FamxplorCypress Springs
What to expect
Cypress Springs is a natural spring that generates almost 65 million gallons of water a day and remains 70 degrees all year long. The spring has a large basin with outer depths of about 25 feet, but a small opening within can be up to 75 feet deep. Visitors can enjoy sun tanning on the beach, swimming in the crystal clear waters, and spotting an array of fish and turtles. The spring is also surrounded by woods, where you can hear the call of birds or search for fossils. For adventure-seekers, there are opportunities for cave diving, paddle boarding, and canoeing. The spring is fun for all ages and offers a relaxing oasis for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle
Plan your family visit to the Cypress Springs with these blog insights 👇
Canoe or kayak to Cypress Springs in the Florida Panhandle
Activities: We canoed along Holmes Creek to Cypress Springs in Washington County, Florida. It was just perfect! We took off against the current and toward the spring. It's a little bit of a journey but hang in there because it was worth it!
Highlights: The water is always a cool 68 degrees nearest the spring. It’s so beautiful that you’ll find it hard to resist getting in, especially if you have a snorkel on hand. The water is crystal clear and the most amazing shade of emerald and turquoise that you have ever seen ✨
6 Fantastic Day Trips from 30A
Activities: We took a kayak or canoe to this natural freshwater spring, which boasts crystal-clear waters and a sandy bottom
Highlights: We enjoyed swimming and picnicking at the spring, which is surrounded by lush vegetation. It was a nice, relaxing way to spend a half day ✨