Florida spring

Lily Spring

Magnitude 2Santa Fe RiverHigh SpringsPublic
Lily SpringPhoto by: Florida Springs

The multi-vent spring discharges clear, cool groundwater from the Floridan aquifer through a short, winding spring run (roughly 100 feet long and about 10 feet wide) that flows directly into the river. The spring is surrounded by private property and typically accessed only by watercraft, making it a scenic but less developed spring feature along this popular river paddling corridor. It’s known locally for its natural beauty and river-access character, and has been historically noted as a gathering spot along the Santa Fe River. Ask the locals about Naked Ed. Look for water levels below 32 feet for clarity.

Amenities & Rules

Access & Rules

Activities & Amenities

Amenities & Rules status summary

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

Activities & Amenities

  • 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

Lily Spring Photos

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