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There are three launch sites that provide access to this section of islands, Jorgensens Landing, 1st Street Boat ramp and Fisherman's landing Park. The island shown on the above map between BC-45 and BC-46 is a residential community island. Paddle camping along this stretch of islands also provides an opportunity for a great side day trip to the Indian River Lagoon Preserve State Park / Mullet Creek area and Honest John's Fish Camp. Honest John's Fish Camp (321-727-2933) also offers a chance to replenish water supplies as they do sell gallons of fresh water and are open everyday except Tuesday and Christmas.
(Note; you can also relish free from their hose but you won't like it. All well water on the beachside is sulpher water, drinkable, but smells like rotten eggs!)
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