High Springs beckons RV campers with Ginnie Springs' world-famous dive caves and the Santa Fe River's lazy tubing runs. Ten parks dot the area, from O'Leno State Park's $22 river sites to Ginnie Springs Outdoors' full-amenity setups. Park your rig here, plunge into clear waters, and chase Florida's wild heart.
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High Springs hugs the Santa Fe River, 20 minutes north of Gainesville. Ginnie Springs draws divers to its 100-foot-deep sinkholes and underwater caves. O'Leno State Park watches the river vanish underground into a limestone cavern. Kayakers launch from River Rise Preserve State Park. Tubers float past cypress knees on lazy afternoons. Blue Grotto offers open-water certification dives nearby.
Ginnie Springs Outdoors fits adventure seekers with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and a playground at $50-$60/night. Families love High Springs RV Resort and Campground's pool, laundry, and showers from $47/night. Budget campers grab O'Leno State Park sites at $22/night or River Rise Resorts from $26/night. Ginnie Springs serves as base camp for divers. Each park launches you into springs, rivers, and trails.
High Springs stands out for Ginnie Springs' cave diving and the Santa Fe River. Divers explore sinkholes like the Devil's Eye Spring, plunging over 100 feet deep. Kayakers and tubers navigate the clear, spring-fed waters year-round. O'Leno State Park showcases the river disappearing underground, a rare natural spectacle that draws hikers and campers alike.
Find 10 RV parks like Ginnie Springs Outdoors, O'Leno State Park, High Springs RV Resort, and River Rise Resorts. Ginnie Springs Outdoors sits steps from dive sites with WiFi and showers. O'Leno hugs the Santa Fe River at $22/night; High Springs RV Resort offers pools near town; River Rise starts at $26/night by preserves.
Yes, Ginnie Springs Outdoors provides 50-amp service alongside WiFi, showers, and playground. High Springs RV Resort delivers full hookups with pool and laundry facilities. Many of the 10 directory parks cater to big rigs on the Santa Fe River corridor, ensuring reliable power for extended stays.