The Apalachee Wildlife Management Area is a great outdoor recreation destination year round on the east side of Jackson County, just north of Sneads, Florida. Hurricane Michael significantly impacted the 7,952 acre management area on October 10, 2018, but clean up efforts have allowed recreational access to return and is enjoyed by many locals and visitors throughout the year. No camping is available on the property, but Three Rivers State Park just south of the WMA offers primitive and full-facility camping, where you can enjoy views of both Florida and Georgia from the west side of Lake Seminole.