Campground Overview
About Blue Spring State Park Campground
Crystal-clear spring waters teeming with manatees and a lush oak hammock create an enchanting Florida oasis at Blue Spring State Park Campground. This popular destination strikes an ideal balance between natural immersion and convenient amenities, offering 51 well-maintained sites nestled among sand pines and palmettos. The campground's proximity to the spring allows campers to easily observe wintering manatees from November to March, while summer months invite refreshing swims in the consistently 72-degree waters.
Just minutes from Orange City, the campground provides a serene retreat with easy access to urban conveniences. Its location along the St. Johns River opens up opportunities for paddling, fishing, and wildlife viewing. The park's extensive boardwalk system and hiking trails, including the 4.5-mile Pine Island Trail, allow campers to explore diverse ecosystems teeming with native flora and fauna.
For those seeking cultural experiences, the historic Thursby House on-site offers a glimpse into 19th-century Florida life. The campground serves as an excellent base for weekend getaways or extended vacations, attracting nature enthusiasts, families, and snowbirds alike. With its unique combination of spring-fed waters, abundant wildlife, and rich history, Blue Spring State Park Campground stands out as a quintessential Florida camping experience.
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