Known by locals as the old Tocoi Fish Camp, this rare deepwater riverfront commercial property on the St. Johns River offers a unique blend of history, nature, and opportunity. Located in the historic Tocoi area—once a bustling steamboat and railway hub and even mentioned by Harriet Beecher Stowe in her 1873 book Palmetto Leaves—this is a place where past and present meet in a truly magical setting. Zoned CHT (Commercial Highway Tourism), the property allows for a variety of uses including retail, restaurant, or a small bed and breakfast. With 148 feet of waterfront, it features a new elevated bulkhead installed in 2021, a graduated open boat dock, and a covered boat slip with lift. Boat ramp access is just a few feet away on a shared easement. The .24-acre lot is framed by live oaks draped in Spanish moss and is an amazing spot for watching the sunset. While the existing structure has no true value, it does include impact fee credits, and a survey is on file. A small shed on the property houses a pump station for the shared easements. There is no HOA, and the property is being sold as is. Buyers should verify all measurements and allowable uses. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a piece of Old Florida with unmatched charm and potential.