Local Information

Where to Stay

There are many lodging options available in the White Springs area.

Hotels, Motels & Bed & Breakfasts
Suwannee River Motel
U.S. 41, P.O. Box 412, White Springs, FL 32096 - 386.397.2822

Adams House Bed & Breakfast
16513 River Street, White Springs, FL 32096. For reservations: 386.397.1915 

White Springs Bed & Breakfast
16630 Spring Street,  White Springs, FL (Corner of US 41 and Spring Street)
Six rooms available - SBA members receive special discount. 
For reservations: 386-397-4252  whitespringsbnb@hotmail.com

Americas Best Value Inn is three miles away at I-75 and SR 136, the Farmer's Market exit.  Reservations can be made at 1-888-315-2378.

Days Inn, on US 441 north of Lake City, is 11 miles away at Exit 303.

Camping or Cabins
Suwannee Valley Campground (386-397-1667)

Kelly's RV Park (386-397-2616) or email SSBW@aol.com

Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park

Places to Eat

Country Cafe
16750 Spring St.
White Springs, FL 32096
386.397.2040

Suwannee River Diner
16538 Spring St.
White Springs, FL  32096
386.397.1181

Telford Hotel - Restaurant
16521 River St.
P.O. Box 407
White Springs, FL  32096
386.397.2000

Hot Headz
Hwy 41 just north of Stephen Foster State Park on the right (2 story bldg)
CLOSED SUNDAYS

 

Other Activities/Things to See

American Canoe Adventures
10610 Bridge Street
White Springs, FL  32096
386.397.1309

Hiking opportunites abound, the Florida Trail runs through White Springs and along the Suwannee River.

Spring Hopping - Take a dip in one of the many refreshing springs located the local rivers.

State of Florida Nature & Heritage Tourism Center
The Center is located on the corner of Highway 136 and U.S. Highway 41 in White Springs, Florida. It is easily accessed from I-10 (exit 43) or I-75 (exit 84). Call (386) 397-4461 for more information.

Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park
The fall season at Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park revolves around the river and trails. Flowers bloom throughout the season amid dense green foliage and native species include blazing star, ladies tresses, Spanish needle and palmetto. Bird watchers may easily spot several species of woodpeckers, hawks, herons, ducks, owls and other birds and wildlife. The park offers a section of the Florida Scenic Trail that skirts along the edge of the Suwannee River. Nearby Big Shoals State Park and Public Lands has 28 miles of trails for hiking, cycling, and horseback riding.

Suwannee River Water Management District - Best Recreational Opportunities at a Glance - Biking, hiking, horseback riding, and nature study are available on all District lands. However, not all District lands have developed facilities. The best recreational opportunities are listed below.

Suwannee River Wilderness Trail - Contains information on hiking, biking, camping, paddling, horse-back riding and other activites available along the Suwannee River.

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