Attractions & Links - SUWANNEE RIVER
We are famous for our Suwannee
River attractions. This map is of the Suwannee River Wilderness Trail. For more information on the Suwannee River,
you can go to www.suwanneeriver.com
Below is a list of some of the attractions and State Parks that go along the Suwannee.
People stay at the Lake City Campground and go to day trips to the Suwannee. It is a nice day getaway.
ICHETUCKNEE SPRINGS STATE PARK
Go tubing down the Suwanee River.
Open 8 a.m. to sundown every day of the year. Pets are allowed
in certain areas of the park and must be leashed. Guide dogs for the blind and deaf are allowed in all areas of the park.
www.ichetucknee.org/springs.html
Ichetucknee Springs For information, call 386-497-2511.
Lake City Campground Recommends
TUBING ON THE SUWANNEE RIVER
Outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike revel in opportunities for adventure as well as serenity
and relaxation. Freshwater springs, lakes and rivers offer diverse forms of water play, from diving and snorkeling to canoeing
and tubing. Year-round festivals and special events attract thousands of visitors, local residents and artists to celebrate
Florida roots and cultural heritage. And shoppers delight in the numerous antique and collectible stores that beckon with
a wealth of unique trinkets and treasures.
Suwannee River For more information, call Florida Tourist Info Center at 386-758-1312
or toll free 877-746-4778. www.suwanneevalley.org Lake City Campground Recommends
STEPHEN FOSTER FOLK CENTER
Open daily from 8 a.m. to sundown. Exhibits are open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
Special events are scheduled at the center throughout the year. Events include presentations of folk art, crafts, and the
performing arts. For more information please call 386-397-2733. 
Lake City Campground Recommends - great day trip, beautiful views - 10 min awayFALLING CREEK FALLS
It’s a short stroll from the trailhead through an open meadow into the lush woods surrounding
Falling Creek, a tributary of the Suwannee River. A well-built boardwalk winds through a floodplain forest of bald cypress,
sweetgum, and magnolia. You hear the falls well before you see them. At not quite 1/4 mile, you reach an observation platform
overlooking the burbling tannic water. Stand and enjoy the cool rush of air and the ambiance of one of Florida's rare
natural waterfalls before you continue to the end of the boardwalk for a pretty picture - the waterfall framed by the forest.
www.floridahikes.com/fallingcreek
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