Florida Sand Music Ranch
85 Myers Rd, Brooksville, FL
Florida Sand Music Ranch is an 80-acre wooded retreat in Brooksville that offers year-round camping and multiple music festivals. The property features over 200 sites with hookups alongside primitive tent areas under a natural hardwood canopy.
Quick Facts
- 80-acre wooded camping retreat
- 200+ water and electric hookup sites
- Managed by The Will McLean Foundation
- Formerly known as Sertoma Youth Ranch
- Year-round 24/7 park access
- On-site RV dump station
Common Questions
Do I need to make a reservation for regular camping?
No, regular camping is handled on a first-come, first-served basis on non-festival days.
What hookups are available at the RV sites?
There are over 200 sites equipped with both water and electric hookups.
Is there a dump station on the property?
Yes, an on-site RV dump station is available for a $15 fee.
What are the property's pet policies?
Well-behaved dogs are welcome but must remain on a fixed-length leash of 6 feet or less at all times.
Are there any fire restrictions at the ranch?
Yes, a county-enacted burn ban currently restricts fires to charcoal or propane cooking only; wood fires and ground fires are prohibited.
What is the total size of the ranch?
The property spans 80 acres of wooded land between Brooksville and Dade City.
Is the campground open year-round?
Yes, the ranch is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for year-round camping.
Are there restrooms and showers on-site?
The ranch provides hot showers and ADA-accessible indoor restrooms for all campers.
What was the previous name of this facility?
The property was formerly known as the Sertoma Youth Ranch.
Are there any prohibited items at the ranch?
Fireworks are strictly prohibited on the property at all times.
Who manages the Florida Sand Music Ranch?
It is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit facility managed by The Will McLean Foundation.
What size RVs can the sites accommodate?
The ranch can accommodate RVs and travel trailers up to 50 feet in length.
Is there a creek on the property?
Yes, the ranch features a spring-fed creek and several walking paths throughout the woods.