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The Suwanne River

It is the only major waterway in the southeastern United States that is still unspoiled

It also has fifty-five springs along the way. The river’s limestone outcroppings and a drop in elevation create Florida’s only whitewater rapids at Little Shoals and Big Shoals located several miles upstream from the city of White Springs.

Indians on the Suwannee River Tumucuan Indians were living on the banks of the Suwannee River when the Spanish explorers came to what is now north Florida in the 1530s. The Suwannee River formed the boundary between the Timucuan on the east and the Apalachee Indians on the west. In the 1700s the Seminole Indians or “wanderers” from the Creek tribe of Georgia were on the Suwannee. Old logs buried deep in the river were perhaps once parts of rafts on which they drifted down from Georgia.

White Sulphur Springs on the Suwannee was considered to be a sacred healing ground. Warring tribes could come to bathe in and drink the mineral waters while putting aside their disagreements.

The Withlacoochee River

The Withlacoochee River (North) is officially designated as part of Florida’s Statewide System of Greenways and Trails. The Withlacoochee River gently curves through Twin Rivers State Forest past hardwood forests, crystal-clear springs, and sandbars along the bends. Primitive camping is allowed along the way. Limestone outcrops, pitted by swirling water, stand like watchtowers on the banks. There are a number of small shoals, but they do not generally require portaging. The Withlacoochee contributes a significant amount of water to the Suwannee River and joins it at Suwannee River State Park. The trail ends at the boat ramp in the state park, about a half mile upstream on the Suwannee River.

The Alapaha River

Is a river, 190 mi (306 km) long, in southern Georgia and northern Florida in the United States. It is a tributary of the Suwannee River, which flows to the Gulf of Mexico

Fox Hollow offers a vacation experience you'll never forget.

We are offering a variety of activities centered on experiencing the lush natural environment and magnificent scenery of Hamilton, Comlumbia, and Suwannee County water ways and backpacking trails. From canoeing, to camping, fishing, kayaking, or hiking and bicycling, the options are endless.

We are offering tour guides every week after July 7th through November, for all your touring needs, so make your reservations today! Or at least always a week in advance ;)

We provide you with canoes and 16ozs. cut Suwannee river smoke house wood and bait. You must FIRST make a reservation in order to use a canoe, though. Our canoes are of a limited supply so, this is a first come first served basis.

All of this for you and your family or friends! And every three days you stay It's only a fee Of $299
(Per person)

Payments are based on the use of our tour guides and activities that go on through out each day.

Camp Sites are AVAILIBLE NOW on perfect locations on the river side.

Fox Hollow

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Email: fredfalana@hotmail.com

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Locations:

Columbia, FL
Hamilton, FL
Suwannee, FL


We provide you with Camp Sites that are AVAILIBLE NOW on perfect locations on the river side.