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Rainbow Springs State Park is a portal to a world of captivating history and breathtaking natural beauty. Here, where the crystal-clear waters of the Rainbow River erupt from the earth, lies one of Florida's most magnificent first-magnitude springs.
- Hours & Fees
Fees Park Entry. $5 per vehicle of 2-8 people. $4 for single...
- Stay The Night
When the setting sun paints the evening sky, where will you...
- Swimming in Rainbow Springs
Swimming in Rainbow Springs. Visitors may feel that the...
- Food Service & Rentals
Guest Services Inc. provides rental equipment for canoes and...
- Entrances to The Park
19158 S.W. 81st Place Road, Dunnellon FL 34432. Enjoy the...
- Experiences & Amenities
Rainbow Springs State Park’s campground is located along the...
- Plan Your Visit
Florida school groups, including vocational schools,...
- Springs of Rainbow Springs
Rainbow Springs State Park. The water is extraordinarily...
- Hours & Fees
Welcome to Rainbow Springs State Park. One of Florida’s largest springs, the headsprings of the Rainbow River originate in this beautiful 1,472-acre park. Rich in natural beauty and cultural history, it is also a popular spot for swimmers, kayakers, tubers and campers. The magnificent azaleas bloom in early
19 Ιουν 2023 · Google Maps. How to Get There . Rainbow Springs State Park is located just five miles outside of Dunnellon, off US Highway 41 N. along SW 81st Pl Rd. Signs mark the way, making it easy to find the main entrance.
The Rainbow River is located in Dunnellon, Florida, United States, in the southwest corner of Marion County, about 20 miles (32 km) southwest of Ocala, 100 miles (160 km) northwest of Orlando and 100 miles (160 km) north of the Tampa Bay area.
While staying in Ocala in late February, we visited Rainbow Springs State Park, which is near Dunellon, FL. Part of the property is an old zoo from the 1930s. There are winding walkways and several man-made waterfalls, which are fed by water from the crystal clear Rainbow River.
Google Maps Directions → Visitors coming from the Miami area and the north should take the Florida Turnpike (Route 821) south until it ends, merging with U.S. 1 at Florida City. Turn right at the first traffic light onto Palm Drive (State Road 9336/SW 344th St.) and follow the signs to the park.
Trail Map (PDF) Reserve Campsite Official Website. A network of three blazed trails starting at the far edge of the gardens at Rainbow Springs State Park explores how nature reclaimed the mining town of Juliette.
