Question about Tiitf lands (state or local owned) in Florida

[RJ Howell]

How do I go about learning if an area is allowed to be camped on? I've researched several places now and can not get even an indication.. Anyone one know of a source/agency?
Especially interested a spot I see on The Keys.

 

[Noble Savage]

Trying using a service line OnX or something similar to see who owns the land. From their you can contact the state, county, or owner.

 

[RJ Howell]

Best I can tell so far is it's state owned, being it's an old route.

 

[Noble Savage]

It should have a parcel number attached, it might be leased by the county. If they can’t help try this

FAQ: Use of State-Owned Land | Florida Department of Environmental Protection

How do I know if property is currently under lease or state-owned?Send a location map listing the section/township/range to the Uplands Leasing Section of the Division of State Lands. They will submit a request to the Title and Land Records Section for a determination of any encumbrances, such...

floridadep.gov

 

[RJ Howell]

I found two possible spots to overnight on the Keys. Both have been used to do so successfully and kinda unknown to the general public. One being pretty well secluded and the other fairly exposed. One being state owned (the TiiTF) and the other County. I've yet to confirm if there ia a no-overnighting rule/law in place for the entire Keys on public lands or just specific areas.

 

[Noble Savage]

I’ve camped on Tiitf land before but it was an island near New Smyrna. That island had no classification to it and the county/wardens didn’t bother anyone as long as they make sure it stayed clean. If you check and there is no classification for the land like oil and rehabilitation it should be fine.