Mike Roess Gold Head Branch State Park

Can you swlm there

You can go off roading if you have a horse.

Yes, you may fish there. A Florida fishing license is required. Call the park directly for more information.

Block Cabins 110-114 do have a fire pit and a grill outdoors. $75 per night plus tax. They can accommodate up to 6 people.

There is a two-night minimum for cabin rentals on weekends. $65.00 per night, plus tax, plus a non-refundable $6.70 reservation fee. Historic cabins, up to four people. $75.00 per night, plus tax, plus a non-refundable $6.70 reservation fee. Block cabins, up to six people. $100.00 per night, plus tax, plus a non-refundable $6.70 reservation fee. Modern cabins, up to six people. Full-Facility Camping Fee: $20.00 per night, plus tax, plus a non-refundable $6.70 reservation fee. Includes water and electricity. Maximum of eight people per campsite. Primitive Camping Fee: $5.00/person per night, up to six people per site.

Yes Goldhead has cabins

Unfortunately, the water is so low there is no fishing.

Yes you can

Yes, pets are allowed if they are on a leash

No onsite store. Closest convenient store/gas station is outside the park approximately 2miles.

Went kayaking 2 weeks ago...water looks good alot of lily pads the water is clear... and so many deer around sunset..good time of year to go ..

If you go close to sunset the fireflys come out in droves! Looks pretty amazing!

No they do not have tv's. It even states on the website: for guests relaxation, no phone, tv's or internet.

No I don't go out on the lake there it's a little sketchy Gators Crocs so if you go please be careful

Just electric and water

You can do both

Yes , they sure do.

Yes. They are amazing and always very clean.

Nope but your cellphone internet works . Glad you are still going. It will still be an enjoyable adventure

Yes

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3 miles to the state park entrance and then six miles to the lake Butler trail

Yes, nice cabins

Gold Head is a State Park. Not Federal. All fishing within the park must conform to regulations concerning size, number, method of capture and season. A fishing license may be required. More information is available at the Florida Wildlife Commission’s Fishing in Florida.

I don't know contact the park

There are a couple of sites with 50 amp service

Cabin rentals are like motel rentals

Go ahead but watch for chiggers and snake's alagaters, bear family of 3and a bob cat racoons and more lol

They have a small area designed as a beach for swimming.

I would not recommend swimming here.

Ask one of their rangers

They have electricity and water at most of their camp sites. Please see the full list at https://www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/mike-roess-gold-head-branch-state-park/experiences-amenities

I had decent signal for being in the woods.

Yes you can, you will have a great time at this beautiful park ! Enjoy

Call to verify.

Yes and they are really nice.

Sorry, don't know but their website has a good map layout of the cabin sites.

Yes, nice ones too

Just on the lake you can swim in

You'd have to ask the park service about that. Are there even caves in that area? The soil is very sandy.

Nope, not that I've seen

Water is wet...

This is Gainesville allmost a little drive from daytona couple hours

Yes, you can

All cabins have fire pit with a grill grate attached, but no separate grill.

Original 1930's cabins- $65 per night, 1960's cabins -$75 per night, 2000's cabins- $100 per night.

You can bring alcohol only in the cabins and must drink it within the cabin area. This is a great place I think you would really enjoy it.

Small one

Did not see an actor some great antique cars & trucks all the way back to 1923 model T ford.

No

Some sites have pits with grill tops.