# Jewel’s Sink

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- **Location:** Newberry, Florida, United States
- **Price:** from $80.00/night
- **Rating:** 99% recommend (92 reviews)
- **Sites:** 1
- **Size:** 35 acres
- **Host:** Michael  T.

## Overview

Family owned and operated since 1853. Jewel’s sink has been a special place that the Blanton family has swam and celebrated things at for 7 generations. It’s a slice of paradise hidden away from the hardships of society’s rat race. You can see to the bottom when the sun hits the water at the right time of day. It’s crystal clear blue like the springs that feed the rivers. This is truly a foundation of youth!

Learn more about this land:

Jewel’s Sink is a private spring that you can swim in, share a Picnic with your friends or family. Has a nice fireplace to sit around and roast marshmallows as you listen to scary camp fire stories. Generators are allowed don’t pay attention to what is says below

## Highlights

- **Nomadic camping:** Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.
- **Michael is a Star Host:** Star Hosts are highly rated, responsive, and committed to providing incredible experiences.
- **All to yourself:** 98% of recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp felt private.

## Amenities

- **Amenities:** Pets, Campfires
- **RV amenities:** Generators
- **Activities:** Biking, Hiking, Swimming
- **Terrain:** Cave, Swimming hole, Field

## Sites

- **Jewel’s Sink** (rv-tent, up to 6 guests, $80.00/night)

## Policies

- **Check-in:** 13:00
- **Check-out:** 10:00
- **Minimum nights:** 1
- **Cancellation:** Moderate (Full refund 3 days before check in time starts)
- **Pets:** allowed
- **Children:** allowed

**House rules:**

- No Diving head first ever, No jumping from the very top of the hole ever!
- Pack in, Pack out. Please be courteous of our property and be sure you take everything you brought. Trash and Recycling is included in pack out. Please be sure to request trash bags if you don’t have any. Any left behind trash will be additional clean up fee.
- Fires must be put completely out prior to leaving. This included coals! No burning of plastics, glass or metals in fire pit! We use this ashes in our garden so be sure to not put these items in fire pit.
- Rvs must park on the hill just off in the distance from hole due to level spot. No water hookup to spring. No waste dumping into spring or on property!
- All pets must have proof of vaccines upon arrive. Rabies, pravo, distemper, bordetella, and Brucellosis are all required!
- No Glass on the property at all!
- Have fun and be sure to tell your friends about our special place! Thanks again for visiting! Get home safe

## Recent reviews

> The water was very clear! Unique spot to cool off in. Loved the experience!
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> - Danielle  D., October 25, 2026

> Michel was very nice and helpful with ant questions we had
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> - Gladys A., September 23, 2026

> Awesome place, clean and private. Loved having the swimming hole all to ourselves. Such a gem!
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> - Emily N., September 14, 2026

> The property is under contract to be sold, so I'm not sure how long this will be a Hipcamp or if my review is relevant but .. The field is nice, I guess. The host has (thankfully) moved the campsite, so I didn't experience the ant problem of previous campers and the new spot has ample shade. The reviews about the highway are spot on though - it's close and can get loud, especially at night. Unfortunately, the biggest downfall to me was the spring. I came knowing the area was experiencing a drought, but I wasn't aware - and it wasn't communicated to me - how severely that drought had affected J…
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> - Cheri R., September 8, 2026

> We would absolutely love to stay here again. Sadly, we learned the property is pending contract, which makes leaving a little bittersweet. Places like this—quiet, wild, and still untouched—are disappearing far too quickly in Florida. We had a truly magical weekend exploring, relaxing, and simply listening to nature. We’re hoping whoever is lucky enough to call this land theirs will see how special it is and choose to keep as much of it wild as possible. We feel incredibly grateful that we got the chance to experience this beautiful little piece of old Florida while we could. 🌿💚 Definitely a…
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> - Melissa T., August 30, 2026