Wendy R.
4/15/2025
Spacious sites Wooded wildlife snakes alligators Manatees kayaking and diving raised boardwalk along the spring run for viewing
Manatee Springs State Park
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11650 NW 115th St
Chiefland, FL 32626
Manatee Springs State Park, located in Chiefland, Florida, features an 800-foot boardwalk that meanders through a stunning cypress forest and offers breathtaking views of one of Florida's first-magnitude springs. Known for its cool waters that have attracted visitors for over 10,000 years, the park releases an impressive 100 million gallons of water daily, making it a popular spot for swimming, wildlife viewing, and leisurely strolls.
With over 85 miles of nature trails, the park provides ample opportunities for hiking, biking, and kayaking, catering to outdoor enthusiasts of all ages. Visitors can also enjoy amenities such as campgrounds, picnic areas, and ranger-led programs, enhancing their experience in this National Natural Landmark.
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George C.
1/1/2025
The views are great, just off the Suwanee River, with a long boardwalk from the spring out to the river. We saw several adult and about 12 baby manatees. There are canoes and kayaks for rent as...
Hillary P.
2/3/2024
Off the beaten path, this park offers quiet campsites with access to clean springs that serve as home to manatees. Some beautiful walking areas on Treelined paths make for a relaxing break from...
Mike W.
6/25/2023
I'm updating my review since my first one is now over ten years old. Some things have changed! Manatee Springs offers a lot people seek in Florida State Parks: the beautiful clear springs, for...
Michael B.
12/1/2023
This is where you want to visit to see manatees! In winter the manatees will migrate up river and into this area. You can walk on a board walk mostly just above the springs tributary and see them....
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