Traveling west on I-10, exit 31 is 8 miles beyond exit 32. exit 31B will be the first exit you see. You'll need to pass 31B, go across the overpass, and cloverleaf right to make the exit onto hwy 90 going west.

Following 90 west, after 4 miles you pass a flashing yellow traffic light, then half a mile later, a regular light. After that you'll see a Publix shopping center. the other more visible shops are a First Union and a Burger King in front of the mall, as well as a Blockbuster Video and a Walgreen's in the mall. On the right side of the road is Proctor's Pontiac/Cadillac, Amsouth Bank, and a church which is right on the corner. At the intersection of 90 and Capital Circle (follow 319 south signs as if going to airport) there is a Fina station across the street on the right. Superlube is to your left as you wait to make the left hand turn onto Capital Circle.

Capital Circle has three lanes going your direction when you first turn onto it. Don't worry, it doesn't last. After you cross the bridge about 1/2 mile after turning onto Capital Circle, look to your right. The strip of businesses you see there includes the infamous Capital Pub. this is what is commonly known as a shameless plug. Oldenfeld's deputy Seneschal is the owner and proprietor of this visit worthy establishment.

After you cross Park Avenue, be sure to get in the center, or left-most lane (not the oncoming traffic lane of course). If you stay in the right lane you will be forced to turn right. Don't get in the left turn lane either, though, unless you need to hit a Wal-Mart Before you arrive. In which case you should turn left here and you will find a Super Wal-Mart about a mile down on Appalachee Parkway. Capital Circle will seem to go on forever, only because it does. The corner you want to turn right at has a Burger King to your left and a "Petrol Mart" (I've never heard of them before either) on the right. Across the street on the right is an Exxon and on the left is a 76 station/Circle K. Turn left onto Crawfordville Hwy / South 319. Note: the BK last chance for fast food. At Yule 1999 there will be some exceptionally good "travelers fare" available on Friday evening, however. If you arriving late at night and need gas, get it at the 76 Station as it is the only 24 hour station in the area.

Going south on 319 you will pass a GasMart. If you need gas, stop here. The Citgo 1/2 mile up the road is a Nickel more a gallon, on average. the Citgo, however, is where you want to look for the left hand turn lane to leave S-319 and go left on the fork which is Wakulla Springs Rd, or south 61. An SCA sign will be visible here somewhere pointing you to the left.

Going south still on Wakulla Springs Rd, you will go 7 1/2 miles before you come to the flashing red light and stop sign which is 267. Turn right onto 267, which puts you on north 267. There will be an SCA sign at this intersection as well.

After turning right at the stop sign, you will go less than a mile on this road before you come to the entrance to Camp Indian Springs. There are several entrances; look for the torches. If you see a small church on your left, you just missed the entrance. go back a hundred feet.

Approaching Tallahassee from the west, exit I-10 at exit 28. this is the Northwest Capital Circle exit, as well as the exit for the Tallahassee Regional Airport. At the bottom of the off ramp, go right (south) on Northwest Capital Circle. Follow this road for several miles until you reach Crawfordville Highway. Before you reach Crawfordville Highway, look for a fork in the road which you need to follow Capital Circle to the right and not go straight on what will become Orange Avenue. Following the signs to the airport will help you be sure to go the right direction.

The corner you want to turn right at has a 76 station/Circle K to your right and a Exxon on the left. Across the street on the right is an Burger King and on the left is a "Petrol Mart" (I've never heard of them before either). Turn right onto Crawfordville Hwy / South 319. Note: the BK last chance for fast food. If you arriving late at night and need gas, get it at the 76 Station as it is the only 24 hour station in the area.

Going south on 319 you will pass a GasMart. If you need gas, stop here. The Citgo 1/2 mile up the road is a Nickel more a gallon, on average. the Citgo, however, is where you want to look for the left hand turn lane to leave S-319 and go left on the fork which is Wakulla Springs Rd, or south 61. An SCA sign will be visible here somewhere pointing you to the left.

Going south still on Wakulla Springs Rd, you will go 7 1/2 miles before you come to the flashing red light and stop sign which is 267. Turn right onto 267, which puts you on north 267. There will be an SCA sign at this intersection as well.