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Make the Most of Ginnie Springs, Florida

27.08.24 | Anna Louise | No Comments

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Ginnie Springs

    • Common Questions About Ginnie Springs
  • How to Prepare for Ginnie Springs
      • What to Bring / Rent
      • Ginnie Springs Admission
      • Other Things to Keep in Mind
  • Things to do at Ginnie Springs
      • Float the Sante Fe River
      • The Springs
      • Other Activities
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A group of us recently went camping at Ginnie Springs. We had the chance to float down the river and admire the natural springs in the area. I was amazed by the beautiful blue waters and the crisp temperature, even on a hot July day in Florida.

Common Questions About Ginnie Springs

What city is Ginnie Springs close to?

The closest city to Ginnie Springs is High Springs, FL.

Does Ginnie Springs have food?

Ginnie Springs does have food at the General Store and there is a Deli on site.

Are there gators in Ginnie Springs?

Yes, there are Alligators in the Sante Fe River, but it is rare to see the gators in the springs.

How to Prepare for Ginnie Springs

A map of the area is provided here to help you plan your trip. This will assist you in locating the springs as well as other amenities on-site.

What to Bring / Rent

  • Floats
    • Available to rent for $8 per day
  • Snorkels
    • Because the water is so clear, this is the best way to get a good glimpse of the springs and some of the caves.
      • Rentals available
  • Other Water Equipment
    • Depending on your interest, you could also bring kayaks, paddles boards, or water equipment that is not motorized.
      • Kayaks and paddle boards are available to rent for $20 for a 3-hour duration.

Ginnie Springs Admission

Day Passes

  • $20 for adults, $15 during off-season
  • $5 for children

Camping Rates

  • $25 per person, per day for Adults
  • $8 per person per day for children

Other Things to Keep in Mind

  • You are in nature so there is wildlife.
    • Although I didn’t see any alligators along the main stretch where people float, we did spot several while cruising further down the Santa Fe River. Stay alert, and you’ll be fine!

Things to do at Ginnie Springs

Float the Sante Fe River

  • Starting at Beaver Landing and ending near Twin Spring, the river trip takes about 1.5 hours, with the option to stop at multiple springs along the way.
  • The signs indicating where to return the tubes are highly visible, so you should not encounter any issues with logistics when returning rental equipment.
Floating the Santa Fe River

The Springs

The springs are popular due to the clear freshwater and blue hues. The water maintains a consistent temperature of 72 degrees year-round, making it perfect for a refreshing dip on a hot summer day.

Ginnie Springs
Ginnie Springs

  • There are multiple springs within the Ginnie Springs park. Listed below are all the springs in the park:
    • Deer Spring
    • Twin Spring
    • Dogwood Spring
    • Ginnie Spring
    • Devil’s Eye
  • Diving
    • Ginnie Springs is a popular destination for diving enthusiasts, known for its captivating underwater cave systems. For diving rentals at Ginnie Springs, click here.
      • Ginnie Springs offers three dive sites: Ginnie Ballroom, Devils Spring System, and the Sante Fe River.
    • You are also able to take dive training at Ginnie Springs, click here for more information.
  • Camping
    • Make a whole weekend out of Ginnie Springs by planning a camping trip! Keep in mind camping sites are first come, first serve and can fill up quickly during holiday weekends. Be prepared to have a site further away or come early and get a good spot.
    • There are sites with water and electric hookups, picnic tables, and grills. The park has several scattered bath houses and restrooms, which can be located on the map provided above.

Other Activities

If you are tired of water activities, then I would suggest using one of the multiple volleyball nets or checking out the playground. Volleyballs, footballs, and soccer balls are available to rent for $8.

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