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Ginnie Springs Outdoors

7300 NE Ginnie Springs Rd, High Springs, FL

Ginnie Springs Outdoors is a privately owned nature park in High Springs, Florida, featuring seven crystal-clear freshwater springs along the Santa Fe River.

This 200-acre park is famous for its natural springs that maintain a constant 72-degree temperature year-round. It is a premier destination for scuba divers, offering access to the Ginnie Ballroom cavern and the extensive Devil’s Spring cave system. Visitors can also tube down the Santa Fe River, paddle in canoes or kayaks, and enjoy underwater visibility that has been famously described as reaching forever. The property provides 123 water and electric campsites near the general store, along with numerous primitive tent camping options throughout the grounds. Amenities include eight heated bathhouses with hot showers, volleyball courts, a playground, and Wi-Fi access. An on-site general store provides rental equipment for snorkeling, diving, and river activities, ensuring everything needed for an outdoor stay is available on-site. Nearby attractions include the clear waters of Ichetucknee Springs and Poe Springs, both located a short distance away. The small downtown area of High Springs offers local charm for those venturing out of the park. Guests should note the park is pet-free and enforces specific age requirements for all campers.

Quick Facts

  • Seven freshwater springs maintaining a constant 72 degrees year-round.
  • 123 campsites with water and electric hookups available.
  • Features the Ginnie Ballroom cavern and Devil’s Spring cave system.
  • Direct access to the Santa Fe River for tubing and paddling.
  • On-site general store with equipment rentals and an air-fill station.

Common Questions

What is the water temperature at Ginnie Springs?

The water maintains a constant temperature of 72 degrees Fahrenheit year-round.

Are pets allowed at the park?

No, pets are not permitted at Ginnie Springs Outdoors.

What is the minimum age to camp without a parent?

All campers must be at least 18 years old to camp without being accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Does the park have RV hookups?

Yes, there are 123 water and electric campsites available for RV and tent campers.

Is scuba diving permitted?

Yes, diving is allowed for certified divers in the Ginnie Ballroom and the Devil’s Spring system.

Can I rent tubing or diving gear on-site?

Yes, the Ginnie General Store offers rentals for masks, snorkels, fins, and tubes.

Are there showers available?

There are eight bathhouses on the property that are heated and include tiled shower stalls with hot water.

Is fishing allowed in the springs?

No, fishing is not permitted in the springs or spring runs.

What are the quiet hours?

Quiet hours are enforced from 12:00 AM until 8:00 AM daily.

Is Wi-Fi available at the park?

Yes, the park provides Wi-Fi access for guests.

Are UTVs or side-by-sides allowed?

No, the park is golf cart-only; UTVs and side-by-sides are not permitted.

What river is the park located on?

Ginnie Springs is located on the south side of the Santa Fe River.

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