Tubing

Tubing springs

Tubing is the signature Florida spring experience: rent a tube at the park, drift a crystal run at walking speed, and climb out before the take-out shuttle. The best floats combine constant 72°F spring vent flow with long, shaded river miles — not every swimming spring allows tubes on the main vent.

Most tubing parks cap daily launches and sell out on summer weekends. The guides below list fees, drive times from major cities, and whether tubing is on the spring run itself or a downstream river segment.

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Springs for Tubing

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Blue Spring State Park
Orange City / DeLand
Swim · Snorkel · Paddle · Tube
Ichetucknee Springs State Park
Fort White
Tube · Snorkel · Swim · Paddle
Madison Blue Spring State Park
Lee / Madison
Swim · Dive · Paddle · Tube
Rainbow Springs State Park
Dunnellon
Swim · Snorkel · Tube · Paddle
Gilchrist Blue Springs State Park
High Springs
Swim · Paddle · Tube
Ginnie Springs Outdoors
High Springs
Swim · Snorkel · Dive · Tube
Hart Springs
Bell
Swim · Dive · Paddle · Tube
Lithia Springs Conservation Park
Lithia / Brandon
Swim · Paddle · Tube
Poe Springs Park
High Springs
Swim · Paddle · Tube
Rock Springs at Kelly Park
Apopka
Swim · Paddle · Tube

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