Four Creeks State Forest - Hobbs Landing

Hobbs Landing provides access to Mills Creek within Four Creeks State Forest, a natural area in Nassau County rich with wildlife including white-tailed deer, wild turkey, gopher tortoises, and wading birds. This landing is ideal for kayakers and canoeists seeking to explore the creeks and natural wetlands of the state forest. The area features several natural boat landings along the creeks, making it accessible for paddle sports enthusiasts.

Four Creeks State Forest has multiple entrances and boat launch options throughout the property. The site is open from 1.5 hours before dawn to 1.5 hours after sunset. Visitors should note that the area is managed by the Florida Forest Service, and all fishing and hunting activities are regulated by state law. For paddlers interested in exploring additional water access nearby, there is also a public boat ramp on the Nassau River at the end of Edwards Road off A1A, and the scenic Timucuan Ecological & Historic Preserve with its salt marshes and coastal wetlands is located in the region.