The 255-acre Kelly Park camping was donated by Dr. Howard A. Kelly in 1927 for use as a public park,
 wildlife preserve and bird sanctuary. Located within the park, Rock Springs—a natural freeflowing spring—travels nine miles to the Wekiva River. The spring maintains an average flow
 of 26,000 gallons per minute with a constant 68 degree temperature. Enjoy swimming, hiking
 and picnicking during your stay.

 Kelly Park has 26 RV/tent sites.

  Camp sites have a picnic table, fire ring with grill and water access.

  All sites have electric access.

  The Kelly Park entrance and dump fees are included in the per night camping charge (up
 to 6 campers).

  Two campsites can be rented per family unit; an individual can register only for one site.
 - Kelly Park has 2 Group sites

  Camp sites have campfire rings, picnic tables and garbage cans



Kelly Rock Springs Campground

I was here during the winter so the park was quiet, I’ve heard it can be very busy in the summer. The campsites are big, with tree cover and provide fire rings. Rock Springs is in Kelly Park so you can walk there. We did an 8 mile paddle down to Wekiva Island, which was really relaxing. 

Camp near Rock Springs

Great little spot in Kelly Park with access to Rock Springs

Unfortunately the springs were closed due to COVID, but Wekiwa Springs is down the road so we were able to check that out!

No pets allowed either which is another downside 

Well-kept and maintained, friendly staff, and nice restrooms. 

Not a lot of space between campsites - you won’t get that “primitive” camping feel, but the site is a decent size