101

Site 101 is a paddling-access backcountry campsite within Everglades National Park, positioned along one of the park's more remote water routes. Getting there means spending hours on the water, moving through mangrove tunnels, crossing open bays, and reading the rhythms of the tide — an experience that is itself a significant part of what makes Everglades backcountry travel so compelling. Camping at a site like this puts you genuinely off the grid in a protected wilderness. Wildlife encounters on the water and at camp — from alligators and dolphins to ospreys and manatees — are an integral part of the journey. A park permit is required.