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Located on the Suwannee River Wilderness Trail The Setting The Suwannee River Wilderness Trail stretches 170-miles from White Springs to the Gulf of Mexico. Along the famed spring-cooled river, visitors can enjoy paddling, hiking, biking and horseback riding. Take an opportunity to explore the Suwannee’s wilderness, its parks, its towns and its historic sites. Sleep under the stars, at a river camp, in a cabin, at a local motel or bed and breakfast. The Facility Cabins are available for overnight stays. Each cabin can accommodate up to seven people. These two-bedroom, one bathroom cabins have centralized heating and cooling, a gas fireplace (seasonal use), screened-in porch and fully equipped kitchen. One of the cabins is ADA accessible. Park Features Many visitors enjoy the picnic area, playground, volleyball court or use the park’s large open areas for frisbee, football, soccer or for special events. A boardwalk leads from the springs to a gazebo on the river. A 2/3 mile trail goes through a hardwood hammock where white-tailed deer, gray squirrels, red-shouldered hawks, pileated woodpeckers and barred owls may be seen. Manatees sometimes visit the springs during the winter months. Canoe or kayak rental is available at the park. Camping Tips
Address Fanning Springs State Park |
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