Welcome to Levy County Florida! 

Discover your next adventure in a world of natural wonders far beyond the hustle and noise of man-made attractions. Outdoor enthusiasts and sportsmen have long found a wealth of opportunities within the boundaries of Levy County. Word has spreadabout this diverse, unspoiled region known as"Florida's Natural Paradise" where the human population is dwarfed by the multitude of birds and wildlife that call the area home.

Its scenic beauty, wildlife and outdoor recreational opportunities make Levy County the perfect destination. With nearly one-fifth of the county set aside for state and national wildlife areas, Levy is blessed with numerous parks, preserves, springs and wildlife refuges where visitors can discover rest and recreation in abundance.  In fact, there are over nature-based recreational sites in Levy.
 
The historic Lower Suwannee River borders the county's north end, while the meandering Withlacoochee winds through the southern part. Thanks to its unique location, Levy County has the distinction of a wide variety of environments, from dense hardwood forests and marshlands to sandhills and Gulf Coast waters.

Florida boasts one of the largest concentrations of freshwater springs in the world — almost 400 total — and remarkably, nearly 200 of those are located within the Suwannee Basin.  There are 18 "first-magnitude" springs in North Florida, so classified because they discharge 100 cubic feet of water per second. That's a mind-boggling 64 million or more gallons of water per day! No wonder Levy County's numerous springs are one of
its most popular destinations for both serious scuba divers and those who just want to swim or snorkel in the crystal clear waters.

Charming towns, such as the historic fishing village of Cedar Key and  Williston, well-known for its excellent peanut crop, anchor the county. Agriculture remains a major part of the economy.

Hotels and motels, and Bed & Breakfast inns provide comfortable accommodations throughout Levy County, which also offers plentiful campsites, both modern and primitive, at numerous parks.

If it's time outdoors you're craving, Levy County is the place to visit.  Opportunities for camping, hiking, wild life viewing, swimming and diving,     boating, fishing and hunting abound. Antiques shopping and dining are      found throughout the county in numerous small towns.
 
Isn't it time you found your next natural adventure?
Come explore, relax, refresh, discover.
Levy County, the heart of Florida's Natural Paradise, is waiting for you!

Cities & Towns in Levy County

Bronson
The county seat, Bronson is located on Alternate Highway 27 between Williston and Chiefland.
For info: 352-486-7007

Cedar Key
Rich in history, this island fishing village is situated on the Gulf Coast and is an inviting getaway and recreation destination that also features popular seafood festivals, art shows & small boat gatherings.
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Visit Cedar Key Guide Website
 
Chiefland
Mother Nature's Playground,” Chiefland is part of the Suwannee River Valley and is surrounded by state parks and wildlife refuges.
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Fanning Springs
The Gateway to the historic Suwannee River, Fanning Springs offers plenty of outdoor recreational activities.
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Inglis
Close to neighboring Yankeetown, Inglis lies along the Withlacoochee River as it makes its way to the Gulf of Mexico.  The area is popular with freshwater and saltwater fishermen.
 
Otter Creek
This tucked away town, named for the neighboring creek, lies in an area known for its hunting and fishing opportunities.
For info: 352-486-4766
 
Williston
Known as the "Gateway to the Nature Coast" Williston is just a half-hour drive from Ocala and Gainesville. Rolling hills, farms and horse country define this picturesque rural community that is also known for its springs and diving.
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Yankeetown
A close neighbor to Inglis, Yankeetown is located on the Withlacoochee River on the north Gulf Coast and boasts some of the best salt and fresh water fishing in the country.  Yankeetown is also home to Punkin Island on County Road 40 where the 1961 Elvis Presley movie "Follow That Dream" was filmed.

Source: Visitnaturecoast.com 

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