Ruth B. Kirby Gilchrist Blue Springs State Park

Submitted by admin on Mon, 02/07/2022 - 22:45
American state parks
Accessibility Score
4
Florida

The turquoise waters of Florida's 175th state park welcome you for a day of relaxation and exploration. Discover a collection of scenic springs. The largest, Gilchrist Blue, flows out to a clear spring run that meanders to the Santa Fe River.

Address
7450 N.E. 60th St.
High Springs, FL 32643
Phone
386-454-1369
Amenities

Restrooms, Geo-Seeking

Fees

$6 per vehicle
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Camping,Geo-Seeking,Hiking,Paddling,Snorkeling,Swimming,Wildlife Viewing,Accessible Amenities,Campgrounds,Nature Trail,Picnic Pavilion,Restroom Facilities,RV, Rivers and Lakes
Wheelchair Access
No
Accessible Camping
No
Beach Wheelchair
No
Accessible Swimming
No
Swimming
No
Beach
No
Delaware State Parks with motto, Liberty and Independance

State Contacts

Title title/company Phone Email
Capt. Mike Nealy

Florida Keys Council For People With Disabilities

 capt.mick2102@gmail.com
Dr. James Remington

Florida Keys Council For People With Disabilities

 jimatocean@aol.com
Adele Gerbracht

Florida Keys Council For People With Disabilities

 Adelewg@aol.com
The Florida Developmental Disabilities Council, Inc fddc@fddc.org
Roger T. Hernstadt

City manager of the Town of fort Myers Beach

 239-765-0202 Roger@fmbgov.com
Arleen Hunter

City manager Bonita Springs

 (239)-949-6262 Arleen.Hunter@cityofbonitasprings.org
Sabrina Foundation

Sabrina Cohen Foundation

 305.968.8024 sabrina@sabrinacohenfoundation.org
Cristen Gignac

Director of Recreation & Facilities Bay County

 989-895-4132 gignacc@baycounty.net