Visitor Information (updated
yearly)
A Daily-Use Permit is not currently required. Hunters must possess a
hunting
license, Wildlife
Management Area Permit and
quota hunt permit.
Check station (operated seasonally); primitive camping area open only
during seasonal hunts
Map of Dinner Island Ranch
WMA - pdf file
The area is open to public access all day, every day. Vehicles may be
operated only on named or numbered roads year-round and shall enter and
exit only at designated entrances. Individuals possessing a valid
quota hunt permit may operate vehicles on named and numbered trails
during designated hunts. Swamp buggies and all-terrain vehicles may be
operated during the archery, muzzleloading gun
and general gun seasons by individuals possessing a valid quota hunt
permit. Portions of the area are leased for cattle grazing; gates and
fences accommodate the needs of the contractor. When access requires it,
visitors may enter and exit through gates along the main access road,
but gates should be left as found.
Vehicle
use regulations.
Located in Hendry County, about 23 miles east of Immokalee; 29 miles
southwest of Clewiston. From Immokalee, head east on C.R. 846 for 19
miles to intersection with C.R. 833. Turn left (north) and go 4 miles to
gated entrance on left. From Clewiston, travel west on U.S. 27/S.R. 80
for 8.5 miles to blinking light and turn left onto S.R. 80. Travel
west for approximately 3 miles to C.R. 833. Turn left and travel south
for 17.5 miles to gated entrance on right.
View a location map - pdf
file
Spirit-of-the-Wild Wildlife Management Area (23 miles northwest),
Okaloacoochee Slough State Forest (17 miles northwest)
Clewiston (29 miles northeast), Immokalee (23 miles west), LaBelle
(36 miles northwest).
