O'leno State Park Campground

About

O'Leno State Park Campground sits along the banks of the Santa Fe River in north-central Florida, six miles north of High Springs. Developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, the park preserves a mix of sinkholes, hardwood hammocks, river swamps, and sandhills. The campground's 61 sites are spread across two loops: Magnolia (with a playground) and Dogwood, both offering a wooded, intimate camping experience. All campsites include water and electric hookups (30 or 50 amp service), a picnic table, and an in-ground fire grill. Centrally located restrooms provide flush toilets and hot showers. A dump station and dumpsters are available off the main park drive. Two ADA-accessible sites are available: site 4 in Magnolia loop and site 47 in Dogwood loop. The campground loops are compact with narrow roads, and larger RVs may require extensive maneuvering to reach the back-in sites. Maximum RV length is 50 feet, though drivers of larger rigs should proceed with caution. Pets are permitted on leash (six feet max) but must be confined to the camping unit during quiet hours (11 p.m. to 8 a.m.).

Directions

From Interstate 75 exit 399, take US 441 north into High Springs (5.2 miles). Continue north through downtown where US 41 merges in, cross the Santa Fe River, and drive 4.6 miles to Sprite Loop on the right. Turn right onto Sprite Loop and follow the entrance road 2.6 miles to the campground.