WAKULLA SPRINGS STATE PARK

One Of The Largest And Deepest Freshwater Springs In The World Is Right Here In Florida

Looking for an epic natural adventure in Florida? Also want to hit up one of the most beautiful spots in the state? This hidden gem is the perfect place for a summer excurison with the whole family. Not only is this freshwater spring in Florida one of the largest in the world, but is also one of the deepest. Add this body of water to your summer bucket list because this is something you do not want to miss.

Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park is a stunning spot in Florida with one of the largest and deepest freshwater springs in the world.

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Somewhat of a hidden gem, this freshwater spring reaches a depth of around 75-feet, which in some areas is crystal clear.

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Beauty knows no bounds at this freshwater spring, where wildlife flourishes and swimming is coveted during the warmer months.

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Expect during your visit to Wakulla Springs State Park to see alligators, deer, manatees, birds, and turtles to name a few.

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Guests to the freshwater spring even have the option to take a glass-bottomed boat tour around the area.

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Offering a unique vantage point of the spring, guests can take the daily-guided riverboat tours to get an up-close-and-personal look at Florida nature.

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Imagine these friendly giants swimming so serenely next to the boat.

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While fall, winter and spring are some of the best times to enjoy surrounding nature, the summer months are most popular, especially because of the swimming opportunities.

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Unusual karst features and rare and beautiful plants grow throughout the park, especially within the old-growth forests.

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Bring your bathing suit, gather up the family, and head to Wakulla Springs State Park for a Florida summer day trip to remember.

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Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park is open from 8 a.m. until sundown, 365 days of the year. Park entrance for vehicles includes a fee of $6 for 2-8 occupants, $4 for a single occupant, and $2 per pedestrian or cyclist. To find more information about the park, visit the website, or you can use the address below to find it on a map: