Florida spring

Satsuma Spring

A small, clear seep along the river that rises from sandy ground and forms a shallow, narrow flow through low-lying woods before blending into nearby wetlands. The pool is modest and not suitable for swimming, but the spring can be viewed from the surrounding publicly accessible conservation lands where footpaths approach the area. While public access is often permitted. Verify access before visiting. Visitors often note gaining permission from the owners of the private land. The spring has a sulfur or "rotten egg" smell. This spring has historical significance and is part of the John Bartram Trail.