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Reeves Landing

Also known as: Reeves Landing Boat Ramp
Lake Miccosukee · Leon County, Florida
Last verified: July 27, 2026
Full natural dry-down: Lake Miccosukee has been drying down since fall 2025, and FWC's spring 2026 meetings describe a full lake dry-down. The US-90 gauge (NWS LMIF1) read 75.32 ft NAVD88 on July 27, 2026 — roughly 4-5 ft below the lake's historical full-pool reference. 'Open for Business' reflects the facility, not the water: expect no trailer launching until the lake refills. Check water.noaa.gov/gauges/lmif1 before any trip.
2 lanesAsphalt ramp
10 spotsTrailer parking
24 hours (FWC inventory; Leon County lists the park sunrise-sunset with the boat ramp open 24/7)Hours
Directions
Craft Access
Motorboat
Kayak / Canoe
Jet Ski / PWC
Large 22ft+
Site Details
Conditions change rapidly due to water levels, prop wash, and weather. Always visually inspect before backing down.
RampAsphalt, 2 lanes
Water DepthEffectively none as of July 2026 — the lake is in a full dry-down, with the US-90 gauge at 75.32 ft NAVD88 on July 27. On this flat prairie lake that means no trailer launching until it refills.
DockNo docks
Trailer Parking10 spots · paved
Vehicle-Only4 spots
Crowding The lake's flagship ramp — ten paved trailer spots and the only double lane — but through the 2025-26 dry-down the lot has little reason to fill.
Plan B — if this lot is full Cypress Landing (~3 mi south) has the lake's only docks and restroom. During the dry-down the real plan B is different water: Lake Talquin west of Tallahassee for deep, stable levels — noting Lake Jackson, the other nearby option, is running its own dry-down with small-craft-only launching.
FeeNo fee
Hours24 hours (FWC inventory; Leon County lists the park sunrise-sunset with the boat ramp open 24/7)
SeasonOpen year-round
Not Available Fish cleaning · Fishing pier · Restrooms · Pier
Scout's Notes
Ramp Quirks & Etiquette
The Flagship, Waiting on Water
Asphalt surface rated Good to Excellent, the lake's only double lane, ten paved trailer spots, free and open 24 hours — on paper the best ramp on Lake Miccosukee, and as of July 2026 a ramp to a prairie. FWC's inventory keeps it 'Open for Business' because the facility is fine; the lake is what's missing.
Reeves Fish Camp Ghost
The landing takes its name from the old Reeves Fish Camp, which sold minnows to generations of bluegill and crappie anglers here. Forum posts had the camp fading by the early 2020s and reportedly no longer operating by late 2022 (angler reports — anecdotal). No bait on the lake now; buy it in town.
Sink-End Water
You're on the northwest shore near Miccosukee Sink and the 1954 dike-and-gate structure that made the modern lake — the plumbing that's been at the center of the anglers-versus-ecology argument for 70 years. When water returns, this end puts you closest to the runs coming off the north marsh.
Sources: FWC boat-ramp inventory, Leon & Jefferson rows (snapshot re-verified 2026-07-27), Leon County Park Index, FWC dry-down news releases (Feb 13 & Apr 22, 2026), NWS/NWPS gauge LMIF1 (July 27, 2026 reading), FWC migratory bird regulations, Leon County 2023 EcoSummary, McGlynn Laboratories ecology report; fish-camp and launch-condition color from angler forums (anecdotal).
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