Kayaking The Okefenokee Swamp

This is part two of a two part kayaking trip to the Okefenokee Swamp.

If gators are your thing than you need to make a trip to the Okefenokee Swamp! Even if you don't like gators this place has something for you. With all the research I did before going to the swamp I was still kinda taken back just how massive it is and the amount of wildlife that I seen here even for January.

The Okefenokee Swamp is a very unique place unlike anything I've ever experienced! There is a ton of gators here but there's no need to really be scared of them as long as you give them there space. The last thing they are wanting is to mess with you and all they're trying to do is get away from you. Even though it may seem like they are coming after you LOL.


I put in at Stephen Foster State Park just outside of Fargo Georgia. I spent the first night at Canal run shelter which was around a 7 Mile paddle into the current. Canal run was a very tight and narrow paddle most of the way.

The second day was around a 5 mile paddle to Floyd's Island through mostly open canals and open prairies.

The third day was a 9 Mile paddle back to Stephen Foster State Park and that was going with the current lol. This stretch was one of the most prettiest sections of the whole trip.

Great little place to stay in Fargo Ga. before you hit the water.
Suwannee River Lodge
727-565-7433

You can also stay at Stephen Foster State Park they have cabins and also tent and RV camping.

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