Ichetucknee Family Canoe & Cabins

We loved our time here! Beautiful green Campground, very spacious, bathrooms and showers are nice. The only thing that's missing here is a better kids' playground and a sink to wash your dishes.

Pretty decent campground. The bathouse was decent, had toilet paper most of the time. Floors of the bathouse were dirty but overall, not horrible. The washer and dryer are only $1.50 each, however, I had to dry my clothes twice because they were still damp after the first time. Unfortunately we had kids and adults cutting through our sites (mainly kids). The store items are averagely priced. My suggestions would be to encourage everyone to read the online rules, fix the dryer and clean the bathouse more often. Also, to put a curtain blocking the hole under the sink

We have been here 7 years ago and the experience was better. Maybe because it’s been less people. We got three at 9:10 am, and got to the water at 11:37! Time in between was waiting. Water was smelly… maybe because of the heat. Other than that, it was pretty

What a great little campground! I hadn't even intended to stop, but then I saw their sign for kayaking for $16.95! What a deal! They take you into the state park to the Ichetucknee River, get you into your kayak, and turn you loose. It's about a 4 hour or so paddle, just meandering down the river. So beautiful! And when you get to the 3rd dock, call them, and they come pick you up! The people are so friendly and informative and it's such a neat, rustic little campground. I highly recommend a stop here, you'll enjoy yourself immensely!

It's a great place, especially bc it's right across the street from the springs. This spring offers a majestic experience that you'll love! The Crystal clear water flows like diamonds along the ichetucknee into the river basin. The boardwalk is set up along side the spring run an you can look right into the water to see the many species of mullet bass brim catfish an gar that love to hang out where the pristine life of the spring feeds them. Turtles are loving this place with the occasional tree that they bask on. The fish love to interact with swimmers and are not shy by any means. After visiting you should search it's history an learn what the spring an it's property hosted 60-85 years ago. . It's a story in itself.. enjoy an keep it beautiful