Sopchoppy Preserve
Taking its name from the historic town that lies 3 miles to the west, the 85-acre Sopchoppy Preserve is tucked away next to the 68,000-acre St. Marks Wildlife Refuge. While the property enjoys a private setting, city amenities are available in Tallahassee just 45 minutes away.
This part of Wakulla County has historically been recognized as possessing outstanding deer hunting, hence the Buckhorn name that locals use. Naturally, whitetail deer are plentiful as are wild turkeys the photos dont lie! The property is just as well-suited to be used for wildlife viewing or as a personal retreat.
Sopchoppy Preserve is an affordably priced recreational / hunting property that features 30 acres of longleaf pines planted in 2018. Buffeting this area of mature hardwoods that round out the property to provide a nice mix of habitat that fosters wildlife diversity. An adjacent 42 acres are available...
Sopchoppy Preserve is an affordably priced recreational / hunting property that features 30 acres of longleaf pines planted in 2018. Buffeting this area of mature hardwoods that round out the property to provide a nice mix of habitat that fosters wildlife diversity. An adjacent 42 acres are available for purchase if having an expanded footprint is important.
For those adventurous souls looking for goings-on beyond Sopchoppy Preserves boundaries, theres a long list of nature-based sites and outdoor activities to choose from.
Apalachicola National Forest (632,890 acres) 1 minute
Florida Trail 1 minute
Sopchoppy River 6 minutes
Ochlockonee River State Park 10 minutes
Gulf of Mexico 15 minutes
Bald Point State Park 20 minutes
Saint James Bay Golf Club 20 minutes
Carrabelle (deep sea fishing) - 30 minutes
St. George Island 1 hour
Apalachicola historic district - 1 hour
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From Crawfordville, travel 6 miles south and take a right at the dead end on Highway 98. Follow for two miles then veer right on Highway 319 toward Sopchoppy. Travel for 3.8 miles and left into a gated entrance. The property cannot be viewed without access through an internal gate.
