Designed for sportsmen, the property includes multiple deer feeders, game cameras, and elevated hunting stands already in place. An extensive network of swamp buggy and side-by-side trails winds throughout the ranch, providing access through scenic pine flatwoods, open pasture, and native oak hammocks.

The expansive open fields create an outstanding setting for dove hunting and offer ample room for private skeet and sporting clays shooting. The ranch is home to the historic Turkey Barn, formerly owned by Florida agricultural pioneer Ben Hill Griffin, where the property played a role in raising and releasing wild Osceola turkeys to help strengthen native populations throughout South Florida. That legacy continues today — the ranch supports abundant wildlife, including Osceola turkeys, white-tailed deer, wild hogs, and numerous native species.

A Discovery Channel Find

The ranch’s rugged, untouched character has even drawn television production — Discovery Channel’s Naked and Afraid filmed a season on the property, with the original survival campsite still remaining on the land today.

K & P Ranch’s location adds to its recreational value. The property sits roughly 30 miles north of the Big Cypress National Preserve and just 5 miles east of the Okaloacoochee Slough Wildlife Management Area, surrounded by large working ranches, sugarcane fields, sod farms, and state-owned conservation lands — offering outstanding privacy for hunting and outdoor recreation.