Can you bring food into Rainbow Springs?


Can you bring food into Rainbow Springs? The Following is Prohibited on the River Possession of food and beverages in disposable containers. Possession of disposable items such as paper sacks, boxes, breakable plastic utensils, etc. Possession of Tubes over 60 Inches in diameter.


Why did Rainbow Springs shut down?

The tourist attraction has been forced to close its doors as high maintenance costs and an uncertain future meant it was not financially viable, according to Ngai Tahu Holdings chief operating officer Craig Ellison.


Can you float down Rainbow Springs?

Tubing the Rainbow River is a wonderful experience but is not allowed within the headsprings area of the park. Instead, visit our tubing entrance located on S.W. 180th Avenue Road, Dunnellon.


Do you need shoes to go tubing?

While the French Broad is a lazy river, it's not the kind you find at a water park with a smooth concrete bottom. There are rocks and we want you to be safe from injury. Wearing shoes while tubing is an absolute must. We sell inexpensive river shoes at the outpost for the whole family.


What items are prohibited in Rainbow Springs?

The Following is Prohibited on the River Possession of alcoholic beverages. Possession of food and beverages in disposable containers. Possession of disposable items such as paper sacks, boxes, breakable plastic utensils, etc.


Can I bring my own tube to Rainbow Springs?

The average depth in this natural swimming area runs from 10 to 18 feet, and the water temperature averages 72 degrees year-round. All inflatables, including rafts, tubes and balls, are not allowed in the park for safety reasons.


How much does it cost to get in Rainbow Springs?

Rainbow Springs State Park... serene, peaceful, beauty, blue/green water, azaleas, trees with Spanish moss swaying in the breeze from the branches, water falls, Florida blue sky and warm weather, picture ops...all of this for a small entrance fee of $2.00...


How fast does Rainbow Springs fill up?

Canoeing/Kayaking the Rainbow River So Rainbow Springs (the headspring) is a first magnitude spring (the 4th largest in Florida), pumping out approximately 400 -600 million gallons of beautiful spring water a day.


Is Rainbow River the same as Rainbow Springs?

The spring flows into the spring run, which is the Rainbow River. Paddlers and tubers can enjoy the same beautiful water as it flows out of the spring, eventually reaching the Withlacoochee River.


Can you bring your own tube to Rainbow River tubing?

From here, you can get your tubing package which includes a tube, tram ride, and entrance fee for Rainbow Springs State Park. Whether you bring your own tube or not, the price is the same. If you still want to bring your own tube, it has to be 60” and smaller.


Can you bring a cooler to Rainbow Springs?

Rainbow Springs is a State Park that has a $2 entry fee and offers a two hour float rental for $26. Personal tubes and coolers are allowed and coolers are available for rent on site also.


What can we do in Rainbow Spring?

Top ways to experience Rainbow Springs State Park and nearby attractions
  • 2-Hour Glass Bottom Guided Kayak Eco Tour in Rainbow Springs (Small-Group) ...
  • Snorkel Or Dive The Amazing Rainbow River Florida. ...
  • 2-Hour Clear Kayak Tour in Rainbow Springs. ...
  • 90-Minute Clear Kayak Sunset/Glow Tour in Rainbow Springs.


What time should you arrive at Rainbow Springs?

Tip: Rainbow Springs State Park has very high visitation on weekends and holidays, and will close once it reaches capacity. If you are planning a visit during these times be sure to arrive right at 8AM to get in.


Do you have to pay to get into Rainbow Springs?

There is no parking fee however there is a $2.00 State Park Admission Fee per person.