Ichetucknee Family Canoe & Cabins

Stayed here for 3 nights recently while checking out Ichetucknee Springs and the State Park. This campground is closer to the North park entrance than the other campground - Ichetucknee Springs campground. I was able to cycle easily from the campground to the North entrance to check out the head springs and the blue hole. Definitely a must-see.

The campground itself was ok. No frills, and bathroom could use some cleaning and updating. It was hard to find my site - the asphalt has faded away in many areas and has blended in with the dirt so figuring out what was road and what was someone's site was difficult. We were originally assigned to site #26, but of course the placard had fallen off the tree, so we couldn't tell where our site boundaries were, plus we didn't seem to have a sewer hookup. We went back to the office and they told us to park in #25, which had all the connections but the water tap kept leaking.

Campground also rents rafts, canoes or tubes for the river. No T-mobile signal at all.

Nothing has changed but this is a nice wooded campground and February was quiet time during the week. The Springs are beautiful and kayaking from the Southern entrance up and back down was delightful. The bathrooms still need updating and could be cleaner. Staff in the office/store are very nice and helpful. No wi-fi here.

First the good, the young woman at the front desk was great. After that I’ve not much to recommend, place has all the essentials and clean enough to not feel icky, Wi-Fi is at best spotty. Be prepared to have sand everywhere. We were a overnight stop in a conversion van.

Love this place the people are friendly and they keep it really clean. And it’s so close to the springs!