Visitor Information
(updated yearly)
No Daily-Use Permit currently required.
Amenities on the area include parking and three miles of hiking
trails.
In support of the resource management goals and objectives for the
area and to provide a quality experience for all area users, the
following recreation activities are allowed:
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Brown-headed Nuthatch
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Wildlife Viewing - Wildlife viewing is good year-round and
hikes along the area’s trails take visitors through restored pine
flatwoods where numerous gopher tortoise burrows are easy to spot. A
variety of resident and migratory birds are often seen.
Hiking - Hikes are most pleasant in the cooler, winter months.
A trail brochure, available near the parking area, describes the area’s
three-mile trail through restored pine flatwoods.
Vehicles and bikes are not permitted on trails at Branan Field. There
is one entrance, with limited parking, onto the public-use area.
Branan Field WEA is located on Branan Field Road. From
the intersection of Interstate I-10 and Chaffee Road (CR 115C), go south
on Chaffee Road for approximately 8 miles to Oak Leaf Plantation Road.
Turn right (west) and go about ¼ mile and turn right onto Cecil
Connector Road. Go 0.6 miles and turn left on Branon field road, go 1
miles and turn left into the Branan Field entrance.
View a location map - pdf
file
Additional
wildlife viewing sites in the vicinity.
Jennings State Forest
Orange Park (seven miles east), Jacksonville (13 miles northeast)
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