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| Located on the pristine Rainbow River, the campground is located about a mile and a quarter downstream from the main headsprings and state park day use area. Managed by special agreement with the Marion County Parks and Recreation Department, there are 105 sites, all available with water and electric and some have sewer hook-ups, a campground store, recreation hall, showers & restrooms, public telephone, laundry, pool, and playground. |
| Fishing for largemouth bass and other
fresh water species is popular from the campground. There are canoes and tubes for rent at
the campground store for those campers wishing to explore the Rainbow River. And if
you’d like to cool off, there’s a swimming area at the river. Although there are
105 sites, reservations are encouraged and are accepted by telephone, (352) 465-8550, or
in person with a check, VISA or Mastercard. Camping Fees - $19.00/night. All campsites have water and electric. A limited number of sewer hookups are available. |
| The campground is separate from the
headsprings day use area and located 2.5 miles north of C.R. 484 off of SW 180th Avenue
Road, or 2.5 miles south of Hwy. 40 off of SW 180th Avenue Road. Both approaches are well
marked with Rainbow Springs Campground directional signs. The Address is:
18185 S.W. 94th Street - Dunnellon, FL 34432. Reservations are encouraged and can be made by calling Reserve America at 1-800-326-3521 or visiting their website: www.ReserveAmerica.com.
The Campground address is:
18185 S.W. 94th Street - Dunnellon, FL 34432. Riverside at the Campground: 352-465-8550. |
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Manager's Message
NOTICE: Our campground is now open.
Please be aware that it is still a work in progress as the new tubing
operation is still under construction. 35 sites are currently available.
Also please be aware that our Visitor Service Provider, Dragonfly
Watersports, is not yet back in the campground so we do not offer kayak or
canoe rentals from the campground, but only from the headsprings at this
time. We will post here as soon as that changes. If you bring your own, you
must offload approximately 500 yards away from the river and carry or wheel
it down to the water. Please ask to use our canoe/kayak dolly designed and
built by staff for our visitors use in the campground. We apologize for any
inconvenience as we continue to try to improve your camping experience.
Please watch this site for updates as they occur. |
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