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As long as the airspace above that area is not restricted, you have the land owners permission, and it's not a demonstration jump in front of a crowd (requires more paperwork), then yes. You'll need to work with the FAA as well.

Clearance from the nearest FAA facility depends on what type of airspace you're jumping through. Only high altitude jumps above 18000 feet, jumps through Class B terminal aispace, and jumps within five statute miles of an operatiing control tower require an actual clearance. Most other jumps require only a traffic advisory one minute prior to jump. Notams are required to be filed in advance for all jumping, but that's really easy. Check with your local FAA flight service office for help.

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