Visitor Information (updated
yearly)
No Daily-Use Permit currently required. To hunt or fish you must possess
the appropriate license
and permit.
There is a small picnic pavilion inside the Main Gate and one inside
Gate 2. There is parking
for horse trailers. There are two primitive campsites along Road
6.
Map of Jones/Hungryland WEA
- pdf file
Vehicles are permitted only on named and numbered roads and in
designated parking areas. The main entrance connects the main east/west canal to Pratt-Whitney
Road and offers miles of roads for vehicles. When entering by Gate 2,
vehicles are permitted only for about ¾ mile. The rest of the area is
accessible by foot or bike. Vehicle
use regulations.
Hungryland is located along the southern boundary of Martin County
and the northern boundary of Palm Beach County, west of the Jupiter
Farms. From I-95 take the Jupiter (SR 706) exit and go west 6 1/2 miles
to the intersection of SR 706 (Indiantown Road) and Pratt-Whitney Road.
The Main Gate is located off Pratt-Whitney Road, 1 1/2 miles north of
SR 706.
View a location map - pdf
file
Additional wildlife
viewing sites in the vicinity.
J.W. Corbett Wildlife Management
Area,
Jonathan
Dickinson State Park, John G. and Susan H. Dupuis, Jr. Wildlife
and Environmental Area.
West Palm Beach (25 miles southeast), Indiantown (10 miles northwest),
and Jupiter (15 miles east).
