Ginnie Springs Outdoors, LLC

I'm one of the regular cave divers that frequent Ginnie weekly. It's an awesome place and can be pretty busy on the weekends during the warmer months. The management and staff are very professional and friendly. Also they have made stricter rules regarding partying and are enforcing them.

This spot provides convenient access to some springs, but it may not be the most ideal option. The fees can add up quickly, so go early and get your money worth!! The staff could be more welcoming. The springs range in depth from 8–10 feet to around 25–30 feet. Divers mentioned that the cave is quite impressive and reasonably sized, adding to the appeal for those with proper certifications.

We took 4 teeny there to camp and had a great time. We canoed, swam, hiked, laughed & explored. If you go during spring break it might be a bit loud. But everyone around us was having a good time too. Happy noises.

Went here for a two night camping adventure. It's private land so don't expect to pay state park prices as this place is pricey and charges $30 per person per night in season. So $150 a night for my family of five for camping! Kinda crazy if u ask me. The park itself is huge and seems well maintained by staff. There are so many campsites littered around this place that operate on a first come first serve basis. We went on a weekday so easily got a waterfront spot on the Santa Fe River. They have, I believe, 4 spring heads that you can swim in and connect to the river that you can tube down. If you start from the first spring you can tube for 45 min to an hour depending on river flow, crowds, rope swing stops, etc. If you're scared of brackish water then you might have some issues tubing down this river but I recommend you just go for it. There's always people swimming and tubing here with no issues. Just do it. It's fun. The place does attract a party crowd, even for families so don't be surprised to hear loud music all the way up until midnight.

I would give this place a 1 star but the springs themselves were beautiful and a unique destination unto themselves. We are from Alabama, so we don't have places like this back home. The issues we had...staying the night over the weekend...was that it was wild, rowdy, noisy, super crowded. When I camp out, I like to enjoy the peaceful outdoors. What I don't like is hearing Mexican music literally blasting until 1:30am, noisy motorized golf carts with people yelling and riding around well past midnight. I don't like waiting 10 minutes to get into or out of the water due to the volume of people using the steps in and out of the water. I was with my wife and 4 kids (age 4 to 11) and was utterly shocked at how crazy this place was. Giant speakers set up on the docks leading into the water with drunk people dancing very seductively l...3 feet from my small children. If you're into the party scene, by all means go here. But this is not a place for families at all. Maybe the weekends are just way more crazy...maybe I should come back and try again during the week...but I probably won't. Also, I didn't enjoy the trees infested with large cockroaches next to my tent. I know the company can't do too much to help this, but just wanted to give fair warning to those who might be reading this.