Name: Kelly Park
Address: 400 E Kelly Park Rd, Apopka, FL 32712, USA, US
Telephone: +1 407-254-1902

Kelly Park is a campground, located at 400 E Kelly Park Rd, Apopka, FL 32712, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 407-254-1902, visit their website www.ocfl.net for more detailed information.

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400 E Kelly Park Rd, Apopka, FL 32712, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 28 March 2017

Monday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM

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Sarah S

30 December 2017

Beautiful park with a spring fed float. Crystal clear water. One of my favorite springs to mermaid at (during the week only). Life guards are there on weekends and won't let you swim with a monofin.
Henri Ilari

25 December 2017

It is faboulos to snorkel down stream in this Spring! Do not miss this opportunity. I have seen many people floating down with tubes but all those people miss the wonderful world under the water.
Visit Wekiva springs an kings landing too. You can swim from the spring till landing 2 (about 1mile) and from there kayak very long.
Tadanott300

08 December 2017

Great swimming area. The springs are beautiful. The camp area is well maintained and the campsites are spacious. We only wish we had taken more then three days to enjoy this beautiful area and park. We look forward to going back.
Christian Visscher

06 December 2017

Five stars when the weather is ideal and there is a handful of people at the park. That's when it's simply beautiful and appreciable. Nice facilities, volleyball courts and beautiful, clear water. A true Florida moment.
Victor Wilhelm

27 November 2017

A beautiful park with a short spring fed tubing run that's shallow and rocky. Come early. The line forms at 0700 and they let less than 300 cars in during peak season. 0900 is too late during the peak season.

After three previous attempts, we finally got there early enough to get an afternoon pass which gets you admission after 1400, just in time for thunderstorms.

You'll enjoy it if you get in.
#travelformortals
Jeannie Costa

31 October 2017

Amazing place to go experience. You MUST get there EARLY. If you are not there by 730am you have a great chance of not getting in or even earlier if you want a nice camp site to bbq. You can rent tubs before you enter the park for $7 but we decided to buy our own instead.
Tom Thornton

07 September 2017

Best place around for tubing. Nice gentle run. The price is unbeatable at $3 for a couple and $5 for a car load. Do yourself a favor and take your own tubes.
The park always overflows and stops admitting patrons on warm weekends and most summer days, so if you can go during the week you'll be much happier.
Shaun Oleson

04 September 2017

Get here early if you're looking to rent tubes. The park is a blast, and tubing down the spring is very relaxing. Also keep in mind that they do not allow floatation devices greater than 5 get in length. Otherwise Bring your own and save the $7.
Stephany Shiwnarain

29 July 2017

Kelly park is beautiful. We usually go on a weekday or would have to go early on the weekend. It can get packed easily, they do have a max capacity. The water is crystal clear, great spot for tubing. You will spot a few otters if you're lucky. Wonderful nearby spring in central FL for nature freaks like me.
Momma0F 4

24 July 2017

Absolutely gorgeous place and park! Only thing that needs improvement is the fact that you have to get in line at 6am to ensure you will get into the park. Given todays modern advances I'm honestly surprised they don't allow you to reserve a spot for a date and show up when the park opens instead of two hours earlier. I mean its so popular and busy, why not update their methods. However, the springs were so clear, cool and beautiful that it was a great day!
Pankaj Agrawal

25 June 2017

Great place to be. Enjoy a nice day in water while tubing. Clean water great place. Make sure you call before you go because this gets full quick In summers.
Myra Ortiz

13 June 2017

Great family springs, bring your tubes to go down the run. You can grill, has a park , swim or just plain relax. Has a great concession stand with great eating options, and snacks. Also just in case stuff if you forget, like sunblock, lighting fluid, cups plates its great !
Cathy E

08 June 2017

Fun place for snorkelling and tubing. Its just a short tube run though. Still a great way to cool off in the summer if you can get in. Lines form early and the park reaches capacity often in the summer. Sometimes it's pretty loud in the pool area and I prefer more nature so better to go on a warm day in the Winter.
Ryan Seymour

29 May 2017

An absolute joke, Nowhere does it say that you have to be here before a set time as they close the park to the rest of the public, Ended up with 2 hours worth of a taxi because there were no signs to say that the park was closed off. If a park plans on closing to the rest of the public they need to make some sort of sign as how the hell are tourists meant to know that parks actually get closed due to business. Checked the site before booking a taxi and seen that it said that it was open with live times saying that it wasn't too busy to go all that way and be greeted by a man in a reflective best with a metal sign saying park closed with no indication as to why, Absolutely ridiculous.
Ted Noah

04 April 2017

This place is gorgeous and great fun for all ages. I would give it a full five stars if it wasn't for the overcrowding during the summer and holidays. There are so many people there at those times, it really takes away from the natural feel. People tend to blast their stereos and get rowdy. However, if you can come on a weekday, off-season, it's a tropical paradise! Remember to rent your tubes before entering - the park doesn't rent them out. There's a dive bar/restaurant right around the corner that rents them for very reasonable.