-out is 11am.

Camping check-in time 3pm Check-out is 1pm

2 small tents (4 man) or 1 large tent allowed per site.

Pets are allowed in family camping areas overnight. Pets are not allowed in Cabins or Cabin areas.
Pets are welcome overnight in all the camping parks. Pet rules apply. Domestic breeds of dogs, except guide or signal dogs or animals trained to assist individuals with a disability, cats, fur-bearing animals, birds and reptiles are not allowed in food-service areas, cabins or cabin areas, primitive campgrounds, beaches where bathing and swimming are permitted, either land and water portions, park buildings, playgrounds, and areas designated by park management. Captive wild species, whether native or non- native, and barnyard animals, except horses, are not allowed. Pets must be well behaved at all times and confined in the owners camping unit during quiet hours. Unconfined pets may not be left unattended for more than 30 minutes and must be on a leash no more than 6 feet long. Please do not tie pets to park vegetation, natural or manmade structures or facilities. Pet owners must pick up after their pets and properly dispose of all droppings in trash receptacles. Pets are required to be vaccinated. Horse owners and users will be asked to show their certificate of a current negative Coggins Test for all horses entering the park. A pet that is noisy, disturbing, intimidating or dangerous to other people or pets, or which damages park resources, will not be allowed to remain in the park. No one younger than 18 may camp overnight unless accompanied by a responsible adult, who will remain onsite for the period rented.

Florida state parks will begin a new initiative for cabin guests on July 1, 2009, which will save water, detergent, electricity and costs. Florida state parks will no longer supply bedroom, bathroom or kitchen linens for cabin or yurt stays, including sheets; blankets; pillowcases; mattress pads; bed covers; towels (bath towels, hand towels, face towels, or dish towels); or bathmats. When making reservations, available beds and bed sizes may be found by looking online at the Site Type details pages for the cabins.

Here are a few suggestions that we all can do to help conserve our natural resources:

Report noisy, leaky faucets and toilets

Turn off lights and appliances when leaving the room

Reduce the AC / Heater when leaving the room

Turn off water while brushing teeth

Take short showers

Fill sink basin to shave

Getting There:

Myakka River SP
13208 SR 72
Sarasota FL 34241

If arriving after 5pm please notify the park that day of a late arrival. Campers must arrive no later than 9pm. Myakka River State Park is located on State Road 72 (Clark Road) 9 miles east of Interstate 75 (exit #205 off I-75).

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Phone Park for More Information:

Information: (941)361-6511