Florida spring
Tanner Spring
Magnitude 2Withlacoochee RiverLeePublic

Tanner Spring is known for its clear, 72-degree water and a flow of about 10-20 million gallons per day. Set along the Withlacoochee River (North), its basin—up to 15 feet deep—offers a quiet spot for kayaking and snorkeling, surrounded by hardwoods and pines. Accessible only by boat from ramps like Gibson Park (1-2 miles upstream), it’s on private land, so respect boundaries. Summer weekends draw paddlers—arrive early for calm. For quiet, visit weekdays in spring (April-May) or fall (September-October), mornings ideal. Water clarity is typically vivid but can cloud with Withlacoochee River backflow after rain. Check —stable, low levels below 10 feet ensure clarity, clearest from late fall to early spring during dry periods.
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Access & Rules
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Access & Rules
- Private: No access via land or water: Unknown
- Reservation Required: Unknown
- ADA Access: Unknown
- Alcohol: Unknown
- Boat Ramp: Unknown
- Disposables: Unknown
- Land Access: Unknown
- Paddle Access: Unknown
- Park: Unknown
- Pets: Unknown
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- Bathrooms: Unknown
- Boating: Unknown
- Camping: Unknown
- Changing Rooms: Unknown
- Fishing: Unknown
- Food: Unknown
- Free Diving: Unknown
- Gear Rental: Unknown
- Grills: Unknown
- Hiking: Unknown
- Lockers: Unknown
- Paddling: Unknown
- Pavilions: Unknown
- Picnic Tables: Unknown
- Portajohn: Unknown
- Scuba Diving: Unknown
- Showers: Unknown
- Shuttle: Unknown
- Swimming: Unknown
- Trash Cans: Unknown