Pull-through (concrete)
- Hookups
- Not listed
- Power
- Not listed
- Pull-through
- Not listed
- Max length
- Not listed
- Pad
- Concrete
High Springs RV Resort & Campground
RV park in High Springs, Alachua County, Florida
USDA NAIP via USGS RV park with 60 sites
High Springs, Alachua County, Florida
From the park's website, Oct 2026
Not yet confirmed by phone. Details can change, so check with the park before you go.
60 sites
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Wooded RV park and campground just off I-75 near High Springs, shared by RVs and tents, with new 16 x 90 ft concrete pull-through pads and a fenced pool. Close to the Santa Fe River and the area's springs; rates are only shown in Staylist for specific dates.
What stands out
- New 16 x 90 ft concrete pull-through pads
- RVs and tents share a wooded park minutes off I-75
- Newly paved, fenced pool
- Near Santa Fe River springs and cave-diving sites
Sites
What this place offers
- Pool
Things to know
Rig rules
- No RV age limit listed
Pets
- Not listed
Arrival
- Not listed
Good to know
From the park's own website and other official pages. Policies change, so confirm with the park.
Location and directions
- Minutes off I-75 but wooded and quiet.
Sites
- RVs and tents share the park.
- Pull-through sites are 16 x 90 ft concrete pads, replacing dirt pads.
Activities and nearby
- Near Santa Fe River springs; swimming, snorkeling, scuba and cave diving nearby; spring water 72 degrees year round.
Ownership
- Owner Shawn Simms; manager Kellie Castiglione.
On Google
Rating, reviews and photos from the park's Google listing.
Where you'll be
24004 Old Bellamy Road, High Springs, FL, 32643
DirectionsWhere this info comes from
- highspringsrvresortandcampground.com Home: location, owner/manager, contact, pool, tents
- highspringsrvresortandcampground.com Concrete pull-through pads
- booking.staylist.app Online booking (no data without dates)
- Florida Department of Health mobile home and RV park license list
- OpenStreetMap
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