Little Lake George Wilderness offers 2,883 acres of remote, roadless camping accessible primarily by paddling near the confluence of the St. Johns and Oklawaha Rivers in northeastern Ocala National Forest.

Primitive dispersed camping is available with no facilities (no restrooms or potable water), and visitors should check in at a district office before arrival to inform staff of travel plans and learn about current conditions and any campfire bans.

The wilderness features diverse habitats including hardwood swamps, pine flatwoods, shallow lakes, and prairies ideal for backpacking, paddling, and fishing.