Dunnellon
Marion County, Florida
Dunnellon is a nature lover's paradise where the Rainbow River meets the Withlacoochee. The Rainbow River is one of the most pristine first-magnitude springs in Florida, drawing tubers, kayakers, and snorkelers. A small, artistic downtown adds craft galleries and local cafes.
Villa+Cala Lineup tracks 12 local businesses in Dunnellon , including 12 restaurants.
About Dunnellon
What is there to do in Dunnellon?
Dunnellon has 12 local restaurants and businesses tracked by Villa+Cala Lineup. Highlights include Rainbow Springs State Park, Rainbow River tubing, Withlacoochee River. See the full lineup on this page or browse upcoming events below.
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Where is Dunnellon, FL?
Dunnellon is in Marion County, FL.
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2 Rivers Bar and Grill
DunnellonLocal bar and live music venue on the Withlacoochee and Rainbow rivers in Dunnellon, featuring a spacious outdoor patio, karaoke nights, pool, darts, and food from the attached RoughStock Grill.
2 Rivers Local Bar
DunnellonLive music venue and sports bar on Pennsylvania Avenue in Dunnellon (formerly Fired Up Saloon) with pool tables, darts, and food from the attached RoughStock Grill.
Bike trail start
DunnellonTrailhead access point for the Withlacoochee State Trail near Dunnellon, connecting to miles of paved biking and walking paths through the state forest.
Blue Rainbow River Rat Rentals
DunnellonWeekend kayak, canoe, and paddleboard rentals operating from Rainbow Springs Country Club for Rainbow River trips.
Blue Run of Dunnellon Park
DunnellonWaterfront park on the Rainbow River with kayak and paddleboard access, walking trails, and a 3-acre pond. Water temps stay a consistent 72 degrees year-round, and there's no entrance fee. Get there early on weekends — parking fills fast.
Centennial Park
DunnellonCommunity park in Dunnellon on South Williams Street offering green space and recreational facilities in the heart of the town.
Chaplin A. Dinkins III Memorial Park
DunnellonRiverfront park at the convergence of the Withlacoochee and Rainbow rivers in Dunnellon, commonly known as City Beach, with swimming, a playground, picnic area, and fishing access ($2 day-use fee).
Don Pepe Mexican Restaurant
DunnellonPopular family-owned Mexican restaurant in a charming converted house in Dunnellon, serving authentic Tex-Mex cuisine with generous portions and beer and wine.
Dunnellon city Beach
DunnellonSwimming beach on the crystal-clear Rainbow River in Dunnellon, also known as Chaplin A. Dinkins Park, with a playground, fishing area, picnic tables, and restrooms.
Dunnellon Coffee Co
DunnellonLocal coffee shop in Dunnellon serving craft espresso drinks, fresh pastries, and light bites. A cozy community gathering spot with a warm, welcoming vibe.
Dunnellon Historic Village
DunnellonA small, walkable riverfront town at the confluence of the Rainbow and Withlacoochee rivers. Browse local shops, grab lunch at a riverside cafe, and soak in the Old Florida charm of this former phosphate mining boomtown.
Ernie Mills Park
DunnellonSmall neighborhood park on Bostick Street in Dunnellon offering green space and basic recreational amenities.
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