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Experience 636 acres of natural Florida at Otter Springs Park & Campground.
Our centerpiece, Otter Springs, is a second magnitude natural spring with an average temperature of 73 degrees and a flow of 10 million gallons of sparkling pure water daily. The spring creates a large clear pool and stream, which flows into the nearby Suwannee River.
The serene setting is perfect for fishing, bird watching, hiking and other outdoor activities. Indoors at the Little Otter Recreation Club we offer books, board games, and foosball.
And when you want a little bit of both indoor comfort and outdoor beauty, relax at a poolside table or swim laps in our enclosed pool pavilion.
Otter Springs Park & Campground provides a perfect base camp to explore Florida's Nature Coast, a nine-county stretch along the gulf that offers unique recreational and cultural adventures in an unspoiled environment.
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Camper Potluck
January 17th and February 21st----6:30pm
Open to all campers in the park! Bring a delicious dish (sign up at the park office), a drink and utensils.
Get ready for some yumminess!
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OLD TIME FOLK AND BLUEGRASS CONCERT
Friday, February 17th, 7:00pm
Join us at the Spring House Lodge on the evening of Friday, February 17th at 7pm for real folk and bluegrass-based music, performed by Dick Staber (vocal, madolin) and Judith Chasnoff (vocal, guitar). The concert will last approximately an hour and snacks will be available, or you can bring your own picnic!
This couple has been performing their unique brand of acoustic music since 1993. They have released three self-produced albums, traveled throughout Europe twice and represented the USA at the European World Bluegrass festivals and concerts. Find more information at http://www.staberandchasnoff.com/index.htm.
$2/person at the door. Concert included with day-use or camping fees.
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We list all of our upcoming events, programs, promotions, photos and daily updates on our Facebook page, so don`t forget to check us out there!
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Please contact us for changes or additions to these notices.
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Features
- Many campsites with electric (30 & 50 amp), water, and sewer hook-ups.
- Two bath houses with hot showers and laundry facilities.
- Beautiful screened pool pavilion with large patio area and in-ground pool.
- Cabins with air conditioning, equipped kitchens, full baths, and front porches.
- Primitive tent areas for small or large groups. (Approved fire rings allowed.)
- Beautiful Spring House Lodge with broad wrap-around porch, tables, chairs, central air and heat, and dance floor is available for group events.
- Indoor Recreation Center with tables, chairs, book exchange, and foosball.
- Screened picnic house with food prep counters, large sink, picnic tables, electricity, and ceiling fans. (Holds 80 people.)
- Day and annual passes are available at the park office for visitors who want to enjoy Otter Springs' peaceful atmosphere.
- Canoe rentals, firewood, camping and picnic supplies, general merchandise, and ice are available at the park office.
- Internet and fax are also available in the office.
- Pets are allowed under certain conditions; please read our policy.
- Reservations for campsites and primitive tent areas should be made by calling 352.463.0800.
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Otter Springs Park & Campground
6470 SW 80th Avenue
Trenton, FL 32693
Email:
Toll-Free Booking:
800.883.9107
Office: 352.463.0800
Check our Facebook pages for current events, programs, promotions, and general information.
Otter Springs Park & Campground is managed by Gilchrist County through a partnership with the Suwannee River Water Management District, which purchased the property in September 2008.
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