Camp at Ginnie Springs

Ginnie Springs Outdoors, LLC, Florida

Description

Located in High Springs, FL. Great spot for group camping if you're looking for a rowdier location (drinking is allowed). Expect large crowds, loud music and children. Some campgrounds have running water and all campgrounds have a grill and picnic table. Most campgrounds are first come first serve, but large parties can reserve campgrounds in advance. If you get there at the start of the weekend, you may get lucky and find a spot along the springs. There are public restrooms and showers on the campgrounds. Within the area there are multiple springs with crystal clear water that you are able to dive.

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Camping

Bathrooms

Family Friendly

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Picnic Area

River

Swimming Holes

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