Poe Spring Park Boat Ramp
Poe Spring Park Boat Ramp
Poe Spring Park Boat Ramp provides boat and dock access to the Santa Fe River from Florida's largest spring in Alachua County.
The park is open dawn to dusk (with the boat ramp closing 30 minutes prior), charges $5 per vehicle (cash only), and offers amenities including restrooms, picnic areas, and hiking trails on a well-maintained boardwalk through cypress swamp.
Note that the park may close when spring capacity reaches 100 persons.
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