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		<title>Ocala National Forest Campgrounds and Cabins</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Ocala National Forest offers a wealth of natural getaways, from more than 2 dozen primitive campsites to complete resort facilities. Here are a few favorite campgrounds and cabin rental opportunities: Ocala National Forest Camping: JUNIPER SPRINGS RECREATION AREA. A perennial favorite, Juniper Springs recreation area offers camping in semi-tropical scenery along the scenic Juniper [...]]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[Florida is full of caves. But unless you&#8217;ve got scuba equipment, special certification, and what some might call a death wish, you&#8217;ll never get to see most of them. Since Florida&#8217;s water table is so close to the surface, few of its caves are dry. Florida Caverns State Park (with an elevation of 180 feet) [...]]]></description>
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