47 Ramp Spring
Causing a powerful swirl this spring is just off the boat ramp about 10 yards. This is the number one exit point for paddlers on the Santa Fe River. Restrooms a
Shipwreck Springs
Named for a sunken metal-hulled movie prop (used in the 1959 film "Don't Give Up the Ship," starring Jerry Lewis) resting on the sandy bottom near this vent, lo
Shirley Springs
NA on specific dimensions/clarity, located at the Dowling Park River Camp area on the Suwannee, overlooked by a parking area. Reached by paddling from a nearby
Silver 8 Springs
An unnamed/numbered minor spring vent in the Silver River system with unknown access and no listed recreational activities, a low-profile feature primarily docu
Silver 9 Springs
An unnamed/numbered minor spring vent in the Silver River system with unknown access and no listed activities, likely a small, obscure boil documented mainly in
Silver Glen Natural Well Springs
A limestone cave/vertical shaft opening on the southwest flank of the main Silver Glen pool, one of the spring's two major vents, roped off and closed to public
Silver Glen Springs
A first-magnitude spring forming a broad, semicircular turquoise pool (about 200 by 175 feet) over white sand, considered among the clearest water in the region
Silver Springs
One of the world's largest artesian springs, discharging roughly 500-550 million gallons a day into a famously clear pool (visibility up to 80 feet) that forms
Sims Springs
A lost spring of the Ocklawaha submerged under the Rodman Reservoir since 1968, visible as a clear boil only during periodic drawdowns, otherwise reachable only
Singing Springs
One of the spring boils feeding the upper Ichetucknee River within Ichetucknee Springs State Park, offering clear water for swimming and snorkeling, reached via
Siphon Creek Rise Springs
First magnitude resurgent spring discharging from a single vent along the west bank of the Santa Fe River at the mouth of Siphon Creek, spring pool measures rou
Steinhatchee River Rise Springs
A karst river-rise feature where the Steinhatchee River disappears underground and re-emerges from beneath a limestone ledge, forming a pool about 72 feet by 30
Steinhatchee Springs
The Steinhatchee Springs are a series of clear, pristine freshwater springs feeding the Steinhatchee River within the Steinhatchee Springs Wildlife Management A
Stevenson Springs
NA — sits in a karst-rich area near the Suwanacoochee cave system and was cited in legal filings as a sensitive underground-connected feature, no developed park
Su-No-Wa Springs
A very small (sixth-magnitude) spring fed by the surficial aquifer, artificially enclosed by a 4-foot concrete pipe extended with blocks about 1.5 feet above gr
Sunbeam Springs
A 2nd-magnitude spring in the Sunbeam-Wilson springshed known among cave divers for its small fissure entrance leading into an explored underwater cave system,
Suwanacoochee Spring
A small, roughly 20-foot-wide second-magnitude spring at the confluence of the Withlacoochee and Suwannee Rivers, connected to a deep cave system popular with c
Suwannee Blue Springs
A system of interconnected clear-blue vents and pools spanning over 160 ft, separated by natural limestone bridges, with the largest pool about 93 ft long. Reac
Suwannee Springs
Historic 1830s sulfur spa spring with stone spring-house ruins still standing on a bend in the river, once a major resort with a hotel and bottling plant. Drive
