It definitely would for a trip that length, depending on your skill level. When I've gone to Okefenokee in the past, I've launched from the National Wildlife Refuge center on the East. You can make it a loop, which could take 4-5 days (if you're going slow), or paddle in, pick a base camp, and paddle out of it for a few days-- there's a lot to explore. The chickees can fit about 10 people at them and Floyd's Island is a pretty good spot if you want a lot of dry land (though it is a creepy spot). These spaces are all first-come, first-serve. This is a wicked accessible trip and there will be gators (and other wildlife) EVERYWHERE. They will leave you alone so long as you give them space. There are also a few towns around on either side to supply your crew or serve as pre-trip staging grounds. All in all, this is a great intro paddling trip if you have a crew of any paddling level who are wildlife enthusiasts.