Gainesville Regional Airport 1 hr 16
Lake Rousseau (16 min)
Man-made lake created in the early 1900s, offering campgrounds, fishing, boat launches & campsites. Hunter Springs Park (21 min)
This wooded park is named for its natural springs & popular for a cozy beach with a kayak launch. Eco-Walk Trailhead Crystal River Preserve State Park (14 min)
Entryway to the 7-mile trail system of a vast wildlife & nature conservation area along the coast. Three Sisters Springs (20 min)
In the winter, manatees can been viewed from a boardwalk in this wildlife refuge with clear water. Cross Florida Greenway - Inglis (13 min) Crystal River Preserve State Park (20 min)
20 miles of coastline with islands, inlets, trails, wildlife viewing, fishing & a visitor center. INGLIS BYPASS RECREATION AREA (5 min) Hunter Springs Kayaks (19 min) Rainbow Springs (22 min)
State park's headspring for the Rainbow River, producing up to 600 millions of water a day. Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge (23 min)
An undeveloped winter haven for endangered manatees, with a picnic area, bay views & a gift shop. Crystal River Archaeological State Park (19 min)
Remnants of the county's earliest human settlement, a prehistoric ceremonial center & burial mounds. KP Hole Park (19 min)
County park known for river tubing also has boating, snorkeling & other year-round water activities. Fun 2 Dive - Swim with Manatees (20 min)
Manatee and snorkeling Rainbow Springs State Park (18 min)
Serene public park offering natural springs & a river, as well as campgrounds & picnic areas. Fort Island Gulf Beach Fishing Pier (34 min)
Popular spot for fishing, crabbing & spotting dolphins, with sunset views & a nearby beach. | 
