Services & Amenities:

Within Facility
Accessible Pit Restroom Accessible Ramps Bbq Grill Beach Benches Bike Riding Bird Watching Boardwalk Cabin Rental Canoeing Cold Springs Concession Fishing Flushing Toilet Gatehouse Grills Group Picnic Shelters Hiking Hiking Trail Iron Ranger Mattress Nature Trails	Nature Viewing Area Parking Pavilion Pay Telephone Photography Picnic Area Picnic Shelter Picnic Tables Picnicing Play Field Playground Primitive Camping Restroom Scenery Special Event Area Star Gazing Swimming Swings Trailhead Volleyball Water Fountains Wildlife Viewing

If arriving after sunset, please call the park before 5 p.m., at 352-463-3420, for the front gate combination and directions to the cabins.

No swimming is allowed when the river backs into the springs and has "blacked" them out. Visitors should call the park for updates on the condition of the spring.

A maximum of six persons is allowed per cabin per night. Cabins have two bedrooms, one with a queen-sized bed, and the other with two single beds. There is a full size hide-a-bed in the living room. Kitchens are outfitted fully except for paper products and food. Cabins have central heat and air conditioning. Inside gas fireplaces are operational during cooler months, but are non- working in the summer months, May through September. The L shaped porch has two rocking chairs, swing, and picnic table. There is an outside picnic table and grill behind each cabin. Firewood may be obtained at the park. Please call the park for more information about the cabins.

• Pets are welcome in all parks. Pets are not allowed in cabins or cabin areas, the Springside picnic area, or in the swimming area. Pet rules apply.
• Domestic breeds of dogs (except guide or signal dogs or animals trained to assist individuals with a disability), cats, fur-bearing animals, birds and reptiles are not allowed in food-service areas, primitive campgrounds, beaches where bathing and swimming are permitted, either land and water portions, park buildings, playgrounds, and areas designated by park management. Captive wild species, whether native or non- native, and barnyard animals, except horses, are not allowed.
• Pets must be well behaved at all times. Unconfined pets may not be left unattended for more than 30 minutes and must be on a leash no more than 6 feet long. Please do not tie pets to park vegetation, natural or manmade structures or facilities.
• Pet owners must pick up after their pets and properly dispose of all droppings in trash receptacles.
• Pets are required to be vaccinated. Horse owners and users will be asked to show their certificate of a current negative Coggins Test for all horses entering the park.
• A pet that is noisy, disturbing, intimidating or dangerous to other people or pets, or which damages park resources, will not be allowed to remain in the park.

No one younger than 18 may camp overnight unless accompanied by a responsible adult, who will remain onsite for the period rented.

Getting There:

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
29.58611, -82.93472
29°35'10"N, 82°56'5"W

Main entrance is located on the south side of the highway about 1/6 mile East of the Suwannee River on highway 19 in Fanning Springs, Florida. The town is approximately 40 miles west of Gainesville Fl. via highway 26 to Fanning Springs, then north on US highway 19 about 1/2 mile to the park. It is also about ten miles north of the town of Chiefland on US highway 19.

Contact Information:

Mailing Address:

FANNING SPRINGS SP
18020 NW HIGHWAY 19
FANNING SPRINGS FL 32693