190 N. Lake Avenue, Pahokee, Florida 33476 ( We're located next to Pahokee State Park on SR 15 ) DRIVING DIRECTIONS: From West Palm Beach - Head west on SR 80 towards Lake Okeechobee until the intersection of SR 15. Turn right and head North approx. 7 miles towards Pahokee. We are located downtown Pahokee across from Pahokee State Park. From Ft. Myers - Head east on SR 80 towards Lake Okeechobee. Continue east driving around the southern tip of the Lake. Continue on SR 80 and it heads north towards Pahokee. Continue north on SR 15. We are located downtown Pahokee across from Pahokee State Park.

Lake Okeechobee Outpost offers an impressive list of offsite activities that are easily accessed within a two hour drive. Use Lake Okeechobee Outpost as your centrally located vacation headquarters and enjoy all that Florida has to offer…from the Gulf of Mexico and its white sandy beaches to the culture and sophistication of South Florida to the world famous Central Florida attractions. Here’s a list of easy to reach locations offering arts & culture, shopping, dining, golf, sports viewing and participation, and many other memorable opportunities.

Ft. Myers Heading West out of Lake Okeechobee Outpost in Lee County along Southwest Florida's Gulf coast, Fort Myers is known as the "City of Palms" for its palm-lined streets. The major attractions are the homes of Thomas Edison and Henry Ford, which are separated by a fence called "The Friendship Gate." The annual Edison Festival of Light Pageant celebrates the inventor's contributions to the city. For beach-goers, Fort Myers' beaches have a laid-back feel and act as a gateway to several islands, including Sanibel and Captiva.

Naples Golfers, shoppers, nature lovers, and even the rich and famous know the innate beauty of Naples. Arts and culture venues abound, as do relaxing white-sand beaches and of course, the sparkling Gulf waters. Off the coast, romantic islands beckon. Naples, as well as Ft. Myers and surrounding West coast venues, offer world class inshore fishing for tarpon, redfish, sea trout and flounder. Offshore fishing provides a host of great table fare including grouper, red snapper and dolphin.

Miami Miami is one of Florida's original vacation hot spots and enjoys a historic relationship with Lake Okeechobee via the Mayaimi Indians. The namesake tribe were mound builders inhabiting Lake Okeechobee in the 1500’s.

Today, Miami is famous for its history, culture, and of course, nightlife and beaches. This metropolitan area is influenced by Latin-American cultures, evidenced in the diversity of restaurants, arts, and festivals. Art and architecture buffs will revel in South Beach's Art Deco district, which houses over 800 Art-Deco style buildings.

Ft. Lauderdale Fort Lauderdale boasts a variety of cultural, historical, and social activities. In the downtown area along the New River, points of interest include the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, the Museum of Discovery and Science, the Museum of Arts, and the intricate canal system giving rise to Ft. Lauderdale’s nickname: The Venice of the Americas. A water taxi tour along the inland canals will give you easy and inexpensive access to major points throughout the city, as well as allow you a glimpse of the rich and famous along what's known as "Millionaire's Row."

West Palm Beach As close as a thirty minute drive to the East, West Palm Beach thrives with theaters, a world-class art museum, galleries, ballet, opera, shops, street fairs, world renowned shopping, restaurants and arguably the best saltwater fishing in North America. The staff at Lake Okeechobee Outpost will help coordinate a day trip to Worth Avenue, a night on the town to see a Broadway show at the Kravis Center of the Performing Arts or a day of fishing for billfish along “Sailfish Alley.”

If you have come to Lake Okeechobee Outpost by boat, Loggerhead Club & Marina™ offers four (4) additional marina locations to visit or use your reciprocal dockage: Palm Beach Gardens, Riviera Beach, Lantana or South Lantana.

Vero Beach Midway down Florida's East coast, Vero Beach is a well-rounded destination. Active pursuits include paddling the Indian River Lagoon and cheering the Los Angeles Dodgers during spring training. History hounds will enjoy museums dedicated to the area's past (located inside a circa-1903 train station) and its citrus heritage. The Vero Beach Museum of Art and McKee Botanical Garden suit the aesthetically inclined. A round of golf is also an option along the Intracoastal waterway.

Melbourne Surf's up in Melbourne, situated on Florida's Space Coast on the Indian River Lagoon. Hit a beach or surf shop en route to the shore; fishing, paddling and airboating are also popular action activities.

Titusville Space out in Titusville, where you can lunch with an astronaut, defy gravity and embark on a mission to Mars -- all in the same day. When you come back down to Earth, take a nature cruise to spot dolphins and manatees, horseback ride on the beach, fish for redfish or sample rock shrimp at an Old Florida-style restaurant.

Kissimmee/Lake Buena Vista/Orlando Famous for its theme parks, Central Florida is home to Disney World’s Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, MGM Studios, Animal Kingdom, Universal Studios and Universal's Islands of Adventure, SeaWorld, Wet N’ Wild and many other exciting attractions. Visitors looking for respite from the typical tourist attractions can explore museums, malls, state parks, countless restaurants or stop by Bass Pro Shop and reload the tackle box.

Florida Grapefruit League Baseball For those of you that are Major League Baseball (MLB) fans, Lake Okeechobee Outpost is a great home base for your camper and crew. Set up camp and drive to the nearby spring training locations to view your favorite teams. Below is a list of teams, stadiums and cities within a two hour radius. Visit nearly 50% of the Major League teams while staying at Lake Okeechobee Outpost.

Charlotte Sports Park: Port Charlotte: Tampa Bay Rays
Ed Smith Stadium: Sarasota: Cincinnati Reds
Hammond Stadium: Ft. Myers: Minnesota Twins
City of Palms Park: Ft. Myers: Boston Red Sox
Ft. Lauderdale Stadium: Ft. Lauderdale: Baltimore Orioles
Roger Dean Stadium: Palm Beach Gardens: Florida Marlins/St. Louis Cardinals
Tradition Field: Port St. Lucie: New York Mets
Dodgertown: Vero Beach: Los Angeles Dodgers
Space Coast Stadium: Melbourne: Washington Nationals
Joke Marchant Stadium: Lakeland: Detroit Tigers
Osceola County Stadium: Kissimmee: Houston Astros
Champion Stadium: Walt Disney World: Atlanta Braves

Please contact the staff of Lake Okeechobee Outpost to assist with an offsite adventure.