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    Kelly Del Valle
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    Grilling in the picnic area.
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    07/12/2017
    One of the available rental cabins.
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    Each cabin is surrounded by palms and oaks, providing shade and privacy.
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    Black vultures are year-round residents of the park and campground.
    Kelly Del Valle
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    A manatee visits the spring run.
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    Paddlecraft rentals are available a short walk away from the camp area.
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    The river tour offers an up-close view of the Saint Johns River.
    Kelly Del Valle
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    The historic Thursby House has been standing since before the area was a state park.
    Kelly Del Valle
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    The original settlers at Blue Spring were citrus farmers.
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    A tent site waiting to be filled.
    Kelly Del Valle
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    Nature trail heading to Saint Johns River.

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