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Manatee Springs State Park
9.2/10 (170 reviews)
This first-magnitude spring releases 100 million gallons of crystal-clear water daily into the Suwannee River. Visit November through March to witness manatees seeking warmth in the natural spring waters.
Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge
8.8/10 (77 reviews)
This 53,000-acre coastal refuge blends salt marshes, swamps, and pine flatwoods into a wildlife sanctuary. Paddle through tranquil waterways to spot manatees, bald eagles, and the endangered Gulf sturgeon.
Chiefland Farmers Flea Market
7.6/10 (33 reviews)
This sprawling weekend market blends indoor and outdoor stalls filled with antiques, crafts, and fresh produce. Arrive early with cash to uncover unique treasures from homemade goods to vintage collectibles.
Dakotah Winery
7.8/10 (6 reviews)
This family-run Florida winery showcases unique muscadine grape varieties grown on its 17-acre estate. Enjoy complimentary tastings while overlooking the tranquil koi pond and wood duck sanctuary from the deck.
Eddie Buie Park
8.2/10 (10 reviews)
This peaceful community park honors local historical figure Eddie Buie with serene green spaces. Bring a picnic blanket and enjoy a relaxing afternoon under the shade trees in Chiefland's tranquil retreat.
Levy County Quilt Museum
8.2/10 (10 reviews)
Florida's only registered quilt museum displays antique quilts and century-old quilting machines. Relax on the expansive front porch with rocking chairs after exploring the free exhibits and gift shop.
"The floor was pretty dirty unfortunately in our room to the point where we got a lot of debris on our feet walking around. The breakfast left much to be desired... choices of 2 cereals , waffle or plain. Bread to
Toast."
"While the room was described as a balcony room on the riverfront it is really a ground level room with a small wooden deck. It sits on a field that is a good distance away from the water and you have a slight view of the river from your room. The grounds offer nice seating to view and enjoy the river from. There is a pool in front of the motel that was kept clean. This is a roadside motel so there are many loud vehicles that travel by all hours of the night. The air conditioner has a high fan...
"The staff was super friendly and helpful. The cabin seemed to be freshly renovated with beautiful all-wood interior. Furniture and bedding were clean. Sufficient chinaware and pots/pans for 6 people. However, the cabin and public restrooms on the grounds were infested with cockroaches and ants. For that reason, there's no way I would eat at the on-site restaurant! And second, there is no pool even though a pool is advertised on the website. Staff said, "Oh yeah, we need to take that off...
"I love small older family owned hotels and this was the best of the best. Wonderful staff and owner, nice room, great pool and it is on a hill looking down onto the riverfront where they have a bait, tackle and gift store with a restaurant inside for breakfast and lunch. We had breakfast there both days, it was very good with homemade biscuits. You can put your boat in right there, and several other restaurants in walking distance. We had a great stay and they have a full coffee pot in each...
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.