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De Soto National Memorial
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Camp Uzita is fun for everyone, but be mindful of potential safety hazards including open fires.
 

An Outstanding Safety Record

De Soto National Record has recorded more than fifteen years of injury free operation.  Your assistance in maintaining that outstanding record is requested.

Every effort has been made to make the park as safe as possible.  However, the use of fire, black powder and other weapons in Camp Uzita require particularly caution, especially with small children who are excited by what they see and sometimes forget safety rules.

The trails and beaches also include potential hazards.  Remain on established trails and beaches.  Do not disturb animals in the park, nor touch dead fish or animals that occasionally wash up on the beach. 

If you detect a potential hazard, please report it to the Visitor Center immediately.















 

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Did You Know?

Did You Know?
Diseases brought to La Florida by the 1539 De Soto Expedition and other Europeans wiped out virtually all the Native American groups in Florida at the time of European contact. The Native Americans had no immunities to these diseases. Learn more at De Soto National Memorial, Bradenton, Florida.
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Last Updated: October 10, 2010 at 12:33 MST