Tubing
You can float down the spring run on a tube and enjoy the scenery and wildlife along the way. You can bring your own tube, no larger than 6 ft. by 6ft., or rent one from Blue Springs Adventures at the park.
Paddling
Paddling at Blue Springs State Park entails using a canoe or kayak to explore either the St. Johns River or the spring run. You may bring your own or rent from Blue Springs Adventures during your time in the park.
Boat Tours
Guided boat tours on the St. Johns River are offered where you can learn about history, ecology, and fauna of the area. These tours are run by Blue Springs Adventures and run for about 2 hours at a time throughout the day. Reservations are not required but are recommended.
Fishing
While at Blue Springs State Park, you can try catching some fish in the St. Johns River. However, before you cast your fishing rod, know that you will need a valid Florida fishing license and to follow the state regulations for freshwater fishing.
Camping
You can spend a night or more at one of the park’s campsites or cabins. The campgrounds have access to water, electricity, picnic tables, restrooms, and showers. Each cabin has air conditioning, heating, kitchen, bathroom, and porch. Reservations for both campsites and cabins must be made in advance, either online or by phone.
How to plan your visit and make the most of your experience
Blue Spring State Park is open daily from 8 a.m. until dusk. The park admission fee is $6 per vehicle (two to eight people), $4 per single-occupant vehicle, or $2 per pedestrian, bicyclist, or extra passenger.
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