Allison Family Farm

About Us

Our Products – Farm Fresh & Family Grown
The farm consists of 163 acres mostly swampy wetlands that supports a variety of wildlife. We grow ten acres of Loblolly Pine, thirty acres of Long Leaf Pine and five acres.

We also grow Persimmons, Grapes, Blackberries, Pears, and Brown Turkey Figs. Our farm animals include Osceola Turkeys, Peacocks, Pekin & Muscovy Ducks.

Our Osceola Turkey hunting facility is located at 124 Diamond Lake Lane in Crescent City, Florida, (in Zone “C”) centrally located between Gainesville, Ocala, St. Augustine and Daytona Beach. You can fly into Gainesville, Daytona Beach or St. Augustine airports. You will need to arrange for transportation to the farm, however, once you arrive transportation at the farm is provided. If driving The Allison Family Farm is located four (4) miles west of Crescent City, FL just off SR-308 adjoining the Lake George Wildlife Management Area?

Our season usually runs from the middle of March through third week of April, as you can see our season is short so booking early assures you the best dates. Our terrain is normal Central Florida woodlands, palmetto, swamp lands, oak wood hammocks and open planted food plots. During our season one can find hot humid Florida weather, cold and rainy weather, or a combination of both. You may book a one-day hunt or as many days as you like. However, bookings are not made (confirmed) until the deposit is received.

Our Florida turkey hunting is not on a preserve, and we are not a hunting Lodge, you will be hunting on a working “Private Family Farm”. We do not hunt over bait; however, we do hunt in stationary blinds, our hunts are not guided, The elusive Osceola is a sit and wait situation … don’t think you’re going to run up on the bird … he will elude you. Calling is soft and should not be aggressive. Those hunters who sit quietly in the blind and occasionally softly call will usually get a nice gobbler, only one gobbler per hunter is allowed and no hens.