Hal Scott Regional Preserve and Park

• Cason Cornell
  
  
  (March 2, 2019, 11:12 pm)

  I enjoyed the trail. Wish there were more covered trails at the entrance. It gets really hot on the yellow loop. Definitely recommend bringing sunscreen and a hat to cover your head and neck. Always bring water!

• Jay Horvatin
  
  
  (February 22, 2019, 6:13 pm)

  All trails are double track rutted roads that the ranger/maintenance uses. Some roads are not marked as trails but should be. The 2 campsites which are in sight distance of one another are in nice oak hammocks. There were a lot of discarded water bottles metal cans and trash at the southern most campsite. Hopefully the pile I picked up will be removed by a paid employee. Adequate parking. On my 2 night backpacking trip I saw wild hog, armadillos, deer, otter, numerous birds. Heard coyotes and owls at night as well as the traffic from State Road 528. I would definitely go back and experience this natural area again. There should be trails that give access to see the Little Econlockhatchee River.

• Troy Graczyk
  
  
  (January 11, 2019, 6:52 am)

  Completed a 20 mile hike with my son and his Boy Scout Troop. Plenty of trail for the hike with a little duplication. The trail was made up of multiple different materials in different parts - grass, rocks, sea dredge, dirt, etc. Looked like an awesome place for mountain biking, but mostly flat, as usual for Florida. Not a lot of diversity of plants and animals that was readily visible on the hike. Had a few spots where you will likely get wet trying to cross due to water pooling in low areas.

• Bell Andrews
  
  
  (January 7, 2019, 6:21 pm)

  I've never been here but because I drove by it Google seems to think I have.
  I'm sure that it's great and I'll want to go at some point in the future. Q

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Hal Scott Regional Preserve and Park. 4500 Dallas Blvd, Orlando, 32833 (386) 329-4404 Daily, sunrise to sunset Website.

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Hal Scott Regional Preserve and Park Hal Scott is a 9,387 acre preserve and park located near the headwaters of the Econlockhatchee River in east Orange County, southeast of Orlando, Florida. The St. Johns River Watermangement District is the lead manager of the area. Hours and Fees The preserve is open all year long. No closing hours posted.

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The Hal Scott Regional Preserve and Park is home to several iconic bird species, such as sandhill cranes, red-cockaded woodpeckers, and bald eages, as well as bobcats, gopher tortoises, and river otters. Orlando, Florida, USA +1 386-329-4404

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05/02/2013 11:04 am small lake within a wildlife preserve. easy access off a paved road. there is a boat ramp to accomodate small trailers but the use of outboard motors on the lake is prohibited. st. johns river water management district telephone (386) 329-4404.

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