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Ponce De Leon Springs State Recreation Area

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Please recycle aluminum cans. They have it marked
Please recycle aluminum cans. They have it marked
Spring swimming hole
Spring swimming hole
Mushrooms on the forest trail
Mushrooms on the forest trail
Family fun and affordability I can appreciate!
Family fun and affordability I can appreciate!
The main springs area
The main springs area
Eventually the spring waters meet ground waters at Sandy Creek
Eventually the spring waters meet ground waters at Sandy Creek
2860 Ponce de Leon Rd
Ponce de Leon, FL 32455
+1 (850) 836-4281
http://www.floridastateparks.org

Ponce de Leon Springs State Park is a serene natural oasis nestled in Ponce de Leon, FL. The park offers visitors the opportunity to relax, explore nature, and enjoy outdoor activities in a picturesque setting.

With its crystal-clear spring waters and lush surroundings, Ponce de Leon Springs State Park provides a peaceful escape for individuals and families looking to connect with the beauty of the outdoors.

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4.544 reviews
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Cheri Y.
11/4/2022

This place is amazballs. All the locals go here. Everyone goes swimming here. It's breathtakingly beautiful. A great place to hang out with family & friends, picnic, drink some beers, get in the...

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David H.
10/5/2024

To start, there is a $4 per vehicle entry fee. There is plenty of parking and the amenities are pretty nice. The water was crystal clear and the trails were nice.

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Anne R.
7/18/2023

The coolest place to be in Florida summer is in 68°F spring waters! If the kids with chattering teeth don't convince you it's chilly enough, I'd recommend jumping in off the cement platform into...

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Terry D.
7/5/2023

Love all the new gear here. Love seeing this place continue to grow. Happy fourth, again. See you next year

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Bill P.
9/8/2022

A must visit when visiting this part of Florida! 4 bucks for a car is a steal. Plenty of tables to picnic. The water was cold at first but you eventually get used to it. Nice nature walk and...

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