Rock Springs State Reserve

Rock Springs Run State Reserve is located in Sorrento, approximately 30 miles north of Orlando. From Interstate 4, take Exit 101C and travel west on State Road 46 for approximately ten miles to the park entrance located at the beginning of County Road 433.

The park includes sand pine scrub, pine flatwoods, swamps, and miles of pristine shoreline along Rock Springs Run and the Wekiva River make this reserve a refuge of natural beauty. Visitors can enjoy bicycling, hiking, or horseback riding along 17 miles of trails.

Other activities that can be done at the park and state reserve include bicycling, camping, hiking and nature trail walking, horse and equestrian trail riding and wildlife viewing. Cabins are located throughout the reserve and overnight stays are more than welcome. Restroom facilities are located nearby but most do not have running water. Equestrian and primitive camping is available.

Pets are welcome at the reserve if kept under control and on a leash. The area is open year round due to the mild weather. The trail may be closed temporarily on days when reserve staff is conducting prescribed burns. Each fall, areas of the reserve are closed to equestrians during weekends of special hunts.