With over 1/3 acre of dedicated riverfront property on the Santa Fe River, you’ll have all the peace and quiet you can handle in this single spot campsite. Ideally located in the heart of spring country in North Central Florida, we have over 18 major springs within a 50-mile radius of this location. With tubing, kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding, swimming, boating, and fishing available within feet of the campsite, you can stay nearby or venture out to some of the best springs in the world. Whatever your passion, this campsite accommodates it with electric (50/30/15), water, picnic table, concrete firepit, clothesline and plenty of room to spread out, no sewer hookups. The neighborhood is golf-cart and UTV friendly and has lots of dirt roads to explore. The deer can be found quite easily every morning and evening while riding around and rarely run away from the vehicles. Boaters – Private boat ramp is 200 yards up the road on the Santa Fe, public boat ramps within 10 miles on the Santa Fe and Suwannee rivers. Tubers – Tube the private section of the crystal-clear Ichetucknee river accessible only by the homeowners via our 3 waterfront parks. Both get-out parks are within walking distance to the campsite for your convenience. Paddlers – Paddle the Santa Fe or Ichetucknee rivers from within the neighborhood, or if the time of year is right, venture up to the Ichetucknee State Park to paddle the head waters and north entrance. This is limited in season and numbers to keep the impact on the river to a minimum. Swimmers – Swim the Santa Fe or Ichetucknee rivers from within the neighborhood via our 9 waterfront parks (6 Santa Fe, 3 Ichetucknee) or venture to either entrance of the Ichetucknee River State Park just a few miles away. Nature lovers – Explore the unspoiled conservation areas within the neighborhood that can be hiked and explored. Setup a hammock and sit by the river and watch all your worries wash away, you may get to see the occasional manatee. Area Springs and Recreation attractions include the following springs and state parks. Google search Florida Springs for more information on each. Ichetucknee Springs South Entrance - 2.5 mi North Entrance - 6.7 mi Branford Spring - 10.3 mi Oleno/River Rise State Park- 14.3 mi Little River Springs - 15.2 mi Rum Island Springs - 16.6 mi Troy Springs - 16.7 mi Ruth (Sulfur) Springs - 17 mi Ginnie Springs - 18.3 mi Devils Ear Spring - 18.7 mi Blue Springs - 19.8 mi Poe Springs - 19.8 mi Royal Springs - 25.9 mi Hart Springs - 30.9 mi Otter Springs - 33.5 mi Peacock Springs - 32.4 mi Lafayette Blue Springs - 35.4 mi Fanning Springs - 35.8 mi Manatee Springs - 47.9 mi Whatever your reason for getting away, you won’t be disappointed with the natural beauty of this area. We invite you to stop by and check it out. Access the "private" portion of the ichetucknee south of the State Park via one of three waterfront parks on the Ichetucknee and six on the Santa Fe. A private boat ramp is 200yds up river from the campsite and the Ichetuknee river is about 150yds from the campsite. My home is immediately adjacent to the campsite, so if you need anything please don't hesitate to ask, but rest assured I will give you your privacy. I'm generally available as I work from home, however I work very long hours, and alot of that is on the phone, so best to contact me via txt on my cell phone which will be provided at the time of booking. The neighborhood is about 1500 properties and mostly dirts roads, which allows for golf carts and UTVs to be used on the road. This allows for some great riding to see deer which come out in the evening and mornings as well as a convenient way to get to and from the parks. Cars, bikes, UTVs, golf carts are the best modes of transportation, however the Ichetucknee river is 200yds away at most. The Santa Fe is about 60ft depending on where you setup. Canoe, Kayak, Paddleboard directly from the campsite. There is hot shower and a bucket toilet in the beige pump shed on my property if needed. The gas is turned off at the tank and the heater itself has a switch to turn it on. Once you turn on the water it will ignite on its own.