De Leon Springs draws RV campers to its famed state park, where warm spring waters bubble at 72 degrees and the Old Sugar Mill serves hot griddle cakes. Five parks nearby put you steps from the St. Johns River and Lake George State Forest. Park your rig here to kayak wild waters, hike Timucua trails, and chase Florida's untamed springs.
De Leon Springs buzzes around its namesake state park. Swimmers dive into the spring-fed pool at De Leon Springs State Park. Hikers follow trails once trod by Timucua Indians. Food lovers flip pancakes on griddles at the 1830s Old Sugar Mill restaurant. Boaters launch from Lake George into the wide St. Johns River just minutes away.
River Road Campground in Lake George State Forest fits budget seekers with 30-amp and 50-amp hookups at $8.89 per night. Bonfires Welcome pulls in groups with pull-through sites, water hookups, and rates from $40 to $80. St. Johns River Dispersed Spot in Ocala National Forest suits pet owners who crave campfires by the river. Candace R. Strawn-Lake Dias Park welcomes families and pets for easy lakeside stays.
De Leon Springs is known for De Leon Springs State Park and its warm, spring-fed swimming pool. Visitors paddle and snorkel in 72-degree waters year-round. They hike Timucua trails, tour the historic Old Sugar Mill, and eat griddle cakes there. The spot anchors access to Lake George and the St. Johns River for boating.
Find RV parks near De Leon Springs at River Road Campground in Lake George State Forest, Bonfires Welcome, St. Johns River Dispersed Spot in Ocala National Forest, and Candace R. Strawn-Lake Dias Park. River Road offers cheap hookups at $8.89 nightly. Bonfires Welcome suits groups with pull-throughs from $40 to $80.
Yes, three RV parks near De Leon Springs welcome pets. St. Johns River Dispersed Spot in Ocala National Forest and Candace R. Strawn-Lake Dias Park both allow pets with campfires permitted at the river spot. Bonfires Welcome may accommodate them too; confirm directly for group sites.
