Discover 4 parks for paddling within driving distance of High Springs
"High Springs is the closest gateway town and the most convenient place for dining, supplies, and lodging before or after a park visit. Many visitors pair the springs with a stop in the historic downtown area."
A spring-fed North Florida park known for crystal-clear water, swimming, paddling, and river scenery.
"High Springs is the closest gateway town, making it convenient for visitors looking to pair the preserve with local dining and springs-area attractions."
A peaceful North Florida preserve known for the Santa Fe River’s river rise, paddling, wildlife, and karst scenery.
"High Springs visitors often combine a park trip with other spring-country outings in the area. The short drive makes Ichetucknee an easy choice for tubing and kayaking."
A spring-fed North Florida park known for tubing, swimming, paddling, and clear blue water.
"High Springs is a spring-country hub, and visitors from there may come to Lafayette Blue Springs for a less crowded experience. The park appeals to those who enjoy clear water, paddling, and camping."
A peaceful North Florida spring park on the Suwannee River with swimming, paddling, camping, and fishing.