Ichetucknee Springs State Park
North entrance closes when tube launches reach capacity (typically 11 AM – 1 PM in summer).
Plan your visit to Ichetucknee Springs State Park in Fort White, FL. Tubing season, fees, hours, outfitters, lodging, dining, and family tips for one of Florida's most iconic first-magnitude spring systems.
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Tube launches todayHow tubing works
North launch (Headspring)
6.0 mi·~3.5 hr
CLOSED — at capacityMidpoint launch (Mid-Point)
3.5 mi·~2 hr
47 spots leftSouth takeout
— takeout only
Open
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What you can do here
- Swim
- Snorkel
- Tube
- Kayak / SUP
- Dive
- Camping
- Guided tour
- Glass-bottom boat
- Water park
- Mermaid show
Drive time from major cities
The 9 named springs
The Ichetucknee River is fed by nine named vents along its 6-mile run. Headspring discharges 30 million gallons/day on its own.
- Ichetucknee Head
- Cedar
- Blue Hole
- Roaring
- Singing
- Boiling
- Mill Pond
- Devil's Eye
- Grassy Hole
What to bring · on-site · not allowed
Bring
- Reef-safe sunscreen
- Tube (or rent)
- Water shoes
- Cash for shuttle
- Dry bag
On-site
- Restrooms
- Picnic pavilions
- Concession (summer only)
- Tube rental ($8)
Not allowed
- Wifi
- Dogs in water
- Glass containers
- Cooler at headspring (May–Sep)
Nearby springs
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