*Tube fare is good for one trip down the river. Tubers who are under the age of 5 years old must wear and fasten a lifejacket while tubing. Visitors must agree to and follow our policies in order to participate. Visitors must sign our waiver and release of liability agreement.

Yes, Rainbow Springs State Park in Dunnellon, Florida, is world-famous for its tubing, but in 2026, you must remember that the tubing entrance is separate from the main headsprings entrance. To go tubing, you must head to the facility located at 10830 SW 180th Ave Rd, which is about nine miles away from the main park waterfalls and swimming area. The experience typically costs around $24 per person, which includes your tube rental and a tram ride that whisks you upstream so you can enjoy a leisurely two-hour float back down the crystal-clear, 72-degree Rainbow River. Tubing is a seasonal activity, usually operating daily from Memorial Day through Labor Day and only on weekends during the "shoulder" months of April, May, and September; the facility is typically closed for tubing during the winter months. Because the river is a protected natural spring, disposable containers (like plastic water bottles or soda cans) are strictly prohibited on the water to prevent littering, so be sure to bring your hydration in a reusable, non-disposable flask to clear the mandatory cooler check.