Geneva Wilderness Area offers 180 acres of primitive and group camping in Seminole County with a hike-in primitive campsite (accommodating ~5 people) and a larger group pavilion area with restrooms and fire rings.

The property features a fishing pier on-site, marked loop trails (30-45 minutes), and connection to the Flagler Trail system leading to the Econ River for paddling access; primitive camping requires advance permit reservations by calling (407) 349-0959.

The Ed Yarborough Nature Center provides educational programs and event facilities, with amenities limited to basic primitive camping infrastructure (no showers at primitive sites, but restrooms available at the group pavilion).