$20 - $40 / night

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Ichetucknee Springs Campground

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About

Ichetucknee Springs CAMPGROUND is a hideaway nestled in 20 acres of woods. Each site is carved out of the woods. Each is unique in size and shape. We are a Privately Owned Campground only 1/2 mile from the State Park. We have large secluded campsites, with lots of trees. Both Primitive & Electrical Each site has a Fire Ring and Picnic table. Amenities include Rental of Kayaks, Canoe's and Tubes A Game room with Pool tables, air hockey, Jukebox a Beautiful Fireplace and many other games A dump station Clean Bathrooms & Showers Camp Store and we also have clean porta potties in the campground We have two nice clean private UNISEX showers with instant on Hot water The quaint building has a gameroom, a beautiful fireplace, pool tables, air hockey, jukebox and several other games for the kids The Campstore carries many things you might have forgot to bring, also T-Shirts, Vinyl Decals, Handmade jewelry and many other unique gifts

Location

Ichetucknee Springs Campground is located in Florida

Directions

Going south on I-75, Exit 423, turn R onto SR47 S. Go 12.4 miles to 2nd caution light and turn R onto CR238 (Elim Church Rd). Go 2.6 miles, turn R at campground sign and follow signs to entrance. Going N on I-75, Exit 399, turn R onto US 441 N. Go 5 mi N and bear L onto US 27 N for 10 mi. Turn R onto SR47, go 2 mi and turn L onto CR238 (Elim Church Rd.). Go 2.6 miles, turn R at campground sign and follow signs to entrance.

Address

245 Breckenridge Rd
Fort White, FL 32038

Coordinates

29.720471899544847 N
83.17619047287911 W

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Access

Drive-In
Park next to your site
Walk-In
Park in a lot, walk to your site.
Hike-In
Backcountry sites.

Stay Connected

WiFi
Available
Verizon
Available
AT&T
Good
T-Mobile
Good

Site Types

Tent Sites
RV Sites
Standard (Tent/RV)
Group
Cabins
Tent Cabin

Features

For Campers

Market
ADA Access
Trash
Picnic Table
Firewood Available
Phone Service
Reservable
WiFi
Showers
Drinking Water
Electric Hookups
Toilets
Alcohol
Pets
Fires

For Vehicles

Sanitary Dump
Sewer Hookups
Water Hookups
Pull-Through Sites
Big Rig Friendly

$20 - $40

/ night

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Reservations

(386) 497-2285

Kacie W.

Traveler

Reviewed Jan. 17, 2023

wonderful!!!!

This has been one of the best campgrounds I’ve been to in Florida. We got here on a Thursday and it wasn’t too busy, the camp host was sure to give us a spot that was more private/big. There are so many adorable animals roaming around, my favorite was Daisy the pig (who acts more like a dog). My favorite part of the campgrounds was the rec room that felt like a 70s time capsule. Older arcade games, a fireplace, two pool tables, a jukebox, air hockey, comfy couches. Seriously such a vibe of a place!

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Month of VisitFebruary

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Molly A.

Guide

Reviewed May. 23, 2022

Cozy Friendly Folk

I have really been enjoying my stay at this campground but I can see how it wouldn't be for everybody, mainly RVS.

The location to the State Park cannot be beat. I stayed here for two nights and spent almost the entire day at the State park. HOT TIP: Go to the South side for tubing and early as you can. I got in right before the school kids came to ruin the fun. The North side gate is right next to the campground and provides two swimming holes.

Ok, back to the campground: the main building is where they have the office, restrooms, game room and showers behind the building. The camp offers firewood and ice deliveries to your camp for a fee.

There are animals of plenty in this campground. They use animals to curb the bugs and overgrowth. Most of them roam free for parts of the day. And I do have to say that the animals are doing a great job. So far I've seen pigs, goats, a donkey, chickens, guineafowl, cats and dogs. When I was here they had just purchased a new flock of baby chickens and turkeys. All of the animals are either friendly or a tad skittish, so respect their space.

Sites offered are either primitive, camping with electric or with water and electric. There are two community sinks with potable water. There is also a dump station if you're into that sort of thing. There's only one toilet per gender and two showers out back. I can see how that would be a problem at the height of the season but I had absolutely no trouble with it while visiting during the week in late May.

The only thing I didn't enjoy about this campground was the incredibly fine sand it has. I've only been in Florida for two days so I don't know if that's common or not. It's not a mark against the campground, cuz nature, just something to think about especially if it will rain during your stay or if you have a large RV.

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Month of VisitJune

Casaundra H.

Scout

Reviewed Mar. 26, 2022

Great quiet week

My fiance and I came for a week tent camping. Very friendly staff, clean facilities. Cozy game room for when we got a little bored. Great stay!

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Month of VisitApril

Chad N.

Guide

Reviewed Jan. 11, 2022

Home away from home

This place was great!! Super nice and well maintained campgrounds. We stayed NYE weekend and enjoyed every minute. They invited everyone to the clearing for a ceremony of Chinese lanters that turned out to be so cool. Right after that there was a huge bonfire. We met so many great people from all walks. Kampfire Karl was especially rad. He's a super cool dude. The site has a basketball court,, a clubhouse with arcade games, pool tables and an air hockey table. If you'd rather play with animals, you can go pet their cow and they now have a donkey! Ichetucknee springs is not accessible directly from the campgrounds but both the North & south entrances are only a short drive away. The only down side is there is only 1 bathroom for men & 1 for women unless you want to use a Porto potty or the woods and there are 2 showers. I really enjoyed this site and will definitely be visiting again.

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Month of VisitFebruary

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Melissa A.

Guide

Reviewed Oct. 24, 2021

Close Ichetucknee Springs

This campground is very close to the park entrance. This campground has the weirdest layout and number/letter system. The RV sites have a terrible layout and it’s hard to tell where the site begins and ends. There are trees in the middle of the site and makes it difficult to park an RV to get the slide out and awning out. The electric box and water is in the very front of the site. There is only one flush toilet per sex and the showers are small and very rustic.

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Month of VisitNovember

Jon K.

Traveler

Reviewed Sep. 20, 2021

Amazing trip

Took my family camping for the first time. I have a five and a three year old was nervous that it would be a nightmare and it wasn’t The owner and the staff were super friendly and helpful. Camp ground was super clean. The bathrooms were alway being cleaned. 10 out of 10 would recommend.

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Month of VisitOctober

Joe R.

Ranger

Reviewed Nov. 12, 2019

Old school, spacious and down to earth campground

I am excited to have added my first campground to the Dyrt Community, and look forward to many more.

I will admit that booking this campground gave me anxiety. It was several hours from home, and a reservation guaranteed a site, not a specific site. Having a family of five and two in laws in tow, it is usually more reassuring to pick out your site. I had found this site simply from Kym (manager) responding to a post in a local Facebook camping group. I thought she seemed nice, and the campground seemed rustic and welcoming. I decided to book us in for two nights over the Veteran's weekend (Sunday/Monday).

The booking process was very simple and old school. I emailed what we wanted, and they replied that they had availability and sent a link for the $20 secure site fee (we had electric/water, so this is required). It can be paid via Venmo or Paypal. They are old school and work via cash, so do not plan on using a card. Hit the ATM before you get close. We arrived a little later than we wanted (around 6:30). It was pretty dark. We followed the sign in the office to the host camp, right behind the rec hall. It was simple. The check in process took all of five minutes and we were sent to our site, which was 17 and right next to the rec hall and bonfire pit. We also ordered up two piles of firewood to start. They charge $5 (cash) and deliver right to your site.

We couldn't see the site well since it was dark, but it was clearly huge. We had no issue setting up our 12 man and 4 man tents with plenty of space to spare. When we woke up in the morning, we realized that we could have easily slept 50 people or more at our site. The site was private (cars provide a nice wall from the single opening) and wooded. They provided two tables (not crappy ones) and a big fire ring. The site had several trees that were good for hammocks or clothes lines. The water and electric were in a pretty logical spot and could easily reach anywhere in the site with a long enough hose or cord.

The campground itself is really no frills. They have a rec hall with OLD arcade games (this is a good thing), pool, foosball and air hockey. They have a jukebox with some country and rock choices to get your bones moving. The bathrooms are single person, one for each sex. They are kept immaculate. I ran into the grounds woman, and noted to her that I had never seen a place kept so clean. She told me that she is a retired nurse, so it makes sense. They also have two single showers. This is camping, not the Ritz. It is exactly what is needed.

We did not run into any wildlife issues. We did have a lot of bees, but they were not too bad. Ants were abundant, but again, this is Florida. The hosts were very nice and humble, and provided local recommendations for tubing and canoeing. The roads are well maintained and the place shows an overall sense of love. They are located just a minute down the road from the North entrance of the State Park. We look forward to coming back here in the future.

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Month of VisitDecember

Jennifer L.

Ranger

Reviewed Jul. 9, 2018

No gators!

We rented tubes before we got in the park and had a great time!

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Sherri M.

Traveler

Reviewed Jun. 17, 2018

Tube or kayak down a beautiful spring fed river

This is way out in the country. Not far off interstate 75 mere Lake City To. You can float down the river and have a cookout or picnic after or in the middle. There are trams to take you back to midway point and a bus to the beginning. Beautiful clear water and lots of springs no homes along your float. You may see otters or other nature. Ive been many times and never seen a gator. It fills up fast at the very beginning as they only let so many down from the head. But you can always go in at the midway point and float for a couple hours and thenget out and take the tram back. Ive been going since a kid and I'm from Florida and have never seen a alligator there thou signs are posted. Its been my experience that gators tend to stay out of the cold springs.

Month of VisitSeptember