Reddick is a small incorporated town in Marion County, Florida, set in the rolling farmland of north-central Florida about midway between Ocala and Gainesville. The 2020 census counted 449 residents, making Reddick the smallest municipality in Marion County. The town is part of the Ocala metropolitan statistical area. Reddick's identity is inseparable from the horse country around it. Marion County is one of the world's major thoroughbred centers, with hundreds of horse farms producing Kentucky Derby winners and national champions, and Reddick sits within that landscape of fenced pastures, training barns, and oak-lined roads. The area's limestone-rich soil and mild climate have made it a destination for equine breeding and training for generations. The town itself is compact and quiet, with a small commercial core along the highway and residential streets that blend into the surrounding farmland. Its location between Ocala and Gainesville places residents within reach of two of north-central Florida's employment, medical, and university centers, while daily life retains a distinctly rural, small-town character. Education is provided by Marion County Public Schools. Reddick-Collier Elementary School, within the town, is the district's Cambridge Primary Magnet with a focus on global perspectives and equine studies — a fitting reflection of the community's horse-country setting. Students advance to North Marion Middle and High schools. The surrounding countryside is a mix of working horse farms, cattle pasture, and pecan and hay fields, giving the town a distinctly agricultural atmosphere that contrasts with the faster-growing communities closer to Ocala and the interstate. For residents and buyers, Reddick offers equestrian acreage, small-town living, and access to Ocala's World Equestrian Center and Gainesville's University of Florida, all within a short drive along U.S. Highway 441 or Interstate 75.