Bumby Camp Ruins

The Bumby Camp Ruins are located in the Tosohatchee Wildlife Management Area in Central Florida. From the research I have done, this used to be the site of a hunting camp owned by the Bumby family, Kincaids, and Edward Fishbacks dating back to the early 1900s when the land was privately owned. The area was also known as  Camp Blanton at one point according to an old hand-drawn map. Below you can see around what is left of the ruins in the 360-degree panoramic images in the virtual tour. You can see the remnants of a brick chimney, maybe an old A/C or some kind of appliance. and other metal items around the area. There was what looked like a small artesian well adjacent to the chimney with some fuel-like chemical floating out of it. If you have any insight about this abandoned spot, let me know in the comments below. 

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Equipment used:

• Canon 6d mkii
• Canon 8-15mm F4
• Insta360 One X (for selfies)

List of additional gear you should have with you when exploring abandoned places.

• Gloves
• Backpack/Camera Bag
• Bug Spray
• Mask
• Basic First Aid Kit
• Flashlight/Torch
• Good Boots Shoes
• Snacks/Water
• Coveralls (for really dirty places)
• Wet Wipes
• Knife of Other Self Protection (check with local laws and carry responsibly)

Information was found on the following sites
Florida Trailblazer
Out in the Boonies

You can also view this abandoned property on abandonedin360.com along with other amazing abandoned locations.