8 Free Swimming Holes near Homosassa, FL
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Houseboat Springs
Sugarmill Woods, Florida
5.0 miles SHouseboat Spring is one of the spring pools of the Chassahowitzka River on Florida's Nature Coast near Homosassa, reachable only by water. The spring opens into a wide circular basin more than twenty...
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The Devil's Punchbowl
Homosassa, Florida
5.2 miles SEA 100-foot-wide, 25-foot-deep turquoise spring pool on the Chassahowitzka River with coral tunnels to explore and unique freshwater-saltwater wildlife — parking is $1.50 per car.
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Blue Spring and The Crack
Sugarmill Woods, Florida
5.4 miles SETurquoise pools and shallow clear river on the Chassahowitzka, popular for kayaking, paddleboarding, and swimming — bald eagles overhead and manatees in winter. Note: alligators are present.
Kayak, Swim
Crystal River
Crystal River, Florida
7.7 miles NCrystal River, on Florida's Nature Coast about ninety minutes north of Tampa, is the swimming destination famous around the world as the only place you can legally swim with wild manatees. The town...
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Rogers Park
Spring Hill
17.3 miles SA Hernando County beach park on the spring-fed Weeki Wachee River with a sandy swim area, boat ramp and kayak launch. No lifeguards; parking is $10 per day.
Canoe, Kayak, Swim
Weeki Wachee Springs State Park
Spring Hill
18.4 miles SSwimming at Weeki Wachee happens only inside Buccaneer Bay, the lifeguarded swim area on the spring pool, and only on a paid Florida State Parks ticket. On summer weekends the park hits its vehicle capacity in the morning and stops admitting anyone for th
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Buccaneer Bay
Weeki Wachee
18.4 miles SSpring-fed swim beach and water park on the Weeki Wachee headspring inside Weeki Wachee Springs State Park, with lifeguards, two slides and 74-degree water. State park admission is $13 adults, $8 ages 6 to 12.
Kayak, Swim
Rainbow Springs State Park
Dunnellon, Florida
23.9 miles NEA large first-magnitude spring feeding the crystal-clear Rainbow River — swim, snorkel, or rent a canoe to paddle downstream past the headspring through gorgeous water the entire length.
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