"Just two hours north of Tampa is Florida’s Rainbow River, 5.7 miles of gently meandering waters brimming with fish like largemouth bass and shad, river otters, and even the occasional alligator.

DUNNELLON, Florida -- My introduction to the natural wonders of the Florida springs was at the invitation of a manatee. Well, actually it was the invitation in the brochure of a ...

DUNNELLON, Fla. — If you've been looking for places across Florida that are family friendly and affordable — we have a place to share with you. Rainbow Springs, just two hours from Tampa, is ...

DUNNELLON, Fla. — If you've been looking for places across Florida that are family-friendly and affordable — Rainbow Springs State Park needs to be on your travel list. Just two hours from ...

Rainbow Springs State Park | 10830 S.W. 180th Ave. Road, Dunnellon | ... Springs in Florida are categorized in orders of magnitude.

While hoards of fans are speeding down I-75 for a visit to Disney World, they are driving right past Rainbow Springs in Dunnellon and keeping the crowds at this amazing natural attraction to a ...

From Grayton Beach in the Florida Panhandle to Key West, ... Rainbow Springs/Dunnellon. Nothing helps beat the summer heat quite like taking a dip in crystal-clear 72-degree waters.

Central Florida’s Rainbow Springs State Park, located near Ocala, three miles north of Dunnellon, is home to the river’s headspring, which feeds into one of the most beloved waterways in the ...

Get away to Rainbow State Park in Dunnellon, one of Florida’s hidden gems, ... Rainbow Springs closed and didn’t reopen to the public until the mid-1990s as a state park.

In the midst of a recent cold snap, temperatures were in the 40s, the sky was overcast and a drizzling rain soaked the boardwalks at Rainbow Springs State Park in Dunnellon.

Dunnellon Florida is home to Rainbow Springs and unspoiled Florida landscape. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 76°F. Wednesday, October 9th 2024 Daily e-Edition.

”Rainbow River (and other Florida springs) …are truly jewels that provide wonderful habitat.” The purchase would hopefully help to curb unwanted nutrients from entering the river.