Camp Seminole Springs
12695 NE 244 St, Fort McCoy, FL
Camp Seminole Springs is a 38-acre wilderness retreat in Fort McCoy featuring a heart-shaped artesian spring and a historic Great Lodge.
Quick Facts
- Features a natural heart-shaped artesian spring for swimming
- Spans 38 acres of wilderness with hiking and biking trails
- Offers themed lodge rooms including Jungle and Equestrian suites
- Located near Ocala National Forest and the Rodman Reservoir
- Includes a historic Grist Mill rental overlooking a waterfall
Common Questions
What types of lodging are available at Camp Seminole Springs?
The property offers rustic tent camping sites, themed rooms inside the Great Lodge, and a secluded rental at the historic Grist Mill.
Is there a natural spring on the property?
Yes, the centerpiece of the campground is a heart-shaped artesian spring that guests can swim in.
Are there on-site shower facilities?
Yes, shared shower facilities are located within the lodge bathhouse for guest use.
Where is the campground located?
It is located at 12695 NE 244 St in Fort McCoy, Florida, near the Ocala National Forest.
Does the campground provide Wi-Fi?
Wi-Fi is available for guest use, specifically within the Great Lodge area.
What are the navigation tips for finding the camp?
Turn at the Camp Seminole Springs sign on Highway 21 at 244th Street; GPS may incorrectly direct you to turn at 243rd Street.
What activities can I do on the property?
Guests can swim in the spring, hike or mountain bike on 38 acres of nature trails, and go bird watching or fishing.
Are there supplies or food options nearby?
A Dollar General, a gas station, and a small cafe are within walking distance of the campground entrance.
Does the Grist Mill unit have its own bathroom?
The Grist Mill is equipped with a half-bath, while full showers are available at the lodge bathhouse.
Is drinking water available on-site?
Yes, the property provides potable drinking water for guests.