TOP 10 SPRINGS in FLORIDA | Best Florida Springs | Florida Springs | Ginnie Springs

These Florida Springs are the Ten Best Florida Springs we have found and need to be on your "must see" list of things to do in Florida, including our top pick, Ginnie Springs!

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[zopfee]

I’m happy that while all this craziness in the world is going on we can keep our local springs, lakes, and rivers clean

[nicolebryant]

Incredibly lucky to say I grew up in the Ocala National Forest, surrounded by amazing swimming holes. I love Juniper and Salt Springs.

[pigybak]

easy people. this is HIS top ten. go out and make your own list.

[raulsanchez]

Beautiful video. The people who gave a thumbs down must not appreciate natural beauty

[catospanky]

Juniper Springs, also in the Ocala National Forest, is another excellent spring.

[chelleashley]

Juniper Springs has been my favorite for over thirty years! Beautiful campgrounds, fantastic canoe run and scenery, family friendly swimming hole/spring, snack bar/hot food in the pool area. Lots of wildlife along the canoe/kayak run.

[coopscorner]

Silver Springs is real, real nice, as well as the most mentioned when I visit Rainbow Springs, a local state park. Glad to see it was close to the top of your list. It is a terrific place to spend a day, or a weekend at the camp grounds in the park.

[cindywelch]

Having lived in Fla for 30 years I've been to a lot of these....heading to Rainbow River tomorrow. However, you've turned me on to some new ones that are now on my bucket list

[SNJ]

Wakulla is one of my ultimate favorite Springs with Edwards Ball Lodge, a third magnitude Spring complete with a high dive. i can't wait to check out a few on this list. Happy to say I've been to a few on the top 10 and Ginnie Springs use to be my favorite. i have floated down the st.johns river a few times. Lithia Springs was a local spring I would go to so I could cool off during the summer months I would go during the week when it was empty. One of my favorite things was swimming in place at the head of the spring. Ichetucknee Springs is pretty incredible too. Your guaranteed to see a Manatee. We must preserve these beautiful sea cows and by doing so were creating a cohesive environment.

[stevethomas]

As a paddle boarder I'm a big fan of Florida's Springs. For paddlers I would like to add Silver Springs, 5 mile run with good oportunities for wildlife, Manatees and maybe Monkeys. Juniper Springs is a 7 mile run. Small swimming area that feeds a big creek that twists through a incredible setting. If you paddle board Juniper it has to be a hard board, no inflatables. Also use short fins or no fin. There are sticks/roots just under the surface in some areas. Thanks for the great video. You've added some to my "things to do" list.

[jessicaseay]

Silver Glen & Rock Springs at Kelly Park are both incredibly beautiful places. Great video!

[cookietojeiro]

Please add a clip of beautiful waterhole and great canoeing at Juniper Springs in Ocala and also Silver Springs.

[elric_l]

The Rainbow River (flowing out of #2 Rainbow Springs) is a great place to kayak if you want to see Florida wildlife in an alligator-free river. An early morning trip at sunrise offers the opportunity to see and paddle along with a family of otters - I don't know of any other place in Florida with otters. You'll also see a wide assortment of birds, from ducks and egrets to osprey. As the day warms, every log sticking out of the water is almost guaranteed to have turtles relaxing in the sunshine. Amazing place.

[JoeOceanside]

Wow, great video. Now I have more springs to check out! So many beautiful places! Thanks for featuring my clips!

[magedojo]

Solid list. I've been to most of these, but not all. Silver Glen is probably my #1.

[cameronbackstrom]

Love Rainbow Springs, great for swimming and kayaking.

[georgeclausen]

Used to snorkel Ginnie and some of the others back in the '60's before Ginnie was much of a public attraction. Thanks very much for the video...I'm a long way from Florida, and these videos take me back most enjoyably.

[mrsarmie]

Wow! I've never swam in a spring. These are beautiful! Can't wait to get in when I get to Florida! Thanks for this list!

[jamesbach]

Troy spring is very cool and even features a Civil War shipwreck. I dove Weeki Wache back in 2007 and 2008. They let you in between performances. A really neat place in general.

[charlesharris]

Very nice, thanks. I live in Silver Springs, and would add it for the glass-bottom boat tours. Also Salt Springs and lovely little Juniper Springs.