O'Leno State Park
Operated by the Florida State Park System and one of the oldest state parks within the state, O'Leno State Park is approximately six miles north of High Springs. Located on the Santa Fe River and surrounded by a hardwood forest, the 61 campsites are a camper's delight. There are two campgrounds situated within the park with private and wooded sites that include water, electric, picnic table and fire ring/grill, with pets accepted. Maximum length for RVs is 50 feet. The park also offers primitive and youth camping areas as well as cabins. The campground has restrooms, showers and a concession area where visitors can rent canoes or kayaks. Anglers can fish along the banks of the Santa Fe River, and there are 13 miles of hiking, biking and wildlife viewing trails running through the area.
O'Leno State Park
410 SE O'Leno Park Road
High Springs, FL 32643
386-454-1853
floridastateparks.org
High Springs Campground
High Springs Campground is a privately owned campground located approximately five miles west of High Springs. The well-maintained campground encompassed by a hardwood hammock of oaks and pines is a good base camp for those wanting to explore the surrounding area. The campground offers 50 sites that include electric and water and five campsites designated for tent campers with water only. All sites are large, private and shady, with pull-through sites available that accommodate large RVs and travel trailers. The campground has a swimming pool, a laundry facility and a bathhouse, as well as free Wi-Fi Internet. The Ichetucknee and Santa Fe Rivers are approximately seven miles away, offering opportunities for tubing, swimming, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, diving and fishing.
High Springs Campground
24004 NW Old Bellamy Road
High Springs, FL 32643
386-454-1688
highspringscampground.com
Blue Springs Park
Blue Springs Park is located approximately eight miles from High Springs. The privately operated park and campground contains Blue, Naked, Johnson, Little Blue and Kiefer springs within its confines. The heavily forested campground, offers large private sites that will accommodate even the biggest rigs. There are five sites with 50-amp electric and water, 25 sites with 30-amp electric and water, and primitive camping available throughout the park in designated areas with no amenities. Camping is on a first-come, first-served basis; the park is open year-round and does not accept pets. The park has restrooms, showers, a dump station, a picnic area and a concession stand where visitors can rent canoes, kayaks or tubes. Swimmers will enjoy Blue Spring, a second-magnitude spring. Anglers can fish in the Santa Fe River.
Blue Springs Park
7450 NE 60th Street
High Springs, FL 32643
386-454-1369
bluespringspark.com
