About Alexander Springs
Set in the Altoona area of Florida, Alexander Springs operates as a campground. Its street address is 49525 CR 445, Altoona.
On-site facilities listed for this park: water hookups, drinking water, tents allowed, and rvs allowed. Check www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/florida/recreation/recarea/?recid=83546 for the latest availability, seasonal hours, and booking details.
Alexander Springs is part of the camping landscape of the South, where year-round camping and long-term monthly stays are the norm rather than the exception. Not every RV park takes tents, and not every campground has tent pads. Use the map and directions on this page to plan your approach, and confirm site lengths if you are towing or driving a large rig.
Hookups & amenities
- Water hookups
- Drinking water
- Tents allowed
- RVs allowed
- Campfires allowed
Only amenities confirmed in our source data are listed. Missing items are unknown, not necessarily absent. Confirm with the park before booking.
Site details
- Fee
- Paid
Location & directions
GPS: 29.07894, -81.58006
Frequently asked questions
Where is Alexander Springs located?⌄
Alexander Springs is located at 49525 CR 445, Altoona, FL 32702.
Does Alexander Springs have hookups?⌄
Yes. Alexander Springs reports water hookups. Confirm amp service (30 or 50 amp) with the park before booking.
Can I tent camp at Alexander Springs?⌄
Yes, Alexander Springs accepts tents as well as RVs.
How do I book a site at Alexander Springs?⌄
Reservations and current rates are available through the park's website, www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/florida/recreation/recarea/?recid=83546, or by phone at +1 352-669-3522.
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About this listing
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