


A clear, aquamarine first-magnitude spring feeding a shady run lined with cypress and oaks — excellent for close-up water textures, underwater visibility, reflections, and environmental portraits of swimmers and paddlers. Visit at sunrise or late afternoon for soft side light and glassy reflections; weekdays and off-season reduce crowds. Park has a small state-park entrance fee, parking lot and boardwalk access; some areas reachable by kayak/canoe launched from the spring run. Bring insect repor



A clear, aquamarine first-magnitude spring feeding a shady run lined with cypress and oaks — excellent for close-up water textures, underwater visibility, reflections, and environmental portraits of swimmers and paddlers. Visit at sunrise or late afternoon for soft side light and glassy reflections; weekdays and off-season reduce crowds. Park has a small state-park entrance fee, parking lot and boardwalk access; some areas reachable by kayak/canoe launched from the spring run. Bring insect repor