Stayed here since we wanted to visit the springs, but this campground should be closed until it can be brought up to Florida minimum standards. no dump station, campsites super tight and no privacy, 30-amp power with no breakers (is that even legal) and roads...More

Planned on staying March 1 to 15. Left on March 4th. Entry road is a long rutted stretch of fine powder sand that turns to mud when it rains. Park personnel wouldn’t or couldn’t fix the water filled ruts. Spaces are close together- make sure...More

My rating is in regards to Rv/trailer camping. Gilchrist Blue Springs is not ready to be open for trailers or RVs. The 1.5 mile entry road is just a sugar sand trail with lots of ruts and definitely not packed down. On arrival we were...More

Roads were muddy and potholed, and some trails were closed, but this has potential once the state of Florida has a chance to make upgrades. Kayaking was fun, and the spring fed lake was clear and beautiful

Absolutely loved the springs and the park; some nice hiking. Really enjoyed swimming and snorkeling in the 72 Degree water. Lots of fish and turtles no manatees the river was too low. Friendly staff. Camping not so good for larger rigs. Difficult to get in...More

My Fiance and I went kayaking with a friend last year, and this place is amazing! We got out into the river to kayak but afterward, we had way to much fun jumping off the platform! Fun for all ages!

Incredibly disappointed in this park and left after only a few hours instead of staying two nights in the campground. Springs are gorgeous but were closed and “Tallahassee didn’t say we can open them.” There isn’t much else to do... Rangers had their work cut...More