Alligator Hole Springs
A named cave passage/vent in the Silver Springs system, submerged and reachable only by certified cave divers.
Bathtub Springs
A small oval pool (12x7 ft, max 4 ft deep) fed by a single vent, but connecting to an extensive surveyed cave system of roughly 1,030 ft explored by NSS-CDS div
Blue Grotto Springs
A named submerged vent/passage in the Silver Springs cave system, a cave-diver-only feature within the extensive limestone conduit network beneath the park, not
Blue Grotto Springs
A named submerged vent/passage in the Silver Springs cave system, a cave-diver-only feature within the extensive limestone conduit network beneath the park, not
Blue Hole Springs
Also called "The Jug," this sapphire-blue, first-magnitude spring is about 37-40 feet deep and opens into a mapped flooded cave system roughly 500-600 feet long
Bridal Chamber Springs
A limestone cavern in the Silver Springs system once viewed by glass-bottom boat tourists and featured in a 1951 promotional legend about star-crossed lovers Cl
Catfish Convention Hall Springs
A named cave/vent feature in the Silver River spring complex near Rocky Vent and the "Shipwreck" site (a sunken metal movie prop from the film Don't Give Up the
Catfish Hotel Springs
A named cave/vent passage in the Silver Springs system (distinct from the similarly-named popular cavern at Manatee Springs), a technical cave-diving feature wi
Catfish Reception Hall Springs
A named chamber in the Silver Springs cave system, likely historically associated with catfish congregating in the passage, a submerged cave-diving-only feature
Charles Springs
A small, shallow spring about 25 ft in diameter (2-10 ft deep) with two limestone bridges creating multiple pools, a historic 1800s trading post and ferry cross
Christmas Tree Springs
A mapped cave passage within the Silver Springs system named for a rock formation resembling a Christmas tree, pierced by a shaft of sunlight from the entrance,
Convict Springs
Convict Spring is a unique, historic freshwater spring located on the southwest side of the Suwannee River in Lafayette County, Florida, roughly 5 miles northea
Cow Springs
A cold, dark, deep pool (~20x40-60 ft) shaded by trees, notable as the only popular Suwannee cave site with an active siphon, the underwater system has a major
Crescent Beach Submarine Spring
An offshore submarine spring about 2.5 miles into the Atlantic east of St. Augustine, discharging from a vent roughly 60 feet deep (trough to 144 feet) with anc
Croaker Hole Spring
A second-magnitude spring forming a narrow, deep hole in the bottom of the St. Johns River in Little Lake George, plunging to about 48 feet amid surrounding riv
Devil's Den Springs
A 120-foot-diameter, 50-55-foot-deep spring inside a dry, prehistoric karst-window cave (collapsed cavern roof), famous for Pleistocene megafauna fossils (masto
Devil's Ear Springs
A canyon-like fissure where the Devil Spring run meets the Santa Fe River, dropping to about 40 feet deep with water gushing out with fire-hydrant-like force, o
Devil's Eye Springs
A round, crater-like opening about 20 feet across and 20 feet deep leading to an intricately decorated small cavern entrance, part of the Devil's Spring System,
Devils Kitchen A Springs
A named vent in the Silver Springs cave system (distinct from the separate Devil's Den/Devil's Kitchen sinkhole near Williston), an underwater cave feature only
Devils Kitchen B Springs
Paired with Devils Kitchen A as connected named vents in the Silver Springs cave system, submerged passage requiring cave-diving certification to access.
