Kelly Park features a well-maintained campground with 26 spacious sites suitable for both tents and RVs (up to 35 feet). Each campsite offers water and electric hookups, picnic tables, and grills. The campgrounds are shaded by oak and pine trees, providing relief from Florida’s sun and adding to the peaceful ambiance. A modern restroom facility with hot showers is also available for visitor convenience. 2. Rock Springs Run: One of the main attractions for campers is access to Rock Springs Run, a naturally-fed spring with consistently cool 68°F waters. Campers can enjoy tubing down the spring, swimming in crystal-clear pools, or snorkeling to observe the aquatic life below. Tubes are not available for rent at the park but can be purchased from nearby vendors. 3. Nature Trails & Wildlife: For those who love hiking, the park offers trails that meander through the woods, providing opportunities to explore Florida’s flora and fauna. Keep an eye out for wildlife like otters, turtles, cranes, and even gopher tortoises that call this park home.

Kelly Park was gifted to Orange County by the Kelly family in 1927, and much of its charm comes from how it preserves Florida’s natural environment. The springhead of Rock Springs flows at an impressive rate of 26,000 gallons per minute, making it a significant hydrological feature in the area.

Reserve campsites early, particularly in spring and fall when the weather is milder.

Bring tubes for the springs, sunscreen, insect repellent, and firewood (not sold onsite).

From Orlando, take FL-429 N to Kelly Park Road (approx. 35-minute drive).