Great spot for beauty but the bathrooms by the spring are HORRIBLE! Use the bathroom at the shop near the parking lot! Otherwise such a pleasant place to rest and play! A large area for playing...
Poe Springs Park
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Poe Springs Park, located north of Gainesville in High Springs, FL, is a sprawling 202-acre public park that boasts the largest spring in Alachua County. With its picturesque woodlands, rolling fields, and the scenic Santa Fe River running alongside, the park offers a wide range of outdoor activities for visitors to enjoy. From fishing, canoeing, and kayaking to tubing, swimming, and hiking, there's something for everyone. The park also features a playground, volleyball courts, softball and soccer fields, nature trails, and a refreshing spring for visitors to cool off in. The shallow water makes it perfect for families with children, and the park even offers event rentals at The Lodge for special occasions.
Visitors to Poe Springs Park can explore the underwater world by snorkeling and discovering a small cave, although scuba diving is not permitted. The park is a popular destination for picnicking and enjoying the natural beauty of the surroundings. Please note that pets and alcohol are not allowed in the park. Parking is available for a fee, and visitors can choose to walk or cycle to the park for a reduced rate. Whether you're looking for a day of outdoor adventure or a serene spot to relax and unwind, Poe Springs Park is a must-visit destination in Alachua County.
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We came here in March 2023. What a beautiful little gem. Tucked off the road. During the summer there is a fee to get in of $6 per car load. The park has swimming, picnicking, grills,...
Poe Springs? more like poo springs. The water looked like a Taco Bell toilet! If poo gave birth to a shade of green it would be called Poe Springs. If I could give no stars I would.
Another beautiful spring in our community. $5 gets a carload of people in. NOTE TO THE WEARY: It's quite a hike down a beautiful boardwalk (maybe 1/2 mile?) so quit smoking, bring drinking water...
What a beautiful park with springs inside. There was work done to enhance its features. It is beautiful for cycling, walking running and dipping in the springs. What a wonderful respite.
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